Reliance Controls 30310A Interruttore di trasferimento generatore interno Pro/Tran 10 circuiti 30 A

Name: Reliance Controls 30310A Interruttore di trasferimento generatore interno Pro/Tran 10 circuiti 30 A
Brand: Reliance Controls
SKU: 0851890000171
Price: 695.83 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Reliance Controls

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Il commutatore di trasferimento a montaggio superficiale per interni da 30 A Pro/Train Reliance Controls 30310A è tanto facile da installare quanto da utilizzare. Lo scopo di un interruttore di trasferimento è collegare una fonte di alimentazione secondaria, come un generatore, ai circuiti della propria abitazione o edificio collegati all'impianto elettrico. Pertanto, è progettato per consentire al sistema di cablaggio dell'edificio di accettare la piena potenza di un generatore portatile, che può far funzionare più apparecchi e dispositivi elettrici durante un'interruzione di corrente. L'interruttore di trasferimento garantisce l'utilizzo sicuro dell'alimentazione di riserva durante un'interruzione di corrente senza doversi preoccupare di alimentare nuovamente la linea di servizio. In una situazione di emergenza, questo interruttore di trasferimento può fare la differenza. Dal 1909, Reliance Controls Corporation ha apportato più innovazioni di qualsiasi altro singolo produttore e si è aggiudicata oltre 85 brevetti su interruttori di trasferimento manuali, interruttori orari e accessori. Reliance Controls Corporation è specializzata nella produzione di un'ampia varietà di prodotti elettrici. La linea di prodotti principale è costituita da orologi e controlli per impieghi gravosi, accessori per generatori, commutatori di trasferimento e pannelli di trasferimento per generatori portatili. E dopo oltre un secolo di innovazione, Reliance Controls Corporation si è costruita un'invidiabile reputazione per l'alta qualità, l'ingegneria superiore e l'eccezionale servizio clienti. La linea di prodotti principale è costituita da orologi e controlli per impieghi gravosi, accessori per generatori, commutatori di trasferimento e pannelli di trasferimento per generatori portatili. E dopo oltre un secolo di innovazione, Reliance Controls Corporation si è costruita un'invidiabile reputazione per l'alta qualità, l'ingegneria superiore e l'eccezionale servizio clienti. La linea di prodotti principale è costituita da orologi e controlli per impieghi gravosi, accessori per generatori, commutatori di trasferimento e pannelli di trasferimento per generatori portatili. E dopo oltre un secolo di innovazione, Reliance Controls Corporation si è costruita un'invidiabile reputazione per l'alta qualità, l'ingegneria superiore e l'eccezionale servizio clienti.

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EAN: 0851890000171

Categories: Patio, prato e giardino, Generatori e energia portatile, Accessori per generatori, Interruttori di trasferimento,

Dispone di un robusto armadio in acciaio verniciato a polvere. sei fori combinati e altro ancora. Circuiti unipolari massimi: 10 / Circuiti bipolari massimi: 5. La frusta flessibile da 18 pollici si attacca facilmente al centro di carico. Progettato specificamente per generatori fino a 7.500 watt massimi di funzionamento. Interruttore di trasferimento realizzato per un'installazione rapida e affidabile in applicazioni sia residenziali che commerciali.

Brand	Reliance Controls
Circuit Type	1-way
Country of Origin	USA
Current Rating	60 Amps
Department	Tools
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Protection Rating	IP67
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	7 x 4.5 x 13.75 inches
Item model number	30310A
Manufacturer	Reliance Control Corporation
Material	Steel
Mechanical Life Expectancy	5 years
Mounting Type	Surface Mount
Number of Positions	10
Product Dimensions	7 x 4.5 x 13.75 inches; 12 Pounds
Terminal	Spst

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Scritto da: George T. Monroe

Very Pleased with Reliance

I had installed a 6 circuit reliance transfer switch a few years ago. When we lost power in the winter I realized I did not place my boiler or air handler on the switch so I decided to upgrade to a 10 circuit since I had plenty of headroom on my firman generator. It installed very nice and worked like a champ

Scritto da: Robert S.

