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Gordon23
Hello all -
I'm new here - signed up to try and answer a really basic electrical question which I have googled in vain.
I just bought a mechanical doorbell which runs on mains power - which I presumed meant that it would have a plug on it, or at least a socket for a plug cable. But in fact it's just a bare transformer with no markings on it that I can see, and a one page instruction with no markings on that either.
All the instructions show is a diagram with INPUT 220/240V, and two lines going to the transformer terminals: a solid line to the left hand terminal, a broken line to the right hand terminal.
Could you tell me which of live, neutral and earth on my plug cable goes to each of the terminals?
Thanks for your help, and yr indulgence of my ignorance.
GK
I'm new here - signed up to try and answer a really basic electrical question which I have googled in vain.
I just bought a mechanical doorbell which runs on mains power - which I presumed meant that it would have a plug on it, or at least a socket for a plug cable. But in fact it's just a bare transformer with no markings on it that I can see, and a one page instruction with no markings on that either.
All the instructions show is a diagram with INPUT 220/240V, and two lines going to the transformer terminals: a solid line to the left hand terminal, a broken line to the right hand terminal.
Could you tell me which of live, neutral and earth on my plug cable goes to each of the terminals?
Thanks for your help, and yr indulgence of my ignorance.
GK