In thirty years on here I don't think I've ever seen so much mis information and failure to understand basic electrical power distribution principles wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. I've tried my best to educate and help people keep from burning their houses down or being electrocuted but I give up lol. Where fire and life safety is concerned at least consider just perhaps listening to trained competent current practicing professional electricians and electrical engineers and the NEC versus lay opinions.
Neutral is NOTTTTTTTTTTT the same as an Equipment GroundING Conductor. Read some books and learn how and why that's true.
Educating yourself might save your life...…….. A straight 220 volt water heater circuit with two hots L1 & L2 plus an Equipment GroundING Conductor and NO Neutral is NOTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT the same as a 4 wire (Two Hots, Neutral, Ground) 110/220 volt dryer circuit.
A 120 Volt 2 pole 3 wire Grounding NEMA 5-15R or NEMA 5-20R Receptacle REQUIRES A HOT, NEUTAL, AND A GROUND. Therefore you CAN NOT use a straight 220 volt water heater circuit with two hots and a Ground NOOOOOOOOOO Neutral to feed a receptacle !!!! But don't take my word for it, consult the NEC and current practicing professional electricians and engineers
NEVER use the Equipment GroundiNG Conductor as a Neutral THEY ARE NOTTTTTTTTT THE SAME
God Bless yall, take care and be safe is all I can say. I tried my best that's all I can do
John T Retired Electrical Power Distribution Design Engineer
Do however you like, its your home and your life at risk
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