Briggs & Stratton Dual 200 Amp Bedienungsanleitung

Installation

Manual

Dual

200

Amp

Split

400

Amp

Automatic

Transfer

Switch

with

Service

Disconnect

and

Power

Control

Module™

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moment

away!

Call:

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Switch

Helpline

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Friday

8:00

5:00

Central

Standard

Time

Thank

you

for

your

purchase

this

Briggs

Stratton

Power

Products®

automatic

transfer

switch.

This

product

designed

for

use

with

specific

home

standby

generators

and

may

not

function

with

generators

remote

modules

produced

other

manufacturers.

Seek

qualified

electrical

professional

determine

applicability

this

equipment

manufactured

others.

When

operated

and

maintained

according

the

instructions

this

manual,

your

system

will

provide

many

years

dependable

service.

This

manual

contains

safety

information

make

you

aware

the

hazards

and

risks

associated

with

this

system

and

how

avoid

them.

have

made

every

effort

provide

for

safe,

streamlined

and

cost-effective

installation.

each

installation

unique,

impossible

know

and

advise

all

conceivable

procedures

and

methods

which

installation

might

achieved.

not

know

all

possible

hazards

and/or

the

results

each

possible

method

procedure.

important

that

you

read

and

understand

these

instructions

thoroughly

before

attempting

install

operate

this

equipment.

Save

these

original

instructions

for

future

reference.

This

transfer

switch

requires

professional

installation

before

use.

Refer

the

Installation

section

this

manual

for

instructions

installation

procedures.

Only

licensed

electrical

contractors

should

install

transfer

switches.

Installations

must

strictly

comply

with

all

applicable

feceral,

state

and

local

codes,

standards

and

regulations.

Your

installer

should

the

instructions

completely.

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far

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Stratton

support

and

service

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service

dealers

who

provide

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can

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Safety

Instructions

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

This

manual

contains

important

instructions

that

should

followed

during

installation

the

equipment.

Safety

Symbols

and

Meanings

‘o

Electrical

Shock

Read

Manual

The

safety

alert

symbol

indicates

potential

personal

injury

hazard.

signal

word

(DANGER,

WARNING,

CAUTION)

used

with

the

alert

symbol

designate

degree

level

hazard

seriousness.

safety

symbol

may

used

represent

the

type

hazard.

The

signal

word

NOTICE

used

address

practices

not

personal

injury.

DANGER

indicates

hazard

which,

not

avoided,

will

result

death

serious

injury.

4»

WARNING

indicates

hazard

which,

not

avoided,

could

result

death

Serious

injury.

CAUTION

indicates

hazard

which,

not

avoided,

could

result

minor

moderate

injury.

NOTICE

addresses

practices

not

personal

injury.

The

manufacturer

cannot

possibly

anticipate

every

possible

circumstance

that

might

involve

hazard.

The

warnings

this

manual,

and

the

tags

and

decals

affixed

to.the

unit are,

therefore,

not

all-inclusive.

you

use

procedureswork

method

operating

technique

that

the

manufacturer

does

not

specifically

recommend,

you

must

satisfy

yourself

that

itis

safe

fervyou

and

others.

You

must

also

make

sure

that

the

proeedure,

work

method

operatifig

technique

that

you

choose

does

not

render

the

equipment

unsate-

WARNING

Shock

Hazard.

Installing

low

and

high

voltage

)

wire

same

conduit

could

result

death,

serious

injury

and/or

property

damage.

not run

low

and

high

voltage

wire

the

same

conduit

unless

the

insulation

rating

ALL

wiring

rated

for

600V.

See

NEC

for

information.

WARNING

Failure

properly

ground

equipment

could

cause

electrocution

resulting

death

serious

injury.

not

touch

bare

wires.

not

use

equipment

with

worn,

frayed,

bare

otherwise

damaged

wiring.

not

handle

electrical

cords

while

standing

water,

while

barefoot,

while

hands

feet

are

wet.

you

must

work

around

unit

while

operating,

stand

insulated

dry

surface

reduce.shock

hazard.

not

allow

unqualified

pérsens

children

operate

service

equipment.

case

accident

caused

electrical

shock,

immediately

shut

down

all

seurces:of

electrical

power

and

contact

local

authorities.

