Service Entrance Rated Transfer System
ASCO service entrance rated transfer systems are designed
for automatic switching of loads between the utility source
and an alternate source of power. The transfer system also
contains a disconnect device on the normal source, plus a
disconnect link on the utility neutral, and a disconnect link
between neutral and ground. If the utility source is Y
connected, the voltage is greater than 250 volts phase to
neutral and the system continuous current is greater than
1000 amperes, the utility disconnect device will be equipped
with ground fault trip.
Figure 3 shows a typical service entrance rated transfer
system with a 1200 ampere automatic transfer switch and a
1200 ampere utility circuit breaker.
Product Features
• The utility disconnect device will be equipped with
ground fault trip if the voltage between neutral and
ground is greater than 250 volts, and the continuous
current is greater than 1000 amperes.
• Disconnect link for the utility neutral bus.
• Disconnect link between the neutral bus and the
ground bus.
• Meets all NEC requirements for service entrance
rating, and is labeled to UL 891 standards.
• Available up through 4000 amperes using ASCO
940, 962, 434, 436 and ASCO's new 7000 series
automatic transfer switches.
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Neutral
Disconnect
Link
Ground
Disconnect
Link
GFCT
Utility
Utility
CB
ATS
Emergency
Load
N
Ø
N
Ø
Fig. 4 One line diagram of the service entrance
rated transfer system shown in figure 3.
GFCT Ground Fault
Current
Transformer
ATS - Automatic
Transfer Switch
Acc. 28
Fig. 3 Service entrance rated transfer system.