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Reliance Controls TF151W - 15-Amp (120V 1-Circuit) Furnace Transfer Switch

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Reliance Controls 15-Amp (120V 1-Circuit) Furnace Transfer Switch

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Model TF151W

(2 Reviews)

Reliance Controls 15-Amp (120V 1-Circuit) Furnace Transfer Switch

Currently on Backorder

Available March 14, 2012

Restore Power to Your Furnace
•Most furnace fans do NOT have a power outlet or plug

Simple Connection
•Safely supply power with a generator and extension cord

Built-In Light
•Illuminates the area around switch under standby power

Other Applications
•Works with other hardwired appliances without outlets

UL Listed
•Certified for use by Underwriter Laboratories

Model
	Model Number:	TF151W
	Manufacturer Name:	Reliance Controls
	Made in USA:	Yes
	Maximum Wattage:	1,875 Watts
	Voltage:	120 Single-Phase
	Frequency:	60 Hertz
	Rated Amps:	15 Amps
	Max Generator Input:	15 Amps
	Conduit Length:	18
	Enclosure:	NEMA 1R
	Circuits:	1 - 15A/120V
	Circuit Breaker Protection:	Each Circuit
	Circuits Breakers:	1
	UL Listed:	Yes
Overview
	Weight:	5 Lbs. (2.27 kilograms)
	Dimensions:	7.5"L x 4.25"W x 4.5"H (19.05 x 10.80 x 11.43 cm)
	Warranty:	2 Years

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2 Questions

Q: Just bought a small honda EU2000 generator. I want to install a box outside to feedthru into the house. My generator has two outlets. How do (or should I) I get both inside? I would like to wire this to a furnace transfer switch but would also like to be able to switch out the furnace and switch in lights or fridge.
by Marc Sansebastian from Maryland on August 31, 2011

A: The Honda EU2000 is primarily used for camping, but you can power a few items at home during a power outage.

The model basically has two household outlets.

Your best bet is run an extension cord from an open door or window directly to a 15-amp furnace transfer switch.
by Jim, Product Expert

Q: For the TF151W transfer switch. Connecting to a Honda EU1000i with NEMA 5-15R. Do you have an outdoor cover for this?
by Larry Yonashiro from Hawaii on February 07, 2011

A: These units are meant to be mounted indoors near the furnace and an outdoor cover is not available. You can mount it near your furnace then hard wire from it to an outdoor power inlet box which you can then plug your generator into.

15A Outdoor Inlet Box
by Jim, Product Expert

Overall
Rating

4.5

(Based on 2 Reviews)

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Jim Baugher,
Product Expert
Electric Generators Direct

Jim's Recommendation

If you have a portable generator, you have some peace of mind that if the power goes out you will be able to power the basic necessities. Most of the time you think about the power going out, you think of spring thunderstorms, not winter snow or ice storms.

If you have a portable generator, most likely, you cannot power your furnace fan in the event of a power outage. This furnace transfer switch will do just that, allow you to run power to your furnace fan in the event of a power outage.

Something we consider a "must" when buying a portable generator.

August 07, 2005

Allan Little

Reliance Controls 15-Amp (120V 1-Circuit) Furnace Transfer Switch Review

A handy device that's well made. It's fine if you have one one circuit that you want to run off your generator. Reliance has many models that can run several circuits, so think and choose.

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