A Manual Transfer Switch lets an operator switch a load between two power sources, typically utility and standby generator. Transfer happens by hand, with mechanical interlocking that prevents both sources being connected at the same time.
Schneider Electric's TransferPacT range provides manual transfer with mechanical and electrical interlocks, in changeover or three-position (closed-open-closed) configurations.
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TransferPacT Manual
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An MTS lets an operator switch a load between two power sources, typically utility and standby generator. Transfer happens by hand, with mechanical interlocking that prevents both sources being connected at the same time.
NLC's Manual Transfer Switches are rated up to 3200 A.
It offers changeover or three-position (closed-open-closed) operation, with both mechanical and electrical interlocking, based on Schneider Electric's TransferPacT range.
Yes, it is padlockable in any position and can be fitted with optional auxiliary contacts for status indication.
Typical applications include small commercial buildings, workshop and warehouse standby supply, sites where manual control is preferred, and maintenance bypass for ATS systems.
The MTS uses both mechanical and electrical interlocking, which prevents the utility and generator supplies from being connected at the same time during a manual changeover.
Yes. One of its typical applications is maintenance bypass for ATS systems, allowing the load to be transferred by hand while automatic equipment is serviced.
Send us your project specifications, including the current rating and number of poles required. Our power engineers will respond with a configured proposal based on the Schneider Electric TransferPacT Manual range.