I was after some help wiring this transformer, I'm pretty new to this, so please keep it simple.
I've never wired one before and wanted to check before wiring it (Audiophonics last photo). I'm in the UK, so 230v is what i need.
Blue- neutral terminal
Red- positive
Connect orange and white together.
On the output side to get 12v connect grey and orange together for negative and grey and orange together for positive. Does that sound right?
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Your primary side wiring is correct.
For the secondary side you will need to connect to 2 bridge rectifiers (one rectifier for yellow and the other to the grey wires), link the positive output of one to the negative of the other to create your 0 volt ground line. Or connect each bridge to its own positive regulator and then connect the positive of one to the “ground” of the other in order to get split rails.
Your primary side wiring is correct.
For the secondary side you will need to connect to 2 bridge rectifiers (one rectifier for yellow and the other to the grey wires), link the positive output of one to the negative of the other to create your 0 volt ground line. Or connect each bridge to its own positive regulator and then connect the positive of one to the “ground” of the other in order to get split rails.
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