Customer Review: It's an OK product. Easy to wire, but it's not expandable. Which means I'm limited to 6 circuits (or really 5 since I hooked it up to my well pump), so if I decide to upgrade my generator some day, I guess I'll have to install a new transfer switch because this one's maxed out. I wish I had seen the... more info
Customer Review: I purchased this transfer switch because it was expandable to nine circuits, bought the breaker I needed, and installed it in the wall, rather than on it. I used the plug in the switch to mount in the box outside and covered the hole with the plate GenTran provided. We lost power two nights ago and... more info
Customer Review: This turned out to be a box with 2 double pole circuit breakers and a ground bar. The breakers are head to head in the middle of the box, just like a normal panel. The switch part is a metal gizmo which sits on top of the circuit breakers between their levers. With the panel cover installed, the... more info
Customer Review: The Generator Transfer Switch came with all the necessary parts to install, with the exception of the breaker in the main box to feed it. It even included pre-marked wires to jump from the main breaker to the transfer switch box. The quality was good on everything, but the flexible conduit was... more info
Customer Review: Because of the design of this product, it is very suitable for for extreme weather conditions. The size of the box is kept minimal, so it can be installed just about anywhere you chose. After it is wired to your to your transfer switch, all you need is the cord to connect your house (via the inlet... more info
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