Go Power! TS-30 30 Amp Automatic Transfer Switch , Black
Key features
- •Can handle 2 sources of 30 amps at one time
- •Made for use with inverter, shore power or generators
- •Delay switch for use with generators
- •Comes with knockouts for easy and professional installation
- •Single relay
- •Dimensions: 9.65"L x 7.28"W x 4.75"H
Go Power! TS-30 30 Amp Automatic Transfer Switch , Black
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Customer Reviews
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Great price
J. Saxon•April 23, 2018
I bought this for my school bus rv conversion. I was a little intimidated, but followed the wiring chart and it switches flawlessly between the inverter and shore power. There is a delay before the relay kicks in, but you can hear it clunk and it works great. And great price!
Works as advertised
JSC•March 2, 2018
I use this to switch input source between packs of battery hooking up to a 3000W inverter and household power source. Switching happens within 1 second of the voltage / current drop of one of the sources, and takes about 5-10 seconds to switch to the stable source. So far works flawlessly for few months, albeit I didn't stress this unit as I only used up to 1.2KW (about 10amp of 120V AC)
it's easy enough to install (and correct if you have your ...
W. Pollitz•December 25, 2016
Works as advertised. The wiring instructions aren't necessarily intuitive, I'd much rather it said "preferred source" and "non-preferred source) than Generator and Shore Power. Not everyone wires it that way. But in the end, it's easy enough to install (and correct if you have your preferred and non-preferred connected incorrectly.)
I have mine switching from my generator and inverter when dry camping. My generator only supplies 30A. When on shore power, I use the full 50A capacity of the camper.
I have mine switching from my generator and inverter when dry camping. My generator only supplies 30A. When on shore power, I use the full 50A capacity of the camper.
I like that it is simply a contactor controlled by a ...
Jim•October 16, 2016
Very simple and effective for my small off grid system. I like that it is simply a contactor controlled by a time delay relay. Why pay for digital displays and bells and whistles when they are not needed. The cost was less than if I bought the parts my self to build one!
Great transfer switch.
Mike•August 23, 2016
Does what it promises, includes a high quality Progressive Dynamics switch inside! This switch is properly designed so it will transfer from shore power to generator power after a startup delay (20 seconds I think)---this means if the shore power is unstable, you can fire up the generator and it will switch to generator power after the startup delay and you don't have to unplug shore power. This is not something that all switches will do. Some default to shore power whenever it is present and require you to unplug from shore power to use generator power.
Wiring diagram is easy to use and clearly labeled. Only basic electrical skills are required.
Wiring diagram is easy to use and clearly labeled. Only basic electrical skills are required.
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