I have been trying to figure out a good way to do mine. I have (2) 200 amp Homeline panels. My meter is CT so I cannot put a switch in the meter. 400 amp transfer switch of any kind is expensive. The utility company and the load wires to my panel are made up in a 12 12 x 6 J box on my outside wall. It is an underground service and new service wires would have to be pulled if I did break down and spend the bucks for the 400 amp TS. I like the idea of the breaker lock but it does not disconnect the neutral. I once installed an outside disconnect made like this that replaced the meter base. It was made by SD. The locks seem to be pricey for what you get. I would need to install 2 of the locks and tie the gen power to both gen breakers in the panel.
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