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RE: buzz buzz buzz - I wonder why it does?
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- Subject: RE: buzz buzz buzz - I wonder why it does?
- From: "James Hoye" <james.hoye@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 10:48:59 +0100
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> > A site transformer is an isolation transformer designed for use
on a
> > building SITE (guess where the name comes from!)
> > Because of the often wet environment the output is centre tapped
and
> > tied to ground. This limits the maximum voltage to earth to half
of
> > the output voltage. Most shocks are from a single conductor to
earth
> > so this is an extra safety feature
>
> So do they expect everyone working on these sites to have special
115
> volt tools for the job? Or does this only apply to designated high
power
> devices that are more prone to "Accidents" then a normal
power tool?
Indeed they do. That's why so many site workers use cordless power
tools -
much easier.
James H
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