If I pull the breaker it HAS to disconnected. No 2 ways about that. And, in 57 years of life, I have never seen a breaker that didn't open, if anything it's quite the opposite, they won't stay on. But, okay, lets say that possibility really is a concern, fine. What does a high dollar transfer switch do a blade type switch won't do? Not fer nuthin', but the last time I had a certified electrician help me here it cost me over a hundred dollars to have him tell the guy from the power company that he had installed an entrance and panel. Took literally 15 seconds of his time- OVER THE PHONE! And I got billed for an hour, his min charge. So I'm not crazy about hiring people with a bunch of letters after their name, no offense to John of anyone else intended. But I'd still like to know what, if anything, that transfer switch does that pulling the breaker won't do.
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