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In Reply to: 110/220V Taps (Long) posted by Ron944 on October 22, 2010 at 08:15:50:

Some power transformer primaries are multi tap. Starts with a common, (one end of the winding), with taps along the winding to the far other end,(most turns). The far other end being for the highest input voltage.
Closest tap from common the lowest input voltage. The transformer could be wound and tapped for 100V, 120V, 220V, 240V...... ???.

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Topic - 110/220V Taps (Long) - Ron944 08:15:50 10/22/10 (4)

Only sure way is to contact the manufacture. Or get a hold of a schematic - jea48 20:57:41 10/23/10 (0)

RE: 110/220V Taps (Long) - Tweekeng 10:48:38 10/23/10 (2)

RE: 110/220V Taps (Long) - Ron944 11:28:11 10/23/10 (1)

Yes. I would assume then it is correct. but you need to check it BEFORE you plug it into 220volts. Just sayin' - Elizabeth 13:34:29 05/21/11 (0)

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Only sure way is to contact the manufacture. Or get a hold of a schematic - jea48 20:57:41 10/23/10 (0)

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