Reliance Controls 100-Amp Outdoor Transfer Panel
Reliance Controls 100-Amp Outdoor Transfer Panel
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Product Specs
Voltage
120/240 Single-Phase
Frequency
60 Hertz
Rated Watts
15000 Watts
Rated Amps
100 Amps
Enclosure
NEMA 3R
Max Utility Input
100 Amps
Max Generator Input
60 Amps
Maximum Wattage
15000 Watts
UL Listed
Yes
Overview
Weight
14 Pounds
Made in USA
Yes
Consumer Warranty
2 Years
UPC
851890000232
Features
Features
Specifications
Product Specs
Voltage
120/240 Single-Phase
Frequency
60 Hertz
Rated Watts
15000 Watts
Rated Amps
100 Amps
Enclosure
NEMA 3R
Max Utility Input
100 Amps
Max Generator Input
60 Amps
Maximum Wattage
15000 Watts
UL Listed
Yes
Overview
Weight
14 Pounds
Made in USA
Yes
Consumer Warranty
2 Years
UPC
851890000232
Product Specs
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Specifications
Product Specs
Voltage
120/240 Single-Phase
Frequency
60 Hertz
Rated Watts
15000 Watts
Rated Amps
100 Amps
Enclosure
NEMA 3R
Max Utility Input
100 Amps
Max Generator Input
60 Amps
Maximum Wattage
15000 Watts
UL Listed
Yes
Overview
Weight
14 Pounds
Made in USA
Yes
Consumer Warranty
2 Years
UPC
851890000232
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Answered by Jared, the Generator Expert
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Hi Mike. I bought a 17.5 kw Generac and want to use it to power the whole house. Is there a way to get more than 50 amps to a transfer switch.? What transfer switch would you choose?
Peter Matheson
from Nevada
February 19, 2011
Answer
The best way to connect to your home panel and have the ability to use all your circuits is to use a manual transfer panel based on the amperage size of your existing panel. (100A or 200A) This transfer panel would be mounted between your meter and your main panel breaker so you have control of all of your circuits. You still need to control them according to the load without exceeding the maximum of 12,500 watts through the 50A outlet. In a normal situation no one normally uses anywhere near 12,500 watts at any one time. The link below will show you some of the switches we have to give you more options.
100A Transfer Panels
200A Transfer Panels
100A Transfer Panels
200A Transfer Panels
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I have a Honda EB5000X generator and I would like to know what transfer switch you would recommend I use. I know I can not run my whole home but I would like to be able to turn some things on and off as needed.
Mark Cox
from Pennsylvania
February 01, 2011
Answer
This transfer switch is perfect for trying to manage your panel without the limitations. The main issues would be to not overload the generator and a close eye needs to be watching the loads until you get a real feel for what you are in need of. It is recommended to include a watt meter in your design which will help monitor your usage.
This transfer switch is mounted between the meter and your existing main breaker which allows you the control of your panel.
Note: A certified electrician should be used in this type of application.
This transfer switch is mounted between the meter and your existing main breaker which allows you the control of your panel.
Note: A certified electrician should be used in this type of application.
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