FAQ

This equipment can be utilized in several situations where power outages are prohibited. Moreover, it provides the flexibility to operate the ATS both manually or automatically.

CHYT ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch) is commonly utilized in proximity to a backup generator to enable the generator to furnish provisional electrical power if the primary utility source becomes nonoperational.

CHYT ATS, short for Automatic Transfer Switch, is a device that automatically switches an electrical power supply from its main source to a backup source upon detecting a failure or outage in the former.

The main difference between an MTS and an ATS is that while an MTS needs to be manually switched to change power sources, an ATS can monitor utility power and automatically switch sources in case of a power outage.

Mechanically interlocked circuit breakers are designed to prevent the simultaneous connection of both power sources to the load. This is achieved through an interlocking system that mechanically disables the movement of one circuit breaker's handle from the "Off" position while the other circuit breaker is in the "On" position.