Thanks for the answer ... I commented: the issue of thermal is with all, if under one ... example one of shots, I go to the shots of that thermal or circuit, I measure them with a tester and it gives me 55 v. followed by this and under the thermal on the side (left side) I measure the sockets again and it gives zero, but the thermal that I have just lowered when I measure it at its poles or at the sockets or light depends on the circuit , also measures 55 v. and so on ... and for this last thermal to lower me from zero when I measure it, I have to lower the previous one to this.
The circuit breaker is fine ... I tried it and cut it.
Ok ... the connections as you drew them are fine although that does not imply that this
The way it is connected does not have to close or open a thermometer to affect the next one, so I am inclined that this garland connection is affecting it and what happens is translated as voltage variations as they increase or decrease the charges
I suggest you redo all those connections, if you can incorporate a better distribution terminal because it would be so regulated. If you cannot do it with cables but the important thing that there are no cuts in them, do it with a single line (not 2) of at least 6 mm2 of section and without cuts,
Another important point is that you should put protection on that differential. Is there any therma between the differential and the meter?