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Flexible Installation
Customers are highly satisfied with the flexible installation options of the generator transfer switch, making it easy for various installations and accommodating multiple devices. The pre-drilled holes and clear instructions facilitate an effortless setup process.
Wiring Connections
Customers have generally positive feedback regarding the wiring connections of the Veepeak Generator Transfer Switch. They appreciate the clear instructions for wiring, the sturdy construction, and the reassuring strength of the switch and plugs. However, some customers mention the need to consider the appropriate wire gauge and sockets when installing the transfer switch.
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Circuit Breaker
Customers have mixed opinions on the circuit breaker of the Veepeak Generator Transfer Switch. While some are pleased with its pass-through power feature and its ability to provide heat during power outages, others express concerns about its untested status as a transfer switch.
Secure Mounting
Customers generally find the secure mounting of the generator transfer switch reassuring, with some mentioning the sturdy metal box and easy installation process. However, a few note that mounting hardware is not included.
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Quality
Pros: well built, wiring staying cool so good connections and low resistance.
If you need to switch to generator power often, this feels like a secure way to make that easier and safer, and is very easy to... Read More
Anyways its got wires attached to them and all of them are labeled.
It's 20 amp and most home circuits are 15, they use different wires gauge 12&14 and are supposed to use different sockets as well.
Packaging/appearance
It comes with an extra plug in case you need it, i put it inside the box with the wires so i don't lose it.
The box also comes with an additional knockout cap.
The box also comes with a reset button if the internal breaker needs to be reset.
Opening the box requires the removal of a phillips screw to access the 12-gauge wire connections.
Competitiveness
Initially i was looking at a much more expensive automatic transfer switch but came to terms with this simpler and less expensi... Read More
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- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 23.1% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 21 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 17 2025.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The veepeak manual generator transfer switch is rated at 20 amps meaning that it is good for use with smaller generators that only output 110v and not 220v like my portable honda 2000w inverter generator
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I wanted to add a manual transfer switch to the garage side so that i could activate it in the garage prior to going down to the basement of the house to transfer the load on to the generator
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The needs in the yurt are pretty modest so a 20a circuit is plenty
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It i can also switch the plug to a generator if both the main power is out and the solar setup is under revision
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Its weatherproof but i still mounted it under the edge of the yurt platform for extra protection especially when somethings plugged in
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Wiring it up was simple i just broke the line feeding the yurt outlets and connected them inside the box
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I havent had a need for the reset switch and dont feel that intentionally tripping it is a good idea but its there
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There is a middle position if you dont want any power going downstream but ill still unplug the inverter and shut off the breaker in the panel for safety anyway
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