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James,
According to AS/NZS 3000 this sort of a transformer set-up would not comply.
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4.5.5: Step-up Transformers:
Where a transformer is used to raise the voltage above that at which electricity is supplied at the point of supply, no connection, other than that made by an earthing conductor, shall be made between the primary and secondary windings

Also bear in mind that connecting a device like this up, is Prescribed Electrical work (NZ Elec. Reg 17) and would need to be tested and certified before connection to a supply.

[This message has been edited by Trumpy (edited 08-06-2005).]

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Good advice

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Thanks Trumpy and others. Installing a heater ( to the code ) now rather than start again. We are still puzzled though why the installation would not perform ! Only thought is that the element run itself was spaced slightly too far apart ?
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