Avoid

direct

contact

with

the

victim.

WARNING

Shock

hazard.

Equipment

contains

high

voltage

that

could

result

death,

serious

injury

and/or

property

damage.

"DO

NOT

operate

this

equipment

imprudently

neglect

its

maintenance.

WARNING

Certain

components

this

‘product

and

accessories

contain

chemicals

known

the

State-of

California

cause

cancer,

birth

defects,

other

reproductive

farm.

Wash

hands

after

handling.

NOTICE

Only

qualified,

licensed

electricians

should

attempt

installation

this

equipment,

which

must

strictly

comply

with

applicable

codes,

standards

and

regulations.

NOTICE

\mproper

treatment

equipment

could

damage

and

shorten

its

life.

Use

equipment

only

for

intended

uses.

you

have

questions

about

intended

use,

ask

dealer

contact

Briggs

Stratton

Power

Products.

not

expose

equipment

excessive

moisture,

dust,

dirt,

corrosive

vapors.

Remain

alert

all

times

while

working

this

equipment.

Never

work

the

equipment

when

you

are

physically

mentally

fatigued.

[ff

connected

devices

overheat,

turn

them

off

and

turn

off

their

circuit

breaker/fuse.

BRIGGSandSTRATTON.COM

Installation

sincerely

appreciate

your

patronage

and

have

made

significant

effort

provide

for

sate,

streamlined

and

cost-effective

installation.

Because

each

installation

unique,

impossible

know

and

advise

the

trade

ail

conceivable

procedures

and

methods

which

installation

might

achieved.

Neither

could

know

possible

hazards

and/or

the

results

each

method

procedure.

For

these

reasons,

only

current

licensed

electrical

professionals

should

attempt

system

installations.

Installations

must

strictly

comply

with

all

applicable

codes,

industry

standards

and

reguiations.

Your

equipment

supplied

with

this

Installation

Manual

and

separate

Operator's

Manual.

These

are

important

documents

and

should

retained

the

owner

after

the

installation

has

been

completed.

Every

effort

has

been

made

make

sure

that

the

information

this

manual

both

accurate

and

current.

However,

the

manufacturer

reserves

the

right

change,

alter

otherwise

improve

the

system

any

time

without

prior

notice.

Owner

Responsibilities

help

you

make

informed

choices

and

communicate

effectively

with

your

installation

contractor(s),

read

and

understand

Owner

Orientation

before

contracting

starting

your

equipment

installation.

arrange

for

proper

installation,

contact

the

store

which

you

purchased

your

equipment,

your

dealer,

your

utility

power

provider.

The

equipment

warranty

VOID

unless

the

system

installed

licensed

electrical

professionals.

Owner

Orientation

The

illustrations

provided

are

for

typical

cireumstances

and

are

meant

familiarize

you

with

the

installation

options

available

with

your

system.

Local

codes,

appearance,

and

distances.arecthe

factors

that

must

considered

when

planning

anvinstaliation.

the

distance

from

the

existing

electrical

service

increases,

compensation

wiring

materials

must

allowed

for.

This

necessary

comply

with

local

codes

and

overcome

electrical

voltage

drops.

These

factors

will

have

direct

effect

the

overall.

orice

your

equipment

installation.

Your

installer

must

check

local

codes

AND

obtain

permits:

before

installing

the

system.

Read

and

the

instructions

given

this

manual.

reguiar

schedule

caring

for

and

using

your

equipment,

specified

this

manual.

installing

Dealer/Contractor

Responsibilities

Read

and

observe

the

Important

Safety

Instructions.

Read

and

the

instructions

given

this

manual.

The

installer

may

need

provide

appropriate

rated

contactors

based

loads

controlled.

Check

federal,

state

and

local

codes

and

authority

having

jurisdiction,

for

questions

installation.

Ensure

generator

not

overloaded

with

selected

loads.

you

need

information

about

the

transfer

switch,

call

800-743-4115,

between

8:00

and

5:00

CST.

Equipment

Description

The

transfer

switch

designed

transfer

selected

loads

found

normal

residential

installations

standby

power

the

event

primary

power

outage. The

load

connected

either

utility

power

(normal)

standby

power

(generator).