Info on interfacing your transfer switch with your generator

Some additional information that I hope is relevant. This is more about interfacing your generator than the transfer switch itself. The transfer switch works as advertised. Be sure to match the wattage output of your generator to the transfer switch. This switch will max out at about 3750 watts on EACH side. My generator has a max of about 4400 watts (120 volt - all to one side of the transfer switch) or 2200 watts (240 volts - with 2200 on both sides). If you use propane instead of gasoline (much cleaner burn) you will lose about 10 or 15 pct of your wattage. The transfer switch uses a L14 30 amp plug. Your generator MUST use the same plug. Many generators have the ability to switch between 120 and 240 volt mode. This will give you all the "juice" on one side of the transfer switch with "ZERO" on the other. With this thought you should probably be choosing a generator with an output between about 4000 and 8000 watts max. A 4000 watt generator will give your the max watts on one side of the transfer switch (in 120 volt mode) while an 8000 watt generator will give you the max watts on both sides of the transfer switch (in 240 volt mode) Quick example of 120 volt vs 240 volt. My microwave wont run in 240 volt mode on my 4000 watt generator. But it is fine in 120 volt mode. I had to flip the black and red wire in the plug of the transfer switch to get the microwave on the side with all the "juice". Then 'toggle" my generator between 120 and 240 mode when I don't need the microwave. This is a mild annoyance, but I got my generator for about $600. And it runs about 16 hrs on a tank of propane. I have to mix and match which breakers I use due to the "size" of the generator but for just over a grand (electrician installation included) I keep my house heated, food cold, microwave some food, some small appliances - coffee maker add toaster, TV, internet, and sufficient lights when there is an outage. Be aware that all portable generators require oil changes regularly (mine is about every 20 hours). Using your generator judicially (say 4 hr on 4 hr off) you can get about 2 days between oil changes. If you are thinking about propane - you cant store inside your house - not even your garage - but there are some nice vinyl propane tank covers for $20 on the web. U-Haul sells high quality propane tanks - ones with "gas gauge" and fills them. I bought my tank and got it filled for about $65. About $40 tank, $20 propane. Then bought a 2nd tank and cover. You should run your generator monthly and put a small load on it just to be sure that it is in working order. And you cant run your generator INSIDE either. No not even in your garage. GET AN ELECTRICIAN. Plan what you need against the power of your generator. Keep in mind any power loss due to propane or natural gas. After you wire up, dry run a few times until you are sure that you know how different items you will need to run react together. Even after you do all this you still might have to switch a few things around. Don't throw the pieces of cut off wire away. You might need them if you do have to make some changes. Of course if you buy some massive generator (7000 - 8000 watts) than ignore most of what I wrote. Except the get an electrician part. PS. my transfer switch had a defective "breaker". I called Reliance and they immediately sent one. Best to check them all first as it is easier to fix before you wire it up to your panel box.

Scritto da: bill rutzler

It's comparable to the competition. But!

This is the 3rd Reliance generator sub panel I've purchased. However this one had some issues. The sets of black/red wires were NOT matched the same as previous purchases. The letter codes were either different or missing all together. There were some matching pairs to get started, and the rest was figured out. This one took twice as long to install.

Scritto da: Michaels Place

I highly Recommend this product

When I got the transfer switch, I immediately thought this was a mistake. A circuit breaker had broken in shipping. I sent an email directly to Reliance Controls because I didn't want to hassle with emails back and forth between R/C and Amazon for a warranty gig. Within 8 hours I had a response from R/C asking for a return address and they sent me one free of charge and I had it installed within 3 days. Also, I ordered a flush mounting kit it turned out great. Note: had to install a 2x4 filler onto stud to get the space between load panel and transfer switch and only one hole for access between the load panel and transfer switch. The instructions were a little vague at times but anyone with any mechanical experience can skate though it. I am very happy with my purchase and from order to complete install was 7 days. I recommend this unit highly. If I were to order another one day, I possibly would purchase the PRO 2 as the breakers look like a square D and more durable.

Scritto da: Gerald

Works as advertised

Good functional product

Scritto da: vprpilot

Works well, easy to install

Installation was straight forward, instructions coupled with YouTube videos answered all questions. I installed the box inside so weatherproofing is not a factor.

