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    Briggs & Stratton

    DirectPower Transfer Switch w/ Horn Bypass

    DirectPower Transfer Switch w/ Horn Bypass

    $2,064.00 USD
    $2,064.00 USD
    Sale Sold out

    This device stands guard and senses when utility power flowing to your home is interrupted, then automatically turns on your Briggs & Stratton standby generator. Includes a free generator 10-year warranty upgrade with purchase.

    Specifications

    Model Number
    071095
    Limited Warranty
    6 years
    Rated AC Voltage (VAC)
    120/240 VAC
    Frequency (Hz)
    60
    Number of Poles
    2
    Phase
    Single
    Power Management
    Symphony II
    Current Rating
    200
    SED Rated
    No
    Utility Breaker Rating (amp)
    225
    Breaker Withstand Rating
    22000
    Enclosure Type
    3R
    Enclosure Material
    Steel
    Load Transition Type (Automatic)
    Open Transition
    Controller Type
    Standard
    Lug Range - Utility
    N/A
    Lug Range - Generator
    14AWG - 2AWG
    Lug Range - Load
    N/A
    Dimensions
    (Length x Width x Height) 27.75" L x 11" W x 6" H


    Choose the Right Transfer Switch for Your Home

    Transfer switches come in five sizes. Your home's electrical service will determine the size you need.

    Property Type

    A gray Briggs & Stratton electrical box with warning labels at the bottom.

    100 Amp
     

    A gray electrical panel box with the Briggs & Stratton logo on the front.

    150 Amp
     

    A gray electrical panel box with a logo and warning labels at the bottom.

    200 Amp
     

    A gray electrical panel box with the Briggs & Stratton logo on the front.

    Dual 200/400
    Amp
    Older Homes

    Older Homes
    100-amp service is common.

    X

    		      
    Newer homes

    Newer homes
    200-amp service is common.

    		  

    X

    X

    		  
    Larger Homes & Small Businesses

    Larger Homes & Small Businesses
    Commonly use two 200/400-amp split distribution.

    		      

    X

    Unsure of your home's amp service? Check these locations in your home:

    Electric Panel

    • Locate the panel on a wall near your furnace or water heater, or where utility power enters your home.
    • Inspect your electrical panel for label that indicates its amperage rating.

    Main Breaker

    • Find your main breaker — it's the largest breaker in your electrical panel.
    • Look for the capacity written on it or adjacent to it.
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