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How many Amps come from the split phase transformer between the two legs?

If a home has a 200 Amp breaker on the main panel, how many amps would the utility transformer supply in total Amps between the split phase legs?

200 A each. It’s just a center-tapped secondary winding, rated for such-and-such amperage.

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2 Responses to “How many Amps come from the split phase transformer between the two legs?”

  1. 200 A each. It’s just a center-tapped secondary winding, rated for such-and-such amperage.
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  2. kva determines the amperage out of the xfrmr
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