Isolation Transformer: Why Load Connects to Primary Side

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Why does the load connect back to the primary side of the transformer?
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Why does the load connect back to the primary side of the transformer?
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That defeats the purpose of an isolation transformer. Don't do that.
 
ok, thanks!
 
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