100V line systems?

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It is not required, but it is considered good and reliable engineering. In practice, it has been shown that systems with an output transformer are less susceptible to electrical failures, and are less sensitive to temporary short circuits that occur on long lengths of 100V PA systems. Also, a balanced signal is used to reduce as much as possible interference with other signals (fire alarm signals, etc.). The quality is satisfactory because mostly the most important thing is to transmit speech information, music playback does not require HIFI.
In any case, I would suggest to the OP to use several smaller transformers connected to one output of the amplifier if there are several incoming 100V lines and not one large transformer, and to try using toroidal transformers with a ratio of 1:1 (115-115V). 1.2kW on 4 ohms is approx.

If I will use a toroidal transformer 1:1 (115-115V) and the amp out is 69V, I will have also 69V at the transformer out. Not 100V that I need. It will work as isolation transformer right?

About the smaller tranformers, if the incoming 100V lines are 2 or 4, and the amp out is 1200/4ohm, can I use 2 x 600W/4ohm to 100V or 4x300W/4ohm to 100V transformers connected in parallel??
 

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