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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Bloemfontein
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Gooday, can anybody help with some advise plse.
I have got two transformers which are exactly the same. Both are 250VA transformers 0-12VAC secondary output 20A. If I should connect them in series then I would get 24VAC at 20A. So I will have a 500VA transformer. 24x20=480VA. Is this correct ? Jan
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Denmark
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Yes, the VA of a transformer is a matter of how much iron you got, so double amount of iron is double VA.
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oz7aff,
Thanks for confirmation ! Jan
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