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Yes, double light switches do share a neutral wire. This is because the two switches are linked together and connected to the neutral wire via the light fixture. When one switch is turned on, it uses the neutral wire to complete the circuit and power the light.
A shared neutral circuit has an additional hot conductor, which is connected to the opposing phase. This allows a further 20 amps to be delivered, with the addition of only one conductor. There will be 240V between the two hot conductors, and 120V between either hot and neutral.
A shared neutral is a connection in which a plurality of circuits use the same neutral connection. This is also known as a common neutral, and the circuits and neutral together are sometimes referred to as an Edison circuit.
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The shared neutral will easily take the current and there will be very little voltage on it. Then you go and disconnect the shared Neutral, now the current has nowhere to go. No current means no voltage across the switchs power supply which means full voltage on the disconnected neutral wire.
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Can you put 2 neutral wires together? You can if they are both on the same circuit, or if the two circuits are different phases, though the second part may not be up to your local code. If they are on different circuits but the same phase, it might not be safe and definitely isnt to code.

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