Posted by JMOR on July 07, 2016 at 06:29:42 from (76.182.223.85):
In Reply to: Isolation Transformer posted by Moonlite37 on July 07, 2016 at 06:03:23:
If it has the primary & secondary windings isolated (will have if truly an isolation transformer), then it does offer some protection. Using it will mean that neither output wire will have voltage relative to earth ground, so contact with either one should not run current thru your body to ground. HOWEVER, contacting both output wires simultaneously will still apply 120v to your body. I use one when working on some old radios & TVs that operate directly off the line with no input transformer, since without the transformer, once the plastic/wood case & knobs are removed, the metal chassis is now connected to either neutral or hot of the power line, depending on which way you orient the plug into the receptacle.
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