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Suppose I have a plug-in transformer that reduces 120VAC power to some
lower AC voltage (say 12VAC or 24VAC), and suppose I want to do the reverse---increase a low-voltage source back up to 120VAC. Would there be a problem in connecting the low-voltage power to the plug-in prongs of the wall wart (instead of the normal use: plugging the prongs into the wall outlet) and expecting to get high-voltage power back out the other end? I guess my question is answered if I know that there are no components other than the transformer inside the wall wart. My immediate need is to use a 24VCT (center-tapped, 3-wire, 12VAC or 24VAC) to convert 24VAC back up to 120VAC. |
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