The Radian grid AC in is connected to the utility side of the transfer
switch. You may need a service rated fused disconnect on that line,
probably 60A. Then you can feed the AC out to the generator input on the
transfer switch to power the main house panel. It's best and usually
required by code
Hello and happy holidays. About 10 years ago, I had a similar problem with
a similar customer who wanted a similar problem solved. The Generac auto
transfer switch needed a 12 volt source. When the grid went down the
generac transfer switch disconnected and waited about 10 to 15 seconds then
Cheers to all ! I had this problem for years but my Canadian friends
finally listened to me/others and built a smart 200A panel for my
clients.
Not going to help your situation Dana but an FYI.
When paired with Schneider Electric XW Pro inverters [3], the Backup
Control Switch (BCS)
Dana:
I have never incorporated a transfer switch with a battery inverter. The
inverter’s internal transfer relay with the smarts it provides has always
been preferred.
I have of course used a transfer switch for generator-only systems. In some
cases the generator is rated smaller than the
Hey All a Cheery Season to you all!
I inherited a backup system that had "failed". It was unwired, & poorly
labeled.
1200 AHR AGM Battery - 1 Radian 8KW inverter - 200 amp Generac transfer
switch - No solar - Feeding a 200 amp house panel.
First I explained the there were too many
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