GenTran 501210 50 Amp PowerStay 12 Circuit Transfer Switch
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- Accommodates generators up to 12,500 watts and handles (up to) 16 circuits
- Essential if you want your Well Pump, Air Conditioners, refrigerator, lights, microwave, television, etc to run safely when the power goes out
- Requires installation of a 100 amp main breaker
- Dual watt meters allow for the generator loads to remain balanced
- Wiring harness comes complete with 24" of flexible conduit and wire connectors
- Proudly made in the USA
You want to keep your business or home safe when the power goes out. Your generator can supply ample power, but without a proper transfer switch, you could be wishing that you were content with no power. GenTran has been supplying excellent transfer switches for almost 30 years, and the 501210 Powerstay 12-Circuit 50 Amp is no exception. It can accommodate up to 12,500 watt generators and it also expands up to 16 circuits. No transfer switch is more versatile than this one; powering your refrigerator, microwave, lights, television, anything you need to get you through till your power is restored. Too much of a good thing (the power) can lead to overloading and destruction of your appliances. That's why this great GenTran product has a dual watt meter, so you can keep an eye on where the power is going and how much of it as well. Hard-wired or plug in connections are both part of the 501210's repertoire. The makers of the "original" transfer switch aren't slowing down any time soon. Be prepared for the worst with GenTran.
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