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I have a Generac transfer switch sub panel that was made to be used
with a an automatic controller. I do not have nor do I want the
controller.
Inside the box is the transfer switch that can be actuated manually
or electrically. The switch has two solenoids and two snap action
switches. The solenoids are rated for 240 volts. The switches for 600
volts.
I want to use a momentary contact rotary switch to actuate the
solenoids. I am not sure how the snap action switches are wired yet
but I think theyare already wired the way I want them to be. I want
the snap action switches to remove power from the solenoid that is
being powered to cause the transfer switch to move. That way once the
solenoid has done its job it will no longer be powered no matter how
long the rotary switch is held in the on position for that particular
solenoid.
I don\'t see a problem with this. Is my scheme OK?
Thanks,
Eric
with a an automatic controller. I do not have nor do I want the
controller.
Inside the box is the transfer switch that can be actuated manually
or electrically. The switch has two solenoids and two snap action
switches. The solenoids are rated for 240 volts. The switches for 600
volts.
I want to use a momentary contact rotary switch to actuate the
solenoids. I am not sure how the snap action switches are wired yet
but I think theyare already wired the way I want them to be. I want
the snap action switches to remove power from the solenoid that is
being powered to cause the transfer switch to move. That way once the
solenoid has done its job it will no longer be powered no matter how
long the rotary switch is held in the on position for that particular
solenoid.
I don\'t see a problem with this. Is my scheme OK?
Thanks,
Eric