Reducing Voltage

fix one reducer in series. I did it in so many projects and it is successfull

What is that reducer? From where will i get it?

If the neutral was supposed to be grounded, maybe there is a loose or corroded wiring connection somewhere.

is the earth a true earth ie is it connected or is there a high resistance to earth.

also how are you testing it .

neutral in the uk at the main incoming suppy comes from the same point as earth just to add to the confusion

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=electrical+earth+and+nuetral&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-gb:IE-SearchBox&ie=&oe=&rlz=1I7DKUK_en-GB&redir_esc=&ei=oiwITPPSOIT80wTS0NFn

Put an isolation transformer and connect the secondary to earth.

what is the voltage in your other projects??...what is your earth resistance?...what is the insulation test reading this phase and earth?... Do you have any sort of earth fault protection in the system?....Is there any surge arrestor installed in the main board?...

Earth is there as a protective conductor to operate the circuit protective device(s) in the event of a fault.

Power is supplied between phase and neutral.

So why is the neutral-to-earth voltage of any particular interest [rhetorical question]? It merely indicates that there are other unbalanced loads elsewhere on the distribution system! <sigh>

Let it be so? Why do you bother? In what way it affects your load?