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I am hooking up a standby generator and need some help with the transfer switch?
I want to hook up a 15 KW automatic generator to an existing outdoor main box (200 amp service) that holds a house circuit of 60 amps (double pole) and an air conditioning circuit also 60 amps dp. The transfer switch that is shipped with the unit is indoor rated with 12 individual circuits and simply will not work for my needs. Anyone out there who can advise me? Thanks.
You need to check with your local building codes department to ensure you are able to install the generator and transfer switch yourself legally. Transfer switches are very tricky and if not properly installed you could seriously injur or possibly kill someone. This project will require an electrical permit.
It sounds like you have a Generac or Guardian generator. Place the transfer switch indoors right next to your breaker box. If you need the A/C connected to the generator, move the circuit from the outside meter/main box into your transfer switch.
Generac power systems includes an installation DVD and good instructions for installing their prewired air cooled models. Please follow their instructions step by step. I can get you these instruction if you need them.
This is a project for a qualified or licensed electrician. If you do not understand the instructions included with your generator, then I highly recommend hiring a qualified or licensed electrician for this installation.
If this is a Generac or Guardian generator, a typical installation for their prewired air cooled models will take approximately 4 hours. However, this will vary depending on how difficult it is to get a cable from the transfer switch mounted by your breaker box to the generator. Most electricians offer free estimates.
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