GenTran 3028 Prewired 8-Circuit Transfer Switch
Highlights:
- Safest way to distribute power amongst 8- (expandable to 10) household circuits, including your gas furnace blower, refrigerator, well pump, lights, television, etc
- Easily connect the plug generator cord directly into transfer switch
- Can be conveniently surface mounted indoors, and your installer can reconfigure your current configuration
- Recommended for generators up to 7,500 Watt generators
- Proudly made in the USA
So you are prepared for power failure with a portable or stationary electricity generator. Accessing that power can be as easy as flipping a switch...if you trust the right company. Gen-Tran invented the "original" transfer switch, and since 1982 nobody has outdone them. The 3028 Prewired Manual Transfer Switch is ideal when you want to access emergency power without worrying about dangerous backfeeds and overloads. The generator cord can plug directly into the transfer switch, and the switch can be conveniently mounted indoors. Power can be distributed to 8 household circuits (10 if using a standard circuit breaker), supplying energy to your refrigerator, well pump, lights, gas furnace blower, television, etc. If you are intelligent, you don't want to send too much power to any of the aforementioned items. You can thank Gen-Tran for including a built-in wattage meter; allowing you to properly balance the load. All Gen-Tran products, including the 3028, are made in the USA; so support America and your family or business with this prewired manual transfer switch.
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