Reliance Controls Q310A - 30-Amp Transfer Switch w/ Interchangeable Breakers
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Reliance Controls 30-Amp Transfer Switch w/ Interchangeable Breakers
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Retail Price:
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$450.00 |
Discount:
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-$75.00 |
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Your Price:
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$375.00 |

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Safest Way to Distribute Power • Eliminates dangerous backfeeds and electrical overloads
Multiple Circuits • (6) 15A 1-pole, (1) 20A 2-pole, and (1) 30A 2-pole
Built-in Wattage Meter • Track power input to ensure proper load balancing
10 Total Circuits • Mix any combination of single and double pole circuits • UL Listed • Certified for use by Underwriter Laboratories
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Model Number: | Q310A |
 | | | Manufacturer Name: | Reliance Controls |  | | | Made in USA: | Yes |  | | | Maximum Wattage: | 7,500 Watts |  | | | Voltage: | 120/240 Single-Phase |  | | | Frequency: | 60 Hertz |  | | | Rated Amps: | 60/30 Amps |  | | | Max Generator Input: | 30 Amps |  | | | Conduit Length: | 18 |  | | | Conduit Diameter: | 3/4" |  | | | Enclosure: | NEMA 1R |  | | | Circuits: | 6 - 15A/120V 1 - 20A/240V 1 - 30A/240V
|  | | | Circuit Breaker Protection: | Each Circuit |  | | | Circuits Breakers: | 10 |  | | | UL Listed: | Yes | | Overview |  | | | Weight: | 20 Lbs. (9.07 kilograms) |  | | | Dimensions: | 13"L x 11.75"W x 4.5"H (33.02 x 29.85 x 11.43 cm) |  | | | Warranty: | 2 Years |
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Average Rating: 5.0 of 5.0
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Written March 01, 2010 |
| First class equipment, honest company |
| By Alastair Russell (Bullard, TX) |
I just want to pass along the excellent service and equipment your company provides.
I placed an order and within days the components started to arrive, and the generator was delivered right to my doorstep.
I received this equipment just as the second major snow storm arrived in Texas.
First class equipment and a wonderful, honest company- need I say anymore?! |
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Written February 24, 2010 |
| American Made With Pride |
| By Michael Young (Weaverville, NC) |
Reliance Controls has helped to restore my faith in AMERICAN and MADE with PRIDE.
It is high quality, built well, and functions perfectly as advertised- well worth the investment.
I give it a five star rating... I made my own hinged plexiglass cover to prevent dust intrusion from the shop.
Excellent experience and service from Electric Generators Direct, I would definitely purchase from them in the future. |
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Written November 24, 2009 |
| Great Product |
| By Thomas Newton (New Haven, KY) |
I installed this unit without a hitch. I recessed the switch in the wall.
I took the NEMA Plug out and Hard wired the switch. The directions were good.
Don't mind the patchy drywall. It is temporary until I get a new sheet to cut a one-piece replacement.
I would buy Reliance from this website again.
Fast shipping, no problems. |
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Written July 04, 2008 |
| How to Pick the Perfect Manual Transfer Switch |
| By Jon Hoch, Founder (Bolingbrook, IL) |
A manual transfer switch is installed beside the main electrical panel, and then it's connected to the circuits you'll want running during a blackout.
When the power goes out, you simply crank up the generator and run a single power cord from it to a transfer switch.
Once the generator is running, you can choose which circuits to energize by simply flipping the switches.
AMPS
The best way to size a manual transfer switch is to size your power cord first. If you need a 30-amp cord, you need a 30-amp transfer switch.
CIRCUITS
Think about it. The more powerful your generator; the more circuits you can power. Most 5,000 watt generators can restore power to six circuits. You should get a 10-circuit switch if you have a larger generator.
WATTAGE METERS
Most manual transfer switches also include built-in wattage meters, which keep track of what's being powered. Without them, you can overload the system, damaging your generator and appliances.
MOUNTING KITS
You have two options when installing a manual transfer switch. The easiest and least expensive way is to install it on the wall like a painting. This option works well in garages and unfinished basements.
If style matters, you can buy a mounting kit to recess the manual transfer switch into the wall. You basically install it into the drywall between two studs. |
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