Thanks for replying, didn't mean cheap but meant reasonable, You read my mind ! "People who have the skills to do what you want KNOW they have valuable skills and will charge accordingly." AGREED :rolleyes:
Anyone please tell me what will happen when I switch primary taps to get different voltages at the secondary. All with the same 230VAC, ie Black-Green to get 6VAC & 12VAC on the secondary, Black-Yellow to get 7.5VAC & 15VAC on the secondary an so on. Can I use the transformer continuously this way?
hi Kelly's eye
Your observation may be correct, regarding BLK to Y, it could be tapping for varied AC inputs, but BRN & R on the primary side are actually secondary ones. My measurements of resistance as below:-
1.(primary side) BRN-R - 1.2 ohms (it cannot be a primary)
2. (primary side) BLK-G -...
hi Kabelsalat
One Blue Wire is on the Primary Side another on the Secondary side, This transformer is salvaged from an old UPS and I had searched the net for schematics and I couldn't see anything, that's why had to find out myself and the same is uploaded for people searching for information...
Hi Kellys
Thanks for the question
Y- means yellow (Thought this wire cannot be used, I guess this will be another primary combined with black)
Using BR-R could be tricky and dangerous, because I guess this is the step up output, to get them to output 230VAC you will need to input the secondary...