Westinghouse 30 Amp Transfer Switch Kit with 8 Circuits, Compatible with Generators up to 7500 Running Watts,Grey

Easy installation. Fair price. Works fine. Good quality. Quick shipment. I recommend it 100 %.If you have the right tools you will be fine. Only you will need a PVC pipe for wires going outside.

This transfer switch works as intended. However, there’s a couple of issues that I’ve run into. First and foremost it only has 2 20 amp circuit breakers and the instructions make you believe that they can only be used for 240. Not sure if there’s a way to upgrade the 15 amp breakers to 20 amp breaker. The labeling on the wiring is awful. It took me about a half hour or 45 minutes to figure out the letters sensor printed on the cable and hardly visible. It looks like to use a dot matrix printer with gray ink instead of just using plane black ink and solid letters. So overall it does work if you were in looking to do 15 amp circuits and the LED display it’s nice. However, I would prefer and will probably purchase a reliance ProTrans 10 circuit that I can change the breakers.

Contains 10 individual switches, only 9 work. Have called Westinghouse Support repeatedly over the last 2 days, no help. Finally, Westinghouse Support said that I had to have installation reviewed by a licensed electrician, at my cost. I decided to order the $4.00 part and potentially void their so-called warranty.

Had this put in and hooked up to generator no more running around trying to turn the main off and start generator

This is a nice product, as with all Westinghouse products, it was easy to install and work with. I have a Westinghouse generator so I selected this product to go with it. I was disappointed though when I noticed that I only got 1 piece or 1-1/4 connector. I had to run to Kendall Electric and dished out another $10. Another problem with it was that none of the wires were labeled as per the manual and spent 30 minutes with the meter figuring out wire pairs and what wire pair goes to what breaker and label the wires with electrical tape. The only thing I have left to do is connect the wires to the panel and test it out.