The

transfer

switch

monitors

utility

and

generator

voltages

and

will

automatically

connect

loads

the

appropriate

source

power.

Only

licensed

electrician

should

complete

standby

installation.

Service

conduit

and

conductors

can

wired

directly

from

the

watt-hour

meter

the

transfer

switch.

separate

service

entrance

disconnect

and

associated

wiring

not

required

when

installed

per

applicable

federal,

state

and

local

codes,

standards

and

regulations.

Major

components

the

transfer

switch

are

three,

2-pole

circuit

breakers

(one

for

generator

disconnect

and

two

for

utility

disconnect),

two,

pole

double

throw

transfer

switches,

transfer

switch

control

circuit

board,

fused

utility

terminals

and

interconnecting

wiring.

All

these

components

are

housed

NEMA

enclosure

that

suitable

for

both

indoor

and

outdoor

installations.

The

transfer

switch

solenoid-operated

from

utility

generator

inputs

and

contain

suitable

mechanical

and

electrical

interlock

switches

eliminate

the

possibility

connecting

the

utility

service

the

generator

output.

has

catings-capable

switching

full

utility

power

into

the

residencé,

in-addition,

manual

override

lever

provided

for

the

transfer,

function.

The

control

board

has

active

circuits

sensing

utility

and

generator

voltages.

ceedtes

signal

for

generator

start-up,

switch

transfer

and

retrangier.when

utility

restored.

The

control

board

also

contains

red

and’green

LEDs

indicating

the

power

source

available

and-two

relay

operated

contacts

that

provide

supervisory

control

external

loads.

Delivery

Inspection

After

opening

the

carton,

carefully

inspect

the

transfer

switch

components

for

any

damage

that

may

have

occurred

during

shipment.

loss

damage

noted

time

delivery,

have

the

person(s)

making

delivery

note

all

damage

on the

freight

bill

and

affix

their

signature

under

the

consignor’s

memo

loss

damage.

loss

damage

noted

after

delivery,

contact

the

carrier

for

claim

procedures.

Missing

damaged

parts

are

not

warranted.

Shipment

contents:

Automatic

transfer

switch

Installation

and

operators

manuals

Current

transformers

(2)

supplied

installer:

Connecting

wire

and

conduit

Various

specialty

tools/equipment

Mounting

Guidelines

The

transfer

switch

system

circuitry

enclosed

NEMA

Type

enclosure

suitable

for

indoor/outdoor

use.

Guidelines

for

mounting

the

enclosure

include:

Install

enclosure

firm,

sturdy

supporting

structure.

The

transfer

switch

enclosure

must

installed

with

minimum

NEMA

hardware

for

conduit

connections.

prevent

switch

contact

distortion,

level

and

plumb

the

enclosure.

This

can

done

placing

washers

between

the

enclosure

and

the

mounting

surface.

NEVER

install

the

switch

where

any

corrosive

substance

might

drip

onto

the

enclosure.

Protect

the

switch

all

times

against

excessive

moisture,

dust,

dirt,

lint,

construction

grit

and

corrosive

vapors.

400

Amp

Watt

Hourmeter

Noy]

typical

automatic

transfer

switch

installation

depicted

below.

best

the

transfer

switch

mounted

near

the

utility

meter,

either

inside

outside.

Discuss

layout

suggestions/

changes

with

the

owner

before

beginning

the

system

installation

process.

NOTICE

Before

drilling

conduit

entry

holes,

any

other

holes,

cover

and

protect

the

switch

and

electronics

prevent

dirt

and

metal

fragments

from

entering

the

mechanical

and

electrical

components.

Failure

may

result

damage

malfunction

the

switch.

NOTICE

Use

vacuum

clean

any

dirt

metal

shavings

inside

the

transfer

switch.

not

use

blower

compressed

air to

clean

the

inside

the

transfer

switch

because

debris

may

become

lodged

the

electrical

and

mechanical

components

causing

damage

malfunction.

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Utility

Transfer

Contactor

Switch

Distribution

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Panel

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Furnace/Alr

Handler

Service

Generator

Disconnect

NOTICE:

The

load

outputs

the

transfer

switch

can

supply

one

200

Amp

panel each.

