Where does the neutral wire come from, explained

In this video we explain how the neutral wire is generated in the transformer and how it is connected to the electrical system.

[smacpost]

Maybe dumb it down a little? Info is being left out, maybe master electricians can fill in the gaps, but those of us just learning are left scratching our heads. Slow down, put in more info. Thank you.

[Energized_Human]

Keep it up sir
And make videos like this with perfect concept 💪😎

[SilesianWarrior]

Nice clean models this took a lot of work i assume.

[sunjayjay]

Physically where do you tap the neutral point start
thats not shown??

[m.usmankhalil]

new subscriber All the videos with good 👍 explanation keep it up

[WXUZT]

Needs to slow down & explain more….🤔🤔🤔

[gabrielphilips]

So where does the wire come from? Very confusing

[semantpanda]

so basically if we connect all 3 phases together, it becomes the neutral?

[salvatoreguiliano]

Hello, there is a connection between the neutral and three hot lines behind the pole. what is it?

[peanutbutterjellyjam]

I think that you should use your real voice.❤

[KevinCoop]

Although correct in some situations, this is not the system for dwellings in the US or Canada.

[TexasEngineer]

You are showing a three phase service transformer. Three phase service is for industrial and commercial service. Industrial customers have large motors than benefit from three phase service. Residential service does not need three phase service because they only use single phase motors in their air conditioning. Residential only get single phase service and only use one single phase transformer connecting to a single phase wire and a neutral wire on the primary side of the transformer. The diagram of the three phase transformer is not required for this topic and the three phase Y transformer is in the substation and produces the typical distribution voltage of around 12, 000 volts from the transmission lines.

[mottbone]

Are you kidding with this explanation?