Champion 201192 Details and Specifications
Champion 30 Amp Generator Transfer Switch Kit
Complete Kit 30-Amp Transfer Switch 8 Pre-Wired Circuits Inlet Box 25-Foot Generator Cord
The Champion 30-Amp Manual Transfer Switch comes prewired with 8 circuits. The switch easily makes the change from utility power to generator power with the push of a button on the front cover.
Manual transfer kit includes the transfer kit, a 25-foot generator cord, and an outdoor rated inlet box.
- (1) 30-Amp 240 Volt Breaker (2 circuits)
- (1) 20-Amp 120 Volt Breaker
- (5) 15-Amp 120 Volt Breakers
Circuit breakers are interchangeable*.
Power hardwired circuits like your furnace, well pump, or air conditioner. Choose your important circuits, install the transfer switch, and you're ready for the next outage.
Connecting your home doesn't get much easier.
- Roll out the generator.
- Connect the generator cord to the generator and the inlet box
- Start the generator
- Select the circuits you want to power at the transfer switch
- Push the transfer button to switch from utility to generator power.
Eliminates extension cords for safer, easier use during power outages.
Includes the Champion 5-Year Limited Warranty.
Norwall recommends hiring an electrician for transfer switch installation.
30 Amp Transfer Switch Features
The 30 Amp Generator Transfer Switch is ready for installation.
- Surface or Flush Mount NEMA 1 Indoor Rated Transfer Switch
- 240-Volt Transfer Switch Powers 120-Volt or 240-Volt Circuits
- Rated for 30 Amps at 240 Volts
- 8 Circuits Prewired with 59 Inches of Wire
- Powers Hardwired Appliances, Outlets, and Light Fixtures
- Interchangeable Circuit Breakers
- Transfer Power from Utility or Generator to Selected Circuits
- LEDs Indicate Utility or Generator Source Available
- NEMA 3R Outdoor Rated Inlet Box
- L14-30P Inlet Box Plug Connects to L14-30R Generator Cord End
- 25-Foot Generator Cord with L14-30P Plug & L14-30R Receptacle
- Compatible with any L14-30R Generator Receptacle
- Locking Generator Cord Ends Make Secure, Reliable Connections
How the Manual Transfer Kit for Generator Works
A transfer switch is the safest way to power your home with a portable generator during a power outage.
The switch has a panel with 8 circuits that power the appliances and outlets you select at installation. It receives power from the utility through a double-pole breaker in your main circuit breaker panel and distributes it through the transfer switch panel. When an outage hits, connect your generator to the inlet box and start it. At your transfer switch, you will notice that the green utility light is off and the blue generator light is on. You can turn off some circuit breakers in transfer switch to reduce the load if necessary.
Now transfer power from the generator to the circuits in your load center by setting the rocker switch to the generator.
That's it. The circuits you selected at installation have power.
When the utility restores power, the green LED will light. Switch back to Utility power with the rocker switch.