These

outputs

MUST

NOT

combined,

used

Pal

200

Arp

individually

supply

panel

larger

than

200

Switch

Amps.

incorrect!

Branch

Appliance

Circuits

Appliance

Dual

200

Amp

Dual

200

Amp

Transfer

Switch

Correct

incorrect!

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Power

Wiring

Interconnections

NOTICE

\mproper

installation

could

cause

damage

the

circuit

boards

and

shorten

their

life.

Installing

circuit

boards

live

circuits

will

damage

the

board

and

not

covered

warranty.

ALWAYS

disconnect

ALL

sources

power

prior

servicing.

Remove

all

power

prior

installing

this

equipment.

Failure

could

cause

internal

damage

the

board

when

making

electrical

connections.

Turn

generator

OFF

position.

Turn

off

utility

power

the

standby

generator

and

transfer

switch.

All

wiring

must

the

proper

gauge,

properly

supported

and

protected

conduit.

All

wiring

should

done

per

applicable

federal,

state

and

local

codes,

standards

and

regulations.

Obey

wire

type

and

torque

specifications

printed

on the

terminal

blocks,

neutral/ground

connectors,

and

installation

instructions.

Approved

for

copper

and

aluminum

conductors.

WARNING

Shock

Hazard.

Installing

low

and

high

voltage

’

wire

same

conduit

could

result

death,

serious

injury

tly

and/or

property

damage.

‘w

not

run

low

and

high

voltage

wire

the

same

conduit

unless

the

insulation

rating

ALL

wiring

rated

for

600V.

See

NEC

for

information.

Use

installer

supplied

GOQVAC

greater

wire

gauge

that

complies

with

the

latest

version

the

National

Electric

Code

complete

the

following

connections

between

utility

power,

transfer

switch,

generator,

and

main

distribution

panel.

Apply

the

necessary

correction

factors

and

wire

size

calculations

Refer

the

illustration

pages

and

for

component

location.

Set

generator’s

circuit

breaker

OFF

position.

Set

generators

system

switch

te.QFF

position.

Remove

Amp

fuse

from

generator

control

panel.

Turn

off

utility

power

the

standby

generator

and

transfer

switch.

Locate

both

200

Amp

utility

line

circuits

comirigdrom.the

utility

meter.

Connect

one

200

Amp

utility

service

line

circuit'to

one

transfer

switch

service

disconnect

circuit

breaker.

The

terminal

marked

“Utility

Connection”

(Z1).

Repeat

for

second

200

Amp

utility

service

line

circuit

(22).

NOTICE:

NOT

wire

400

Amp

utility

line

this

Automatic

Transfer

Switch.

Connect

utility

service

neutral

transfer

switch

neutral

terminal

(H1

H2).

Connect

main

distribution

panel

feeder

from

first

distribution

panel

conductors

(R71)

transfer

switch

terminals

marked

“LOAD

CONNECTION

(W4)".

Connect

main

distribution

panel

feeder

from

second

distribution

panel

conductors

(R2)

transfer

switch

terminals

marked

“LOAD

CONNECTION

(V2)”.

NOTICE

The

two

individual

transfer

switch

terminals

marked

“Load

Connection”

(Vi

and

V2)

must

connected

separate

distribution

panels.

NOTICE

Connect

the

neutrals

from

both

main

distribution

panels

($7

and

$2)

the

transfer

switch

neutral

terminal

(H1

and

H2).

10.

Connect

two

main

distribution

panel

grounds

(11

and

T2)

transfer

switch

“GND”

terminal

(U1

U2).

Assure

grounding

electrode

conductor

connected

and

bonded

per

applicable

federal,

state

and

local

codes,

standards

and

regulations.

11.

Connect

feeder

conductors

from

transfer

switch

breaker

“GENERATOR

CONNECTION”

terminals

(¥)

generator

circuit

breaker

LINE1

and

LINE2

terminais

(M).

Each

conductor

must

pass

through

hole

current

transformer

(Bi

and

B2)

before

making

connection.

Cy CI

‘

Generator

Circuit

Breaker:

Ground

Neutral

roun

Neutra

E t I

E 1 I

I 1 I

Ground

Line.

Line

Neutral

Transfer

Switch

42.

