Kitchen lighting and socket with two phase wires, one neutral wire connected to a circuit breaker, i

No, the socket generally has a leakage protection and shares the zero line with the lighting, and there will be zero sequence current through the trip, which cannot be used! If a single P circuit breaker is used, it can be used in accordance with the allowable conditions, but it is recommended to directly switch to a 4 square wire, and the lighting is directly led from the socket, and it is calculated all the way. If you want to control the socket separately from the lighting, it is recommended to use a separate cable!

Hello:——1. "Two phase wires, one neutral wire connected to a circuit breaker", does belong to a loop control.

— 2. No matter how many live wires or one neutral wire, as long as it is "connected to a circuit breaker", it is a loop control.

— 3. "Lighting wire, socket wire 4, neutral line, do you use the line like this?" ”.It is not appropriate to distribute the wires in this way: the design of the neutral line is too thin.

Yes, after coming out of the circuit breaker, there are 4 outlets, and a neutral wire is shared.

The electricity will definitely be on, but the safest (kitchen appliances are not small) and the most economical way is to drag a group of 4 square meters (zero fire is 4 square) directly to the socket, and then use the wire to borrow electricity from the socket for lighting.