HRuiRed Transfer Switch for 15000 Watt Generator 3 Position 6 Pins On Off Switch Compatible with Harbor Freight Predator Champion Westinghouse Generac
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Brand:HRuiRed | Actuator Type:Push Button | Connector Type:Pin Header | Contact Material:Metal | Switch Type:Rocker | Contact Type:Normally Open | Circuit Type:3-way | Mounting Type:Flush Mount | Terminal:Through Hole | Operation Mode:ON-NONE-OFF
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Upgrade your power management with the HRuiRed Transfer Switch for 15000 Watt Generator, designed to seamlessly integrate with your high-capacity generator. This 3 Position 6 Pins On Off Switch ensures reliable operation, offering a perfect blend of durability and performance for your power needs. Compatible with a wide range of generators including Harbor Freight Predator, Champion, Westinghouse, and Generac models, this transfer switch is a must-have for ensuring uninterrupted power supply during outages or in remote locations.
Technical Specifications:
– High Quality 3 Position 6 Pins On-Off Switch
– Fits 8750 Max Starting/7000 Running Watts, 13 HP (420cc) Electric Start Generator
– Compatible with Item# 63085 63086 63087 63088 66603 68525 69677
– For Champion 100296 100219 100161 100297 100110 Generator
– For Westinghouse 6000W Electric Start Generator
– For Generac GP8000E GP7500E GP6500E Electric Gas Generator
Ideal for both residential and commercial use, the HRuiRed Transfer Switch for 15000 Watt Generator is engineered to provide a safe and efficient way to switch between power sources. Whether you’re dealing with power outages at home or need a reliable power solution for your job site, this transfer switch offers the reliability and ease of use you demand. Its robust construction ensures long-term durability, while the simple design allows for easy installation and operation. With compatibility across multiple brands and models, it’s a versatile solution for anyone in need of a dependable transfer switch for their generator.
