Technical Data:

Type: Automatic Power Transfer Switch
Number of Poles: 4P (Four-pole)
Nominal Voltage: 230 V
Nominal Current: 100 A
Voltage: Suitable for 400V systems (50/60 Hz)
Switching Mechanism: Manual control
Mounting: DIN rail
Application: Designed for emergency power systems
Features: Reliable and safe, with an arc-extinguishing chamber for greater safety

Usage:

This automatic power transfer switch is used in home emergency power systems to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply in critical situations. The switch automatically activates when the main power source becomes ineffective, and the emergency generator begins supplying power, ensuring continuity and stability of the power supply. It can also be used in locations where power supply interruptions are unacceptable, such as hospitals, gas supply stations, or other critical infrastructures.

Pros:

Reliability and Safety: Automatic transfer ensures continuous power supply and helps prevent failures.
Suitable for Various Equipment: Designed for use in both 230V and 400V systems, ensuring versatility.
Long Service Life: With its robust construction and reliable switching mechanism, this switch offers longevity.
Easy Installation: Mounted on a DIN rail, making installation and maintenance easier.
Cons:

Manual Control: While this ensures simple operation, manual control can be inconvenient in certain situations, especially when a quick response to power disruptions is required.
Nominal Current Limitations: Suitable only for up to 100A current, so it is not suitable for larger or commercial equipment requiring higher currents.
Inability to Operate Automatically Without the Emergency Switching Mechanism: In certain situations, the switch may not operate fast enough if the main power supply is interrupted for an extended period.