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This transfer switch automatically changes from inverter to shore power when you hook up at the campground. Protects your electrical system from AC power backfeed.
Features:
Specs:
This transfer switch has been pre-wired to automatically change the primary source of AC current from inverter to shore power to conserve battery life. The switch includes (2) 50-amp legs, which allow you to use up to 100 amps on a shore power service. The legs are rated at 120V each and allow for 240V service. To prevent electrical interruptions, the time delay circuit board allows the alternate power source to stabilize before a transfer occurs. Additionally, since the switch only accepts one active source, it protects your electrical system from dangerous backfeed that can damage your equipment.
The metal case also has cord knockouts for connections.
There are several wiring configuration options, depending on the electrical application inside your RV. These include installation between shore power and an on-board generator, an inverter and an alternating source, or even a hybrid system using another transfer switch for designated circuits.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
95% were satisfied with this product
5% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Todd
10/7/2021
Great product

Brooke M.
4/22/2025
If it's any consolation, we have all made mistakes, Orin. Sorry all this had to happen. But thank you for sharing your experience! You just might save someone else from doing the same thing
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James
1/19/2025
New switch has held up to the rest of time. Not having to plug my shore line into a socket to use the generator has been a true convenience. I can now easily shift to a lighter gauge shore line depending on power needs. If I dont need my AC I can get away with a simple and light weight 12 gauge line.