Electronic Ac Automatic Transfer Switch

ICHYTI electronic ac automatic transfer switch Introduction

China Suppliers CNKA (Company Brand) offers wholesale electronic AC automatic transfer switches designed for dual power supply systems with an operating voltage of 230V/400V and a frequency of 50/60Hz. With a maximum rated operating current of 63A, these switches can be customized to handle dual power transfers based on specific needs. They feature short-circuit protection, fire protection, double-break capabilities, and an output ON signal functionality.

CNKA electronic ac automatic transfer switch Parameter (Specification)

CNKA electronic ac automatic transfer switch Feature

·  The power supply features a well-designed, compact structure that is visually appealing and includes protective shields for enhanced safety and reliability.

·  It provides comprehensive protection functions, including safeguards against short circuits, overloads, open phases, and voltage loss.

·  It operates quietly, is energy-efficient, easy to install and use, and delivers consistent and stable performance.

·  It includes a dependable remote double-break mechanism with EPS fire protection and supports a power supply interface operating on DC12-24V.

CNKA electronic ac automatic transfer switch Details

CNKA electronic ac automatic transfer switch Dimensions and wiring

CNKA electronic ac automatic transfer switch FAQ

Q: How does an ATS work electrically?
A: The CNKA ATS, or Automatic Transfer Switch, automatically shifts the electrical power supply from the primary source to a backup source when it detects a failure or outage in the main power source.

Q: Can an ATS be operated manually?
A: Yes, the ATS can be operated both manually and automatically, providing flexibility for situations where power interruptions are not acceptable.

Q: What types of DC circuit breakers are available?
A: DC circuit breakers come in several types, including Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCBs), Molded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCBs) designed for DC use, and Type B Residual Current Devices (RCDs). These breakers are used to protect various DC circuits, such as those in solar PV systems, battery banks, and inverters.