If I have two transformers with 120v primaries, and I place the primaries in parallel and in phase and feed them 120v and I connect the secondaries in series, the secondary voltages will add, and the current will be the same, correct?
If I have two transformers with 120v primaries, and I put them in series and feed them 240v, with the secondaries still in series, will I have essentially the exact same output?
Say the parallel 120v primary scenario draws 11 amps open circuit.
Would the series 240v scenario draw 5.5A?
Or am I looking at this wrong? To get double the overall power out, would I need to feed both primaries 240v in parallel, or can I feed the primaries in series 240v? Sorry if this is confusing, I'm confused.
If I have two transformers with 120v primaries, and I put them in series and feed them 240v, with the secondaries still in series, will I have essentially the exact same output?
Say the parallel 120v primary scenario draws 11 amps open circuit.
Would the series 240v scenario draw 5.5A?
Or am I looking at this wrong? To get double the overall power out, would I need to feed both primaries 240v in parallel, or can I feed the primaries in series 240v? Sorry if this is confusing, I'm confused.