In fact, with two transformers in series, you would get slightley less power (1-2%), due to the iron losses of the second transformer. There is no free lunch in Mother Nature.
You will get more isolation, but ALL transformers add slight distortions, so you may be trading isolation for unwanted AC harmonics.
I have measured increased 5th, 7th and 9th harmonic distortion of the AC waveform out of a Felicia DIY project (two isolation transformers in series, with filtering caps in-between).
Google Felicia...I read all the gushing comments and wasted U$ 200 on two custom 500W iso transformers. I heard distortion in the treble, it was confirmed by borrowing a friend's AC harmonic distortion analyser.
Bummer...my Cd player sounds much better connected directly to the wall receptacle.
In order to implement iso transformers correctly and get rid of ground loop issues, I suggest that you read the following paper:
http://www.exactpower.com/assets/pdfs/theTRUTH.pdf
Good luck
You will get more isolation, but ALL transformers add slight distortions, so you may be trading isolation for unwanted AC harmonics.
I have measured increased 5th, 7th and 9th harmonic distortion of the AC waveform out of a Felicia DIY project (two isolation transformers in series, with filtering caps in-between).
Google Felicia...I read all the gushing comments and wasted U$ 200 on two custom 500W iso transformers. I heard distortion in the treble, it was confirmed by borrowing a friend's AC harmonic distortion analyser.
Bummer...my Cd player sounds much better connected directly to the wall receptacle.
In order to implement iso transformers correctly and get rid of ground loop issues, I suggest that you read the following paper:
http://www.exactpower.com/assets/pdfs/theTRUTH.pdf
Good luck