What is a manual power transfer switch?
Manual transfer switches offer homeowners the ability to easily use their portable generator to backup the essentials in their homes in the event of an outage. These manual power transfer switches are installed in the home and connected to essential circuits.
Can I use a manual transfer switch with a GFCI protected generator?
By switching the neutral these manual transfer switches meet the NEC code allowing direct connection of bonded neutral generators and are compatible with GFCI protected switches. Check out our help topic on which type of transfer switch is right for you.
What happens if you install a transfer switch without a T1?
NOTE: An RTS series transfer switch without a T1/ Fused connection must use a 120VAC protected circuit from the panel board to power the battery charge circuit (dedicated 15/20 amp circuit). (000119) Equipment malfunction. Installing a dirty or damaged transfer switch will cause equipment malfunction and will result in death or serious injury.
What is a enclosure manual transfer switch?
Enclosure Manual transfer switches offer homeowners the ability to easily use their portable generator to backup the essentials in their homes in the event of an outage. These manual power transfer switches are installed in the home and connected to essential circuits. They can be installed either inside or outside depending on their NEMA rating.
Where are power transfer switches installed?
These manual power transfer switches are installed in the home and connected to essential circuits. They can be installed either inside or outside depending on their NEMA rating.
What are ASCO manual transfer switches?
They enable homes, commercial businesses, and industrial facilities to make the most of their resources and connect to temporary or supplemental generators. ASCO Manual Transfer Switches offer robust features that help prevent facilities from sacrificing productivity lost to power interruptions.