Does this cord only work with "Reliance" brand transfer switch.
247300
it has a standard 30 amp plug (universal) but I was sent a Chinese knock off so confirm with seller before you purchase
247301
Works with any 30 amp 4 prong device. It has a male and female end. It will not work with a 20 amp connector
247302
As far as I know, if it work for one it should work for all with same socket
2051985
Yes. Since we received the switch we have used it with a multifunction and have had zero problems.
2124151
no. at times, in older sockets, it wont even recognize the cable input. I wouldn't trust it.
1793784
No. The presure switch is for the NCStar laster that I purchased several months ago.
1142995
The box and papers said Reliance, but nowhere dose it say Reliance or Conntek on the cord, this is what is stamped on the cord... [(UL) E88265-C SJTW 60°C4X10AWG(5.mm2) 300V VW-1 l-SHENG CSA LL81924 VW-1 -LF] I will tell you this, I am real happy with it and would buy another if needed.
1079059
The transfer switch should be matched to the generator your using not your home electric service. If the generator you are purchasing has a 30 amp output then this is a good match.
1247166
Have to check with suppliers but I remember reading about a switch Good luck
446047
There are 2 big names in transfer switching....Generac and Reliance. I chose the Reliance because of the great price at Amazon, and after researching the unit, realized it would be an easy DIY install. But in Hindsight, I wish I would have bought the 10 circuit unit instead. The Wh7500E has enough output to power all the 120 volt circuits in my house including the furance, but due to having only 6 circuit available 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom are not powered . Three weeks ago, a transformer blew in our neighborhood . I plugged in the westinghouse fired it up hit the breakers on the Reliance and everything came back on. I was even able to run a line to the neighbor so he could keep his refrig running. So I guess I lean toward the Reliance switch and would recommend the 10 circuit unit, especially if you need 220 volts for AC or Heat. A 220 Volt circuit ties up 2 breakers.
682661
Yes this will work fine but you need to make sure your switch has PoE ports or it won't matter what cable you use.
1201487
I do not know. The Cross website only shows two converters and should list what they work with.
1514911
I do not have them on the same circuit. For me, it works but the transfer rate is slower than when they are on the same circuit. I cannot tell you whether that is normal behavior, or just a function of the wiring in my house (some of which is 50+ years old).
1343156
Yes. You will have to transfer the pressure relief from the old switch to the new one.
671039
The one I ordered didn't work at all. But even if it worked, I don't think it's intended for data transfer. I think it's just a power cord.
1525540
Not sure, never tired it. However, as it is simply a switch, so it should work. I'd confirm with the seller. Nothing seems to be simple any more.
1934635
need to ask company if all cords are the same, and hopefully they are. Check with company.
214323
To the best of my knowlede it will. Most of these connections seem to be common among the top brands. I wish I could say for 100%, though.
540594
if this is your switch: http://content.ekatalog.biz/katimg/hd/JG925A/JG925A.jpgi think it should work