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26th February 2004, 04:53 PM
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Location: NW Washington
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480/240V transformers
I see a lot of auctions for industrial control transformers on ebay, some of which go for pretty cheap.
They are usually 240/480 primary, and 120V secondary. If i were to wire one of these up for 480, and put 120 from my mains there, would i get the expected amount of voltage drop on the other end? Like 30V? I realize the VA would change quite a bit as the amp rating would not change, so a 200VA transformer would then be a 48VA one. Thanks. |
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