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firstly please excuse my ignorance re transformers. I was given this
trannsformer and was wondering if I could use it to convert 240v AC to
110-120v AC to run some low power motors (approx 150watt).
The transformer is approx 4in x 4in x 3in (100mm x100mm x75mm) painted
grey with the number D.T.2 on the top. It has two banks of taps and
they are marked (this bank does not appear to have any connections to
the transformer itself) Line, Neut,12v/3,12v/4, E4, E5, E6. The second
bank of terminals ( these do have connections running into the
transformer body, and are paired as far as continuity is concerned)
5A, 12v, 5A, 12v, E, 115v, 0, 115v, 0.
There is not continuity between either the Line or Neut to any of the
terminals.
trannsformer and was wondering if I could use it to convert 240v AC to
110-120v AC to run some low power motors (approx 150watt).
The transformer is approx 4in x 4in x 3in (100mm x100mm x75mm) painted
grey with the number D.T.2 on the top. It has two banks of taps and
they are marked (this bank does not appear to have any connections to
the transformer itself) Line, Neut,12v/3,12v/4, E4, E5, E6. The second
bank of terminals ( these do have connections running into the
transformer body, and are paired as far as continuity is concerned)
5A, 12v, 5A, 12v, E, 115v, 0, 115v, 0.
There is not continuity between either the Line or Neut to any of the
terminals.