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Features
- Easily mounted to flat surfaces
- Safe and reliable performance
- Fits in compact areas
- Input Voltage: 120/240 VAC, 60 Hz
Specifications
- Input Voltage/Hz: 120/240 VAC, 60 Hz, Input Current: 50 A
- Voltage Output: 120/240 VAC, 60 Hz, Output Current: 50 A
- Outside Dimensions: 8.25˝ wide; 9.25˝ high; 5.125˝ deep
- Knockout Holes: 10
- Knockout Hole Sizes: 1 x 1-1/4˝, 4 x 1/2˝, 5 x 3/4˝
Greg - Vermont
2025-07-17 11:44:20
Great swap out for my broken 2005 Holiday Rambler transfer switch. Back working great !!!!
Raul Maldonado
2025-06-28 18:34:15
Works perfect
Filipa C.
2025-06-04 10:48:14
Great product. Easy to installed. Works perfectly.
Patricia H.
2025-04-30 16:36:43
the FIRST transfer switch delivered was installed in a 1999 Winnebago Adventurer. Tested one time SAT.A week later in Yellowstone National Park with no shore power, generator started but no transfer. To survive, I connected the generator to the shore power terminals and of course, removed the shore power connections. At this time, I found out both the neutral and the hot lead are switched!When back in civilization, I called the vendor. After several conversations, I gave them a credit card to have another sent. Three day shipping was about $30 but due to the travel schedule, it was the best option as their free shipping wasn't guaranteed to get to location before we were scheduled to leave.I removed the defective switch and tested it from a 120 vac source hooked up to the generator terminal (L1 and neutral supply the time delay board). The defective switch was turning on the green LED on the timing board and was switching the neutral line, but it was NOT switching the hot lead (L1 since my RV is 30 amp/120 vac.)Installed the new switch and the generator has been started several times with the time delay of around 30 seconds working as it should. Vendor should give back funds to my credit card as the defective switch was returned to them.
bdog2009
2025-03-23 17:35:38
After 7 years I had to replace my transfer switch. This was a numbers identical model. While installing a new Onan generator I discovered that the transfer switch had one less input than the old one.If you have a Keystone camper you need to put both neutral wires (white) into the same connection. The installation was pretty straight forward and everything is clearly marked.
Maui Scott
2025-03-09 18:38:16
Fantastic relay I double stacked relays in my Sprinter van so that I can have three different inputs. Shore, gen, and then on the second relay I put the 3000 watt inverter into one leg there so there's three different power options and had rewire a few Breakers. I did all this on a lithium power conversion where I installed two 300 20 amp lithium low temp batteries. This relay was a cherry on top to make the system work perfect. I like this product cuz it's better quality than the other ones the screw down terminals are super heavy duty not wimpy.
Junior Stone
2025-01-04 17:08:15
This product is a perfect fit for my 2022 5th wheel camper easy to install great quality for the money . Just to give a little info please take a picture of your old one before you disconnect it so you have something to go back and look at if you need to and also make sure you are disconnected from shore power before attempting to do this work if not comfortable when messing with power please let the professionals do it for you
Gimmeturbotaz
2024-12-19 13:19:16
Take lots of pics of your wiring. Fairly easy to wire. Go slow and pay attention to where wires go. Some places were swapped on mine so took a bit longer. Not rocket science but again. Take pics.
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