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What is a manual transfer switch?

manual transfer switch is an electrical device used to manually switch power sources between a main source and a backup source (such as a generator) by turning a handle or lever. This enables seamless transitions during power outages or maintenance work. This switch allows the user to manually select the source they wish to use, providing a safe and reliable method of controlling the power system.

Function and Importance

Manual Power Switching

Allows the user to select the power source between the main grid and the generator in the event of a power outage.

Preventing Electrical Interference

The design of MTS switches prevents interference between the main grid and the generator, ensuring the safety of equipment and the electrical network.

Safe Use

They provide safe and easy-to-use power control, ideal for homes, shops, and factories that require continuity of operation.

The Difference Between MTS and ATS

MTS (Manual Transfer Switch)

manual switch requires user intervention to switch power sources.

ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch)

switch that automatically detects a power failure and switches to the backup source without human intervention, reconnecting to the main source when

power returns.