The latest household electricity meter only crosses a zero line. Is it working normally?

The old mechanical ammeter is only connected with a zero line, that is, the user's live wire passes through the ammeter, and the zero line does not pass through the ammeter. This connection is absolutely not allowed by the power department! Why?

When the zero line of the electric meter is in poor contact, users can still use electricity, and the voltage coil of the electric meter loses 220V, so the electric utility department will cause losses! Stealing electricity is also very easy, as long as you loosen the neutral connector, or plug it in again when it is broken, others will never see it!

The user's zero line passes through the meter. Once the zero line entering the electric meter is in poor contact, if the electric meter does not go, the zero line of the user will be disconnected, and the user will not use electricity, and the power department will not lose. "There is no difference between the zero line and the second line", which is just a misunderstanding of non-professionals!

I'm not sure about the new electronic watch, because it also needs voltage, so it should be the same, unless there is a relay inside, once it loses voltage, it will cut off power, which is unlikely and wastes energy!

According to the saying that "the current passing through the live wire and the neutral wire is equal", that is, the live wire and the neutral wire entering the electric meter are connected incorrectly, and the neutral wire passes through the current coil of the electric meter, which will lead to "one fire and one place" stealing electricity.