Scritto da: DEFCON

Easy to setup and great build quality

Reliance is one of the most trusted brands and offers top build quality. The package comes with everything you need including 25A circuit breakers, as an added functionality it has Watt meters showing Wattage in use for all circuits

Scritto da: Happy Home

Excellent switch for intermediate load. Good re-seller.

This transfer switch was an upgrade from a smaller six-circuit unit I installed in 1996. That switch was made by the same company, and is high quality. The new 10-circuit switch (it's really eight . . . the difference being that four are set up to be two ganged pairs to support 220v appliances) is every bit the quality of the previous one, and I expect the switch to last decades. This switch is "intermediate", and fit us perfectly. I like the features they continue to provide on this model, two specifically being the load meters for each phase, plus the option for either front or back wiring. The front wiring option is handy, because it is highly likely the switch will last longer than the generator, and changing generators in a hurry is easy to do if one need only plug in the generator with a 30 amp cord and a P-1430 four-prong plug - which I did. Hurricane Isabelle came through here in 2003, and we lost power for a week. We were the only ones in our neighborhood who didn't throw away all our food. With this new switch, we can also run the A/C in summer, or the heat in winter, and keep the food and lights/cable/internet on. The seller, MDC Deals, is a solid one, and offered this switch at a decent price (note they charged $30 shipping and handling which is high). Item arrived promptly and in original packaging.

Scritto da: MK.ca

Easy Install - CSA Approved

First off this is CSA approved for Canada. The only thing you may have issues with is your local inspectors interpretation the Canadian Electrical code in regards to the wire nuts in the main panel if you can't easily create a junction box for the connections to this panel (the preferred way). In my area, these don't need a permit but need to be installed by a "licensed and bonded electrician". My electrician didn't have any issues with having the wire nuts in the main panel as it was an "existing install" and I would have ended up with "multiple" junction boxes. I had the electrician use "WAGO"s rather than wire nuts for a cleaner looking install. So now that's out of the way, all I can say is the unit is great and SUPER easy to install and follow since the wires have letters so you know what goes where. The two 20amp 240V can have the trip bar between them unscrewed creating 2 120V circuits. I used this as part of a 6000W 240V UPS inverter/charger + LiFePO battery setup as to back up a bunch of circuits to be instantly in the event of power outage (youtube has some great video's as to how to do this using this model specifically). Being able to put those circuits back in "Line" mode in the invent the inverter/charger fails is why I picked this unit. I've used this unit in another normal "generator" setup and it also worked well for that.

Scritto da: Juan Carlos Villasana

Very good, not perfect

Installation was okay. I used a single pole 120 Volts generator, so the 2 poles of the Transfer SW had to be connected together at the inlet. Although the transfer switch is 120/240V, it does not really specify how to connect it when a single-pole generator is used for 120V, unless you pretend to use one single "row" of the Transfer. The breaker switches don't seem to be easy to serve/replace, although are parts offered by the manufacturer via resellers. The selector levers are very sensitive, so it is very easy to switch from GEN to LINE and vice versa, without letting you stay in the OFF position. So you need to be extra careful. the four 20 amps circuits are only allowed to be connected to 20 amps circuit, since when in GEN mode, the breakers of the Transfer Switch are the only protection of the home circuit and bypass the main panel breakers. You can connect 15 and 20 amps circuits to the 15 amps Transfer Switch positions, but only 20 amps to the 20 amps positions. In my case, only 6 15 amps circuits were possible to connect, so you would need to change the 20 amps Transfer Switch breakers to 15 amps if you pretend to use all the circuits in a single-pole 120Volts.

Scritto da: Rural Hermit 12

Highly recommend I upgraded to this

It is a challenge so if you are not experienced electrician leave it to one. For the knowledgeable it is a straightforward install and quality built. I originally had a 6 breaker version and I was under utilizing my generator so I upgraded to the 10 breaker to add more circuits. The meters are very helpful. Recommend for anyone who is wanting to tie their generator in. Note it may not meet some local electrical codes. Very safe and works well.

Scritto da: Bob Huby

Excellent Quality/Price Deal

Tested few times during Power Outage. Works A+++. Easy set up. Very Satisfied

Scritto da: Gary Milot

Good Quality so far ..

Wires just long enough .. all worked !