Is one common neutral conductor permitted to be used with two sets of 120/208-volt, 3-phase, 4-wire feeders?

The statement about whether one common neutral conductor is permitted to be used with two sets of 120/208-volt, 3-phase, 4-wire feeders is affirmed as false because electrical code regulations specifically require that neutral conductors are sized according to the load they carry. Each feeder requires its own neutral conductor to ensure it can adequately handle return current and to minimize the risk of overloading the shared neutral.

Using one neutral for multiple feeders can lead to overheating, and potential nuisance tripping of circuit breakers due to imbalances. Furthermore, it compromises safety and compliance with electrical codes intended to protect electrical systems and ensure proper functioning. Therefore, having separate neutral conductors for each set of feeders is necessary to meet these code requirements and standards for safety and efficiency in electrical installations.