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John,
I laughed when I saw this transformer. It's not just me that thinks this way! No doubt, this tranny will have no trouble with any system that you choose to hook up to it. What I like about the 220 volt input, is that noise is already being cancelled out (common mode noise, that is). I bought a BPT power unit. It also uses a large transformer... well, only 80 lbs. but who's counting. In it's design, there are 6 separate secondary windings and shields, making each outlet less prone to noise transmission from other equipment.
Anyway, just wanted you to know you have my vote for this piece... and, nobody can argue much about a lack of current supply using this transformer. Lastly, good call using conduit that can handle larger wiring.
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