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Location: Auckland, NZ
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OK following advice from a coupe of weeks ago (original post here), I bought a couple of 230V to 115V stepdown transformers to run a native 115V jukebox power transformer.
THE stepdown is a commerical item (ex-Korea) using a toroidal transformer. The 230V side was supplied through a two-core flex with no earth line (even though the case is steel!). I have since put a three pin IEC socket in the back and safety earthed the case. It is fused! The output terminates at a pair of US pattern line outlets, and so again has no earth. QUESTION: For ether safety or avoiding earth loops between the amp this will supply and source devices, should I fit IEC outlets and earth them to the safety earth? Cheers!
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Does the juke have a connector that wants safety ground?
If it does, sure, otherwise I wouldn't bother. |
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