110V Site Transformer Repair

Reconnecting the mains input lead and replacing the cable gland on this 110V site transformer.
These are used to power 110V tools in the UK. The output of the transformer has a centre connection to earth, so the voltage between live parts and earth is only 55 volts, much safer than either 110 or 230V.
These transformers have a very short lead by design, as they are located indoors. A 110V extension lead is used to connect to tools and equipment outside, so the 230V remains inside the building.

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