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Reliance Controls 200-Amp Utility/50-Amp Generator Outdoor Manual Transfer Panel

Name: Reliance Controls 200-Amp Utility/50-Amp Generator Outdoor Manual Transfer Panel
Brand: Reliance Controls
SKU: 1125
Price: 399.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Model:

TWB2005DR

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Reliance Controls 200-Amp Utility/50-Amp Generator Outdoor Manual Transfer Panel

Model: TWB2005DR

$399.99

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Required Accessories 9

These accessories are required to properly setup/install this product.

Optional Accessories 10

Features

Reliance Panel/Link®
Perfect for new construction and/or renovation
Hardwire to your generator or power inlet box
Use as a main panel or as feed-through to a sub-panel
Ideal for having the entire service panel available for generator
Comes with a copper buss bar
Service Entrance Rated

California residents see

Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including Wood dust which is known to the State of California to cause Cancer.

For more information go to: www.p65Warnings.ca.gov

Specifications

TWB2005DR

Product Specs

Voltage

120/240 Single-Phase

Frequency

60 Hertz

Rated Watts

12500 Watts

Rated Amps

200 Amps

Enclosure

NEMA 3R

Number of Circuit Breakers

Max Utility Input

200 Amps

Max Generator Input

50 Amps

Maximum Wattage

12500 Watts

UL Listed

Yes

Overview

Weight

41 Pounds

Made in USA

Yes

Consumer Warranty

2 Years

Product Length

23.25 Inches

Product Width

14.5 Inches

Product Height

4.5 Inches

UPC

815181015831

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Product Questions Answered by Jared, the Generator Expert

Is the TWB2005DR panel service rated? How does the gen cord attach to this device?

Mark

from New Jersey

January 25, 2017

Mike I have two 200 amp panels, can I connect both to one manual transfer panel?

Eric

from Maryland

June 29, 2016

Is there a cut sheet available for the TWB2005DR transfer panel?

Jack Waters

from Texas

July 22, 2015

Is this 200 amp utility 50 amp gen panel fed with 4/0 wire?

John

from Massachusetts

September 28, 2013

Answer

Thank you for your interest in Electric Generators Direct!

While we cannot advise what is required to feed the TWB2005DR, the rated lug range on this panel will support 4/0 wire. This transfer panel is designed to efficiently handle 5/0.

You will need to confirm the National Electrical Code requirements in order to determine what conductors will feed this device.

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If I want to hook up a portable generator to my house on the outside panel box, with a 50 amp circuit 10k generator, single transfer switch which box will satisfy that?

Andrew Ziffer

from Georgia

August 04, 2013

If you buy the Reliance Controls 200-Amp Outdoor Manual Transfer Panel how do you meter your usage so you don't over power generator - 12500 @ 50 mp gen?

Mark

from Florida

July 22, 2012

Hi Jim, I am looking at your Generac 15kw. The place of installment has a 200A service with a 50A/240V CB for the stove and a 20A/240V CB for the large door. I do not look forward to wiring a transfer switch inside as the layout is not good. Putting the switch next to the outside box makes more sense to me. What do you recommend? Do you sell a 200A switch without CBs? I do not know what the NEC states but it seems if all circuits already have CBs and as the generator has a CB, it would be safe. Only thing the owner will have to monitor what is on at once. Thanks for your help. Steve

Steve Deckard

from California

January 04, 2012

I want to be able to use my portable generator (8000W) to supply power to my entire 200A breaker panel so I can pick and choose and switch the circuits I power on. What is the easiest way to do this?

John

from Virginia

September 20, 2011

Hi Mike. I bought a 17.5 kw Generac and want to use it to power the whole house. Is there a way to get more than 50 amps to a transfer switch.? What transfer switch would you choose?

Peter Matheson

from Nevada

February 19, 2011

Answer

The best way to connect to your home panel and have the ability to use all your circuits is to use a manual transfer panel based on the amperage size of your existing panel. (100A or 200A) This transfer panel would be mounted between your meter and your main panel breaker so you have control of all of your circuits. You still need to control them according to the load without exceeding the maximum of 12,500 watts through the 50A outlet. In a normal situation no one normally uses anywhere near 12,500 watts at any one time. The link below will show you some of the switches we have to give you more options.

100A Transfer Panels

200A Transfer Panels

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I have a Honda EB5000X generator and I would like to know what transfer switch you would recommend I use. I know I can not run my whole home but I would like to be able to turn some things on and off as needed.

Mark Cox

from Pennsylvania

February 01, 2011

Answer

This transfer switch is perfect for trying to manage your panel without the limitations. The main issues would be to not overload the generator and a close eye needs to be watching the loads until you get a real feel for what you are in need of. It is recommended to include a watt meter in your design which will help monitor your usage.

This transfer switch is mounted between the meter and your existing main breaker which allows you the control of your panel.

Note: A certified electrician should be used in this type of application.

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