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1. 

Power Drill

 

2. 

Wire Stripper and Cutter (10 to 14  gauge)

 

3. 

Insulated Screwdrivers

 

(#2 Phillips, 1/4" Flat Tip or #2 Square Tip depending on

 

your load center)

 

4. 

Hammer

 

5. 

Marking Pencil

 

6. 

Tape Measure

 

7. 

Three Wall Anchors with at Least a 3/8”  Flange

 

8. 

Enough 10-3 (or proper rated wire size) with Ground 

Building Wire to reach from where you install your 
Outdoor Power Inlet Box to where you install your 
transfer switch

 

9. 

Battery Powered Lighting during Installation

 

10. 

A Non-Contact Voltage Detector  (optional)

 

 
 
 
 
 
This RN series Pro/Tran 2 model (indoor/outdoor) does not come with any provision to install a power inlet on the transfer 
switch cabinet itself, so a power inlet box must be used.  

Refer to page 8 for power inlet box installation.

   

The power inlet configuration ideally will be the same as the generator receptacle being used.  Several power inlet box 
options are available, below are some part numbers and configurations.   
 
 
1. PB30 or PBN30 (NEMA L14-30) = 30 amps 125/250 volts (4 wire)

 

 

 
 
2. PB20 or PBN20 (NEMA L14-20) = 20 amps 125/250 volts (4 wire)

 

 

 
 
3. PB31 or PBN31 (NEMA L5-30) = 30 amps 125 volts (3 wire) 
 
 
4. PB15 or PBN15 (NEMA 5-15) = 15 amps 125 volts (3 wire)

 

 

 

 

 

Danger indicates an imminently hazardous 
situation that, if not avoided, could result in 
death or serious injury.

 

 

Warning indicates a potentially hazardous 
situation that, if not avoided, could result in 
death or serious injury.

 

 

Caution indicates a potentially hazardous 
situation that, if not avoided, may result in 
minor or moderate injury.

 

 

Transfer switches are required for use with portable generators by Article 
702 of the 2017 National Electrical Code

 

 

Member of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association

 

Congratulations on your purchase of the Reliance Controls generator power transfer switch. Reliance has been 
manufacturing transfer switches and equipment in Racine, Wisconsin since 1983 and has been producing high-quality 
electrical equipment for over 100 years. Reliance is the Loadside® transfer switch used in nearly 90% of the installations 
done by professional electricians. Your transfer switch is UL 1008 listed, C-UL listed, and meets all requirements of the 
2017 National Electrical Code.

 

 TOOLS NEEDED FOR INSTALLATION

 

SAFETY SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL

 

 

Improper installation of the transfer

 

switch could cause damage or

 

personal injury by electrocution or fire. Installation must be 
performed by a qualified electrician, or others 
knowledgeable of electrical systems, in compliance with 
all applicable electrical codes.  Do not overload.

 

 

 

 

Reliance Controls Corporation is not 

responsible for damage or injury 

caused by incorrect installation of this 

transfer switch.

 

OUTDOOR REMOTE POWER INLET BOX OPTIONS 

 
L14-30 (locking) 
 
 
L14-20 (locking) 
 
 
L5-30 (locking) 
 
 
5-15 (straight blade) 

Содержание PRI/TRAN 2 RN Series

Страница 1: ...n this Manual 1 About Generators and Transfer Switches 2 Key Product Components 3 Pre Planning the Load on Your Generator 4 Installation Instructions 5 Mounting the Transfer Switch 5 Connecting the Co...

Страница 2: ...dicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided could result in death or serious injury Caution indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided may result in minor or mod...

Страница 3: ...little pre planning by 1 Picking the key electrical appliances you want to power in an emergency 2 Finding the essential circuit breakers that control these devices 3 Creating a map of all of the othe...

Страница 4: ...ion stops the power from the branch circuit from both utility and generator power at the circuit toggle switch Handle ties Handle ties are inserted into two adjacent toggle switches and are used for 2...

Страница 5: ...lan the setup of your transfer switch Use the running watts of your appliances rather than starting watts when dividing them between the two halves of the transfer switch Check your appliances for act...

Страница 6: ...up battery powered lighting to clearly illuminate your work area 2 Turn off the main utility breaker Figure 3 3 Remove the cover of your load center Keep in mind that the wires on the utility side of...

Страница 7: ...ter Do not connect transfer switch circuits to any branch circuits greater than 20 Amps except circuits A B which may be connected to 30 Amp circuits Any of the breakers can be changed NOTE The transf...

Страница 8: ...n the chart on the transfer switch to identify your emergency circuits and the toggle switches they correspond to 3 Do not turn the main and individual circuit breakers in your load center back on unt...

Страница 9: ...let plug insert the white wire into the hole marked W and tighten the screw on the side of the plug Do the same with the red wire into the hole marked X and the black wire into the hole marked Y NOTE...

Страница 10: ...perating properly and that you are ready for the next power outage Operation of Transfer Switch WithyourRelianceControlstransferswitchinstalled itisnotnecessary toturnoffanyofyourloadcenterbreakerswhe...

Страница 11: ...10 TRANSFER SWITCH PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS NOTES...

Страница 12: ...A B C D E F Controls these essential appliances I will need during a power outage So I will need to turn these other devices off which are on the same circuits HOME CIRCUIT MAPPING CHART...

Страница 13: ...and Reliance shall not be liable for any incidental special or consequential damages The cost of labor to remove or install a replacement component or Switch is not included in this warranty The foreg...

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