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Posted by buickanddeere on November 29, 2005 at 10:33:58 from (209.240.120.189):
In Reply to: Im on standby power,, posted by billyiron on November 28, 2005 at 17:32:13:
Use one of these or you should be jailed. http://www.reliancecontrols.com/ProductDetail.aspx?TWB2012DR
Transfer Equipment Specifications------------- -------------- ------------- -------------- TWB2012DR Panel/Link�
The Panel/Link TWB includes a 200A main circuit breaker interlinked with a 30A - 125A generator breaker feeding a heavy-duty copper bus with feed-through lugs. The interlinked circuit breakers keep the generator isolated from the utility at all times, even with the deadfront removed. The TWB is suitable for service entrance and may be used as a main panel or feed-through to a sub-panel or main panel. The TWB has provision for 4/8 branch circuits and is ideal for applications requiring the entire service panel to be available for generator power.
MODEL TWB2012DR
MODEL DESCRIPTION Panel/Link
MAX. GENERATOR RUNNING WATTS 30000
PHASE Single
MAX. NUMBER 1" CIRCUIT BREAKER OPENINGS 4
MAX. NUMBER OF CIRCUITS USING TANDEM BREAKERS 8
MAX. UTILITY INPUT AMPS 200
MAX. GENERATOR INPUT AMPS 125
POWER INLET, NEMA None
WATTMETERS No
SHIPPING WEIGHT [lbs.] 37
DIMENSIONS H x W x D [inches] 38.25x14.25x4.5
CABINET TYPE, NEMA Outdoor, NEMA 3R
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