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Originally Posted by rick-l
That is not true. With a split phase system, like here in the US, you only need one if the legs of the 115 are on different phases
EDIT: This is the only requirement which no one seems to follow:
and no I am not an electrician.
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I don't think you understood my post. Two phases give you 230 volts, which needs only one neutral. This would be wired with three conductors, and these are typically required in a kitchen, i.e. 2x115 volt on one receptacle but on two opposed circuit breakers.
Two 115 V circuits requires two neutrals, and would be supplied with a pair of two conductor wires.