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Are Transformers dangerous?

Reality: Regardless of their voltage level, all transformers are complex pieces of electrical equipment that must be handled with caution. The potential for harm comes from the voltage that a transformer is handling or outputting and from the amount of current it carries, the energy it stores, and various other operational factors.

Why are Transformers considered safer?

Transformers are considered safer because they isolate your voltage from the mains, even if the transformer is 1:1 and there is no voltage difference. This is due to the ground connection. To sum it up:

What happens if a transformer has winding resistance?

If there is winding resistance, energy is lost and the transformer is not ideal. Consider the following circuit model (using ideal circuit elements) of a physical transformer (from an answer here): Note that, in the middle of all this, is an ideal transformer that is lossless.

What happens if the current is removed from a transformer?

If the current is removed, they generate voltage or EMF. Transformers have a 'load' on their coil so they don't store energy as well as an inductor because the energy is transferred to the secondary coil. I think your last 3 paragraphs need some work.

Do Transformers store energy?

Transformers have a 'load' on their coil so they don't store energy as well as an inductor because the energy is transferred to the secondary coil. I think your last 3 paragraphs need some work. In most cases, transformers are not designed to store an appreciable amount of energy.

Are residential Transformers safe?

While it’s true that residential transformers are typically smaller and have lower voltage and power capacity compared to industrial transformers, this does not mean they are without risk. Residential transformers still have high voltage, store energy, and house oil and chemicals.