Plug

Current

transformer

leads

into

“CT1”

and

“CT2”

terminals

(Ei

and

E2) on

transfer

switch

control

board.

OO0O080

bes

OOO

firtitit

—J6

—4

NWI

18.

14.

15.

16.

Connect

conductor

from

transfer

switch

neutral

terminal

(#1

H2)

generator

NEUTRAL

terminal

(L).

Observe

generator

control

panel

labeling

for

terminal

identification.

Connect

conductor

from

transfer

switch

“GND”

terminal

(U1

U2)

generator

control

panel

“GROUND”

terminal

(K).

Assure

generator

equipment

grounding

conductor

(G)

connected

per

applicable

federal,

state

and

local

codes,

standards

and

regulations.

Using

minimum

#14

AWG

conductors,

connect

the

transfer

switch

“UTILITY

240

VAC”

terminals

generator’s

“240

VAC”

terminals

via

two-pole

connector

supplied

with

generator

(P).

Using

#18

AWG

twisted

pair

conductors,

greater

than

200

fi.

length,

300

volt

minimum,

and

75°C

minimum,

connect

“T/R”

and

“GND”

terminals

(B)

transfer

switch

control

board

the

generator’s

control

panel

“TxRx”

and

“TxRx

GND”

terminals

via

ten

connector

(A)

supplied

with

generator.

Count

down

the

proper

location

on the

generator

control

board

since

visual

alignment

with

its

decal

can

misleading:

Tighten

all

wire

connections/fasteners

proper

torque.

OOO

GND

G@NDT/R

Supervisory

Control

Wiring

air

conditioner

can

used

with

the

supervisory

contacts

either

terminals

A-A

B-B.

Terminals

A-A

can

only

used

with

supervisory

control.

Large

loads

can

only

used

with

contactor

control

terminals

B-B.

Examples

each

system

are

described

below.

The

terminal

strip

the

transfer

switch

control

board

has

four

connections

for

customer

use.

There

are

two

sets

“Normally

Closed”

contacts

available.

They

will

activated

when

generator

power

required.

These

can

used

for

supervisory

control

large

connected

loads

generator.

Loads

will

allowed

operate

there

enough

generator

power

available.

For

installer

convenience,

there

are

two

wireways

provided

help

keep

supervisory

load

wires

organized.

Terminals

“A-A”

transfer

switch

control

board

are

rated

for

24VAC.

Connect

these

contacts

series

between

air

conditioner

thermostat

and

air

conditioner

contactor.

air

conditioner

contactor

Gop

if 24

VAC

From

air

conditioner

thermostat

(yellow?)

Terminals’BeB”

transfer

switch

control

board

are

rated

fer’?

Amp

125

VAC.

When

connected

with

installer

supplied

contactor,

can

used

control

alargeioad,

such

electric

hot

water

heater.

Contacts

are

connected

series

with

the

contactor

control

circuit.

Contactor

Neutral

120

VAC

BRIGGSandSTRATTON.COM

interconnection

Diagram

The

illustration

the

following

pages

shows

completed

transfer

switch

installation.

Each

installation

layout

may

vary.

illustration

callouts

are:

“sm

toa

tat

From

Utility

First

Service

Panel

From

Utility

Second

Service

Panel

Current

Transformer

Current

Transformer

Dipswitches

T/R

and

GND

Generator

Terminals

Transfer

Switch

Contactors

UTILITY

240VAC

Generator

Transfer

Switch

Neutral

Terminal

Transfer

Switch

Neutral

Terminal

Generator

Ground

Terminal

Generator

Neutral

Terminal

Generator

Circuit

Breaker

Ten

Connector

Two

Connector

Main

Distribution

Panel

Main

Distribution

Panel

Distribution

Panel

Neutral

Bus

Distribution

Panel

Neutral

Bus

Distribution

Panel

Ground

Bus

Distribution

Panel

Ground

Bus

Transfer

Switch

Ground

Terminal

Transfer

Switch

Ground

Terminal

Load

Connections

Distribution

Panel

Load

Connections

Distribution

Panel

Service

Entrance

Breaker

UTILITY

Service

Entrance

Breaker

UTILITY

Generator

Disconnect

Generator

Connection

Utility

Connection

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