Answer / akki

it does not consume power it only transfer power....

Answer / ravi thakare

because induction motor produce power and transformer only step up and step-down the power without chang in its frequency

Answer / bharat

Transformer consume very small power its efficiency is more than 98%. Means it is not a load it is only transforms power i.e. step up or step down voltage. However it may not be denied that whatever load it has is an inductive load.

Answer / anwar hussain

Be transformers dnt consume the power the only store the energy

Answer / raghu

induction motor has air gap due to which reluctance increases(it's a guess)

Answer / ramesh

Transformer is also an inductive load

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