UPG TS 15-120 15 Amp Transfer Switch - 87582

UPG TS 15-120 15 Amp Transfer Switch 87582 - Specifications

Model number: 87582
Internet number: 204791702
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TS 15-120 15 Amp Transfer Switch - Description

The TS20-120 is a 20 Amp automatic transfer switch that provides switching between an AC power source and the AC output of a power inverter. It is available as an optional accessory that can be used with the KISAE power inverters. The TS20-120 features a power plug for simple connection to the inverter outlet, as well as convenient AC input and output wiring connections. It has an AC Input Current of 20A max and 120VAC/60 or 50 Hz. The utility/shore AC input connection is a 2 ft. long hardwire cord of AWG 14. The inverter AC Input Connection is a 15A Power plug, AWG 14 5 ft. long with a 20 Amp load AC output protection (supplementary breaker). The cETLus; conforms to UL1008. Recommended to be used with Kisae model SW1220. Warning: Failure to follow these instructions can result in death or serious injury. Professional installation is recommended, and when working with electrical equipment have someone nearby in case of emergency. Keep the transfer witch out of the reach of children and away from damp or moist areas. Do not use the switch in the vicinity of flammable gases or fumes. Do not disassemble the unit.Do not exceed the switch rating current load.

• Easy to use, connects directly to inverters through AC plug
• Fast, transfer time of less than 100 ms
• Requires 20 Amp AC outlet
• Safe, conforms to UL and CSA standards
• All wiring should be done by a certified technician or electrician as incorrect wiring can result in blowing the unit and/or catch fire