GTEC transfer switches combine reliability and flexibility in a small, economical package for transferring loads between a utility and a generator set, or between two generators.
The microprocessor control monitors utility and emergency standby generator power. When utility power fails or is unsatisfactory, the control starts the generator, then transfers the load from the utility to the generator. When stable utility power returns, the switch automatically transfers the load back to the utility.
For genset-to-genset applications, the generator set that is connected to the utility side of the control is the lead genset. If the lead generator set goes down or is taken offline, the transfer switch starts the second generator set and transfers the load. The control can be programmed to alternate between the two generator set at a set interval up to 300 hours.
The fully integrated controller is designed for practical
functionality, with LED indicators and digital push-buttons for
ease of operator use.
Microprocessor control: Easy-to-use, standard control.
LED displays indicate transfer switch status. Pushbuttons
allow operator to activate test, exercise timing and transfer
mode.
Programmed transition: Open transition timing can be
adjusted to completely disconnect the load from both sources
for a programmed time period. Recommended for inductive
loads to prevent nuisance tripping.