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200A Non-Service Automatic Transfer Switch

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200A Non-Service Automatic Transfer Switch

Featuring a NEMA 3R steel enclosure and Heavy Duty Generac Contactor, this Non-service Entrance switch is designed for use with single phase generators. Using the integrated load management technology, four individual HVAC loads can be managed with no additional accessories required.

This switch features a 5 year limited warranty.

Features

Intelligent Load Management

Manage up to four HVAC loads with no additonal hardware needed, providing a more efficient system, and allowing you to reduce the size of the generator needed to protect your home.

NEMA 3R Outdoor Rated Enclosure

Designed to give options as to whether to install indoors or outdoors, this enclosure protects the internal components of the switch from rain, snow, ice, and debris.

5-Year Limited Warranty

We stand by our high-quality, innovative product design with a strong 5-year limited warranty.

Accessories

Smart Management Modules

These modules are essential to a Generac power management system. They work with your transfer switch, monitoring each selected circuit and automatically supplying power where it’s needed so you can get the most from your generator. A Generac power management system can use up to eight individual Smart Management Modules, depending on your needs. Just as important, you can set the load priority for each – putting you in control of which circuits matter most.

Surge Protective Device

By sizing your generator system according to your essential needs rather than your home’s square footage, this backup power solution is specifically geared to your basic usage requirements.

Auxiliary Contact Kit

This kit allows a larger electrical load to be locked out while the generator is operating, which can help to reduce the size of the generator needed to protect your home, or to remove a load that wouldn't be required during generator operation.