When working with a transformer like the one listed below, do you have to parallel the two 120V pairs for 120V operation? I think the answer is yes, but just making sure.
https://www.hammfg.com/files/parts/pdf/290EEX.pdf
So it would be...
120V - black/brown together (neut) - white/orange together (hot)
240V - black (neut) - white/brown together - orange (hot)
Multi-Primary Transofrmer Question
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Multi-Primary Transofrmer Question
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Re: Multi-Primary Transofrmer Question
When using this type of PT, I usually parallel the leads onto a tag board and then run a single consolidated pair to the DPDT switch and mains cable/socket.
Just plug it in, man.