A transfer switch shifts load between two electrical sources. Often described as a type of subpanel, transfer switches are best for backup power generators wherein they convert generator power to electrical power via the breaker panel. The idea is to have the best quality switchboard connection that ensures a seamless supply of power and guarantees safety. There are essentially two types of transfer switches – Manual Transfer Switches and Automatic Transfer Switches. Manual, like its name suggests, works when one operates the switch to generate the electrical load to the backup power. Automatic, on the other hand, is for when the utility source fails and the generator is used to provide electrical power temporarily. Automatic is considered more seamless and easy to use, with most homes opting for this convenient distribution board.
Material
1. Steel sheet and copper fittings inside;
2. Paint finish: Both externally and internally;
3. Protected with epoxy polyester coating;
4. Textured finish RAL7032 or RAL7035 .
Lifetime
More than 20 years;
Our products are accord with IEC 60947-3 standard.
Specifications
| Model | Dimensions(mm) Amps W H D |
| MCS-E-32 | 32 200 300 170 |
| MCS-E-63 | 63 250 300 200 |
| MCS-E-100 | 100 250 300 200 |
| MCS-E-125 | 125 200 300 170 |
| MCS-E-200 | 200 300 400 255 |
Overall and installation dimensions
Product Details
