bigal_scorpio
Active Member
Hi to all,
I thought that this was a simple thing but after reading up on the subject I am now confused.
I have a transformer (240v primary) with 10-0-10 outputs and need all the current I can get from it! The question is can I simply join the two 10v outputs and get double the current or will this create problems with phases. I know it should be possible if the transformer has four wires (two pairs of separate windings) but as mine has only the two 10v and a single 0v center tap.
Can anyone clear this up for me so I don't end up killing the transformer (or me) hehehe.
Thanks for reading this................Al
I thought that this was a simple thing but after reading up on the subject I am now confused.
I have a transformer (240v primary) with 10-0-10 outputs and need all the current I can get from it! The question is can I simply join the two 10v outputs and get double the current or will this create problems with phases. I know it should be possible if the transformer has four wires (two pairs of separate windings) but as mine has only the two 10v and a single 0v center tap.
Can anyone clear this up for me so I don't end up killing the transformer (or me) hehehe.
Thanks for reading this................Al