Connecticut Electric EmerGen Switch 10-7501HR Owner'S Manual And Installation Instructions Download Page 13

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Problem

Cause

Solution

Generator is running 
but no AC output is 
available.

1. Generator circuit breaker 
has tripped. 

1. Reset circuit breaker.

2. Poor connection or 
defective cord set.

2. Check and repair.

3. Connected device is bad.

3. Select a different load or 
appliance that is in good 
condition.

4. Fault in generator.

4. Contact a qualified 
professional.

Generator runs good 
but bogs down when 
loads are connected.

1. Short circuit in a 
connected load.

1. Disconnect shorted electrical 
load.

2. Generator is overloaded.

2. Review load power 
requirements and rearrange.

Switches are not 
working with 
generator power.

1. Switches are in OFF or LINE 
position.

1. Move switches to GEN 
position.

2. Generator circuit breaker 
has tripped.

2. Reset circuit breaker.

3. Poor connection or 
defective cord set.

3. Check and repair.

4. Connected device is bad.

4. Select a different load or 
appliance that is in good 
condition.

5. Fault in generator.

5. Contact a qualified 
professional.

Appliances do not 
operate after utility 
power is restored.

1. Switches are in GEN or OFF 
position.

1. Move switches to LINE 
position.

2. Circuit breaker tripped.

2. Reset circuit breaker.

Only some loads 
work on generator 
power.

1. Circuit breaker tripped.

1. Reset circuit breaker.

2. Poor connection or 
defective cord set.

2. Check and repair.

GFCI breaker on 
Honda generator 
trips when 
connected to switch

1. Neutral / Ground bond in 
generator

1. Contact Honda dealer for 
alteration.

Trouble Shooting 

Summary of Contents for EmerGen Switch 10-7501HR

Page 1: ... FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Corporate Office 100 West 11th Street Anderson IN 46016 Phone 1 800 730 2557 Fax 765 608 5036 Engineering Distribution 596 Broadway Anderson IN 46012 Phone 1 800 730 2557 Fax 765 608 5030 West Coast Distribution 5508 128th Street East Puyallup WA 98373 Phone 1 800 472 3819 Fax 253 471 9540 A E F J OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON 15A 15A 1...

Page 2: ...d professional to install safe for a homeowner to operate and will work with 120 240V single phase AC generators factory equipped with NEMA type receptacles L14 20R or L14 30R depending on the size EmerGen Switch you have chosen Your EmerGen Switch cannot permit connection to both utility and generator power at the same time Product Outline Specifications Page 3 Safety Information Installation Pre...

Page 3: ...R L14 20 20A 20 Amps 6 4 2 L14 20 6 7501HR L14 30 30A 30 Amps 6 4 2 L14 30 10 7501HR L14 30 30A 30 Amps 10 6 4 L14 30 Warning Improper installation of this transfer switch could cause damage or personal injury by electrocution or fire Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified professional in accordance with applicable electrical codes Specifications ...

Page 4: ...et 3 Do not overload your generator or its circuit breakers will trip Using the EmerGen Switch s built in watt meters you can balance the loads to avoid impeding your generator s performance INSTALLATION PREPARATION 1 Decide which circuits will be powered by the generator during a power outage The recommended circuits include the fireplace fan or furnace fan gas or fuel only sump pump refrigerator...

Page 5: ...Heater 1000 1500 0 Water Heater 3500 0 TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS WATTAGE REQUIREMENTS 1 Most appliances and motors have current ratings noted directly on the units Light bulb wattages are noted on the bulb 2 Some electrical motors surge in power when first started Your EmerGen Switch has watt meters so you can monitor the flow of these start up surges without impeding your generator s performance 3 Lo...

Page 6: ...cure it 4 Remove a knockout in the EmerGen Switch wiring compartment and insert wire from remote power inlet box using an appropriate wire clamp 5 Connect the four incoming wires from the remote rain tight power inlet box as follows a red power inlet wire to blue wire b black power inlet wire to other blue wire c white power inlet wire to white wire d green power inlet wire to green wire RAIN TIGH...

Page 7: ...ow the following steps to convert your Emer Gen Switch HR for an outdoor installation 1 THE EMERGEN SWITCH HR MUST BE HARD WIRED FOR OUTDOOR INSTALLATION See Hard wire Installation Instructions 2 Attach rain tight door and hood and door latch s as shown below Ensure that all holes in the EmerGen Switch HR are filled with a screw to prevent water from entering chassis ...

Page 8: ... 6 circuit models 1 1 4 for the 10 circuit model 5 Insert the wires from the flex conduit up through the knockout taking care not to nick or gouge the wires on the metal edge Tighten the locknut securely onto the load center The wires can hang freely 6 Without over manipulating the flex conduit secure your EmerGen Switch to the wall with fasteners appropriate for the wall s construction If you are...

Page 9: ...nd black EmerGen Switch wires labeled A Using good workmanship route both of these wires close to the selected circuit breaker a The red EmerGen Switch A wire is trimmed stripped and installed into the circuit breaker securely tightening the breaker lug b The black EmerGen Switch A wire and the hot wire from the circuit breaker removed in step 1 are placed up the side of the load center together c...

Page 10: ...e red EmerGen Switch E wire is trimmed stripped and securely installed into one side of the 2 pole circuit breaker b The black EmerGen Switch E wire and one of the hot wires from the circuit breaker are placed up the side of the load center Insert both wires into a yellow wire connector and twist tightly Push the wires back into the wiring compartment of the load center c The red EmerGen Switch J ...

Page 11: ...re appropriately Insert the wire into the hole and tighten securely NOTE If no separate Ground Bar exists connect the green wire to an unused position in the Neutral bar 3 Replace the load center cover All circuit breakers can now be turned on including the MAIN circuit breaker 4 All EmerGen switches should be in the Line position The Off position is generally not used 5 Fill out the chart supplie...

Page 12: ...llow approximately 10 minutes for your generator to warm up 5 At your EmerGen Switch move one circuit to the GEN position making a note of how much wattage is used on the watt meter While monitoring the load flip each circuit one at a time to the GEN position You do not need to go in order and you want to balance the loads so that both meters read approximately the same Attempt to balance the two ...

Page 13: ...are in OFF or LINE position 1 Move switches to GEN position 2 Generator circuit breaker has tripped 2 Reset circuit breaker 3 Poor connection or defective cord set 3 Check and repair 4 Connected device is bad 4 Select a different load or appliance that is in good condition 5 Fault in generator 5 Contact a qualified professional Appliances do not operate after utility power is restored 1 Switches a...

Page 14: ...ot be liable for any loss damage incidental or consequential damage of any kind whether based upon warranty contact or negligence and or arising in connection with the sale use installation or repair of this product Connecticut Electric s maximum liability shall not in any case exceed the contract price for the products claimed to be defective or unsuitable This warranty does not extend to any pro...

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