NLQ3 125 4P 100A 110V Mini ATS Electrical Transfer Switch for Generator Toronto Power Automatic Selector Switches Din Rail Mounted
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Brand:Focket | Operating Voltage:110 Volts | Actuator Type:Automatic | Current Rating:100 Amps | Connector Type:Din | Contact Type:Normally Open | Circuit Type:DIN Rail | Mounting Type:DIN Rail Mount | Terminal:Screw | Operation Mode:Automatic,Automatically
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Ensure uninterrupted power supply in Toronto with the NLQ3 125 4P 100A 110V Mini ATS Electrical Transfer Switch for Generator. This compact, din rail mounted switch is designed for seamless transition between power sources, making it an essential component for homes and businesses alike. Whether you’re facing a power outage or need a reliable backup solution, this automatic transfer switch guarantees continuous power, safeguarding your electrical appliances and systems.
Technical Specifications:
– Voltage: 110V
– Current: 100A
– Frequency: 50/60Hz
– Pole: 4P
– Mounting Type: Din Rail
– Operation Modes: Automatic/Manual
Ideal for a variety of settings, the NLQ3 Electrical Transfer Switch is perfect for residential homes, commercial spaces like shopping malls, and industrial environments such as factories and laboratories. Its automatic operation ensures a millisecond switch to backup power, eliminating any interruption in power supply. The manual mode offers flexibility and control, allowing users to switch power sources as needed. With its durable construction and easy installation, this switch is a long-lasting solution for emergency power needs.
Features include a compact design for space-saving installation, reliable transmission for consistent performance, and a user-friendly interface for hassle-free operation. The NLQ3 is specifically designed for PZ30 distribution boxes, ensuring compatibility and ease of integration into existing systems. Choose the NLQ3 Electrical Transfer Switch for a reliable, efficient, and convenient power transfer solution in Toronto.
