100 AMPS Change Over Switch

A changeover switch, also known as a transfer switch, is used to switch between two power sources, ensuring a continuous power supply when one source fails. It's a crucial component in situations where an uninterrupted power supply is necessary, such as in hospitals, data centers, or for essential household appliances

A changeover switch, also known as a transfer switch, is used to switch between two power sources, ensuring a continuous power supply when one source fails. It's a crucial component in situations where an uninterrupted power supply is necessary, such as in hospitals, data centers, or for essential household appliances

Uses:

Backup Power:

Changeover switches are commonly used to connect a generator to a building's electrical system when the main power grid fails. 

Preventing Power Interruptions:

By quickly switching to a backup source, changeover switches prevent damage to sensitive equipment from sudden power loss and maintain operational continuity. 

Maintaining Critical Systems:

In hospitals, data centers, and industrial facilities, changeover switches ensure the continuous operation of life-saving equipment, communication systems, and vital processes. 

Preventing Electrical Accidents:

They ensure that power sources are properly isolated when not in use, preventing potentially dangerous backfeeds to utility lines. 

Types of Changeover Switches:

• Manual Changeover Switches: These require manual operation to switch between power sources. 

• Automatic Changeover Switches (Automatic Transfer Switches - ATS): These automatically detect power outages or fluctuations and switch to the backup source without manual intervention. 

Applications:

Residential:

Ensuring power for essential appliances during outages, including refrigerators, lights, and heating/cooling systems. 

Commercial and Industrial:

Maintaining power for critical systems like point-of-sale systems, refrigeration, security systems, and communication networks. 

Mobile/RV Applications:

Connecting to shore power or generators, ensuring power for recreational vehicles.