50 AMP TRANSFER SWITCH LPT50CA
Product Description
Lyght Power Systems Transfer Switches LPT50CA replaced by the LPT50BRD
50 AMP Transfer Switch
Automatically switches from power cord to generator. Heavy duty relay assembly will handle 50 amp power cord and up to 12KW generator. Transfers two hot poles and neutral simultaneously. Reliable time delay to allow generator to get up to speed before switching automatically from shoreline to generator power. Utilizes an auxillary switch in combination with a mechanical interlock to ensure power cord is off before generator is engaged. Quick and easy installation. Designed for OEM and aftermarket applications. The LPT 50CA is intended for usage as an electrical transfer switch to automatically switch multiple sources (from one to another), i.e. switching from shoreline to generator power.
The LPT 50CA is primarily designed for installation in conjunction with a generator having a rated output of not larger than 12KW, an external power cord having a rated output of not larger than 240 VAC, 2 poles 50A per pole, 1PH, 60Hz.
Specifications: Contactors 3 Pole N.O. 240 VAC 50 amp/pole Coil 104-120 VAC (60Hz, Inrush Current-30 watts, Sealed-2.5 watts) Auxiliary Switch Shoreline release switch 120 VAC, N.C. Time Delay Custom Time Delay, 30 seconds nominal Knockouts Assorted
Warranty Terms: 1 Year
Gen actuated 120 VAC coils, NOT GOOD for inverters or 120V operation (low voltage problem) Replaces 4-PS250 8" x 7" x 4" Contactor Style Relay. The LPT50CA Automatic Transfer Switch is designed to provide automatic selection between two sources of power, such as a shore cord and a generator. The LPT50CA can switch 120VAC or 240VAC op to 40 amps and is provided with generator start up delay. The system load shall not exceed 40A inductive, 50A resistive or a combination there of. Specifications: Volts----- 120-240 vac Amps------ 50 amp per pole 70 amp neutral Watts 30 second time delay to allow generator to get up to speed. Has a mechanical interlock and a side switch to prevent shoreline from energizing while the generator is providing power.
50 AMP Transfer Switch
Automatically switches from power cord to generator. Heavy duty relay assembly will handle 50 amp power cord and up to 12KW generator. Transfers two hot poles and neutral simultaneously. Reliable time delay to allow generator to get up to speed before switching automatically from shoreline to generator power. Utilizes an auxillary switch in combination with a mechanical interlock to ensure power cord is off before generator is engaged. Quick and easy installation. Designed for OEM and aftermarket applications. The LPT 50CA is intended for usage as an electrical transfer switch to automatically switch multiple sources (from one to another), i.e. switching from shoreline to generator power.
The LPT 50CA is primarily designed for installation in conjunction with a generator having a rated output of not larger than 12KW, an external power cord having a rated output of not larger than 240 VAC, 2 poles 50A per pole, 1PH, 60Hz.
Specifications: Contactors 3 Pole N.O. 240 VAC 50 amp/pole Coil 104-120 VAC (60Hz, Inrush Current-30 watts, Sealed-2.5 watts) Auxiliary Switch Shoreline release switch 120 VAC, N.C. Time Delay Custom Time Delay, 30 seconds nominal Knockouts Assorted
Warranty Terms: 1 Year
Gen actuated 120 VAC coils, NOT GOOD for inverters or 120V operation (low voltage problem) Replaces 4-PS250 8" x 7" x 4" Contactor Style Relay. The LPT50CA Automatic Transfer Switch is designed to provide automatic selection between two sources of power, such as a shore cord and a generator. The LPT50CA can switch 120VAC or 240VAC op to 40 amps and is provided with generator start up delay. The system load shall not exceed 40A inductive, 50A resistive or a combination there of. Specifications: Volts----- 120-240 vac Amps------ 50 amp per pole 70 amp neutral Watts 30 second time delay to allow generator to get up to speed. Has a mechanical interlock and a side switch to prevent shoreline from energizing while the generator is providing power.
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