my gen is rated at 3050 running and 3500 max with a 120v 1/20 amp duplex & a 120v -25 amp 3 prong twist lock receptacle will your switch work
664351
The switch is configurable to work with 110v or 220v outlet on the generator.
1499526
No this switch is for a 240volt 30 amp 4 wire outlet. Your generator is only 120 volt 25 amp 3 wire.... i would not put a gen switch in for this generator. I would sell that generator and buy a 8500watt 240 volt generator. Good luck
1499527
I believe it would work, but I recommend moving up to the 30 amp control box to be safe
1499528
The Protran product is intended to safely distribute power from a two-phase generator. It sounds like yours only provides a single phase output distributed at the generator panel by one 120Volt 20A outlet and one 25A twist lock outlet. If this is the case then I agree with the solution provided by idahoron. However, only do it if you are a confident in your electrical skills. Otherwise get advice from a qualified electrical contractor.
201413
As long as the one you are replacing runs on line voltage (120v) it will work.
1834665
Short answer is no. However find a 3 way switch on that circuit and you can get it to work.
1074275
The generator side is a twist lock 220 volt plug and it taps out to four standard 110v outlets that will work with standard two or three pronged plugs. so YES.
65566
Must be hard wired by a professional. This is NOT a DIY project. Consult a Generac dealer and not a big box store because box stores know very little about this product. You will most likely buy the wrong size and switch if you do not consult a dealer.
52634
Those are the old current ratings. Now, it is 120/240, and this is a 120 volt product (normal household current). It does call for its own 20 amp breaker protected circuit, but I did not install one. I ran it on the same circuit which has handled two bathrooms and their exhaust fans for 50+ years. I have had no problem with tripped breakers when using my heater function, exhaust function, light and other lights on that circuit simultaneously. If you go that route but start tripping the breaker on the circuit, you will have to run a new line with a dedicated breaker.
319503
This switch is rated at about 3 Amps at 125VAC. IT should be ok in series with the hot lead going to your radio, 12V at about 2A. However it makes no sense to eliminate the parasitic drain of a few ma. Did you measure the parasitic current?
1844618
Absolutely, but make sure your baseboard is 240 (not 120). There's another relay for 120v
85771
i use mine on i20 volts. the specs on the unit input state that it is a 120-240 unit
1244398
Yes, it should work. Please double check the bullet connections for your switch to make sure they match.
1005291
It runs full voltage. Mine is 120v. It's wired like a regular inline switch. Not sure if it's rated at 240 though.
2249650
Not for sure the amp capacity of the switch or your compressor, otherwise it will work
840173
Much depends on the model and age of your generator. Many, if not all new generators, 5000 watts (5Kw) or greater have a 30 amp 220v outlet, typically, but not always a NEMA LC14-30 twist lock connector. If a 20amp output, then a NEMA LC14-20 connector. Check in the generator manual for exact details, it should let you know the output ranges and types. Never go smaller than required though, for example, using a 20amp breaker on a max 30amp loaded. Safer to buy bigger, i.e. the 30amp transfer box.
2266040
The switch has two sets of contacts. You can use a single set of contacts for 120v or both sets for 240. It has a ground lug on the body. It is meant for simple 3 wire (2 wires with ground) pump. It's just a water pressure operated relay. Be sure to check and adjust the actual pressure it's operating at, I had to. The pressure number on the box is just the factory pre-set.
693385
My unit is rated at 120v, 270 watts & 320 va. Page 28 of the manual refers to a "General Model" that has a 120v/240v selector switch on the back of the unit. My model does not have that switch.
490653
The generator has a 220V twist lock outlet. I guess it all depends what a 220v something is.
279160
It's not listed as a 120/240. What it states is that it plugs into the 120/240 plug on the gennie.