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Transfer Switches 25.
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March 2014
Sheet 25 001
Contents
Transfer Switches Transfer Switches
Transfer Switch Equipment
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Transfer Switch—General Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.0-2
Transfer Switch—Application Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.0-4 24
ATC Selection Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.0-6
Contactor-Based Designs
Automatic Open Transition, 40–1600A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.1-1
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Automatic Closed Transition, 40–1200A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.1-5
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switches, 40–1600A, Dual Drawout . . . . . . . 25.1-8 26
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switches, 40–1200A, Fixed Bypass . . . . . . . . 25.1-14
Breaker-Based Designs 27
Molded-Case Switches—Manual Wallmount, 30–1000A . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.2-1
Molded-Case Switches—Non-Automatic Wallmount, 30–1000A . . . . . . 25.2-4 28
Molded-Case Switches—Automatic Wallmount, 30–1000A . . . . . . . . . . 25.2-7
Maintenance Bypass Switches, 100–1000A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.2-12
Magnum-Based Designs
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Floor-Standing Magnum Transfer Switches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.3-1
Magnum Drawout Transfer Switch, 200–5000A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.3-3 30
Magnum Fixed-Mount Transfer Switch, 200–5000A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.3-3
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switch, 200–5000A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.3-10 31
ATC Controllers
Product Selection Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.4-1
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ATC-100 Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.4-5
ATC-300+ Controller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.4-7
ATC-900 Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.4-10
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Standard and Optional Features
Standard and Optional Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.5-1 34
Feature Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.5-17
Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.5-24 35
Appendix A—kW Conversion Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.5-25
Specifications
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See Eaton’s Product Specification Guide, available on CD or on the Web.
CSI Format: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1995 2010
MTS Manual Transfer Switch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Section 16496A Section 23.36.13.01 37
ATS Contactor with ATC-300+ Controller . . . . . Section 16496B Section 26.36.23.01
ATS Contactor with ATC-900 Controller . . . . . . Section 16496C Section 26.36.23.03 38
ATS Molded-Case with ATC-300+ Controller. . Section 16496D Section 26.36.23.05
ATS Molded-Case with ATC-900 Controller . . . Section 16496E Section 26.36.23.07 39
ATS Magnum with ATC-900 Controller . . . . . . Section 16496F Section 26.36.23.09
ATS Maintenance Bypass Transfer Switch. . . . Section 16496G Section 26.36.13.15
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Automatic Transfer Switch Family
CA08104001E For more information, visit: www.eaton.com/consultants

25.0-2 Transfer Switches
Transfer Switch Equipment March 2014
Sheet 25 002
Automatic Transfer Switches—General Description
22 Automatic Transfer Switches The three basic components of a Utility—Generator

typical transfer switch are: Transfer switches are traditionally
1. Power switching device to shift the applied between a utility and a
generator set for emergency and
23 load circuits to and from the
standby power systems.
power source.
2. Transfer Logic Controller to
24 monitor the condition of the power Utility G
sources and provide the control
signals to the power switching
25 device and initiate the back Service Generator
generator startup. Disconnect Breaker
26 3. Control power source to

supply operational power to the ATS
Automatic Transfer Switch Family
controller and switching device.
27 General Description All Eaton transfer switches are
designed to meet the requirements set
Eaton’s automatic transfer switches are
28 reliable, rugged, versatile and compact
forth by UL® 1008 and are 100% rated
Load
switches. Eaton builds contactor-based
assemblies for transferring essential design switches, molded-case switch
loads and electrical distribution
29 systems from one power source
(or breaker-based) design switches, Figure 25.0-1. Standard Application
Utility—Generator
and Magnum® power-case switch
to another. design switches.
Generator—Generator
30 Transfer switches are normally
UL 1008 Endurance Testing Transfer switches are sometimes
supplied in stand-alone enclosures.
The importance of specifying a applied between two generator sets
Eaton has the capability to integrate
for prime power use, often in remote
31 transfer switches into other Eaton UL 1008 transfer switch can be seen
installations. In such applications,
distribution assemblies. See the in Table 25.0-2. When specifying any
UL 1008 transfer switch, you can be source power is periodically alternated
following table for a list of
between the generator sets to equally
32 integrated solutions. assured that the switch has met
share run-time.
and passed the following
Table 25.0-1. Product Description endurance testing.
33 Product Tab UL 1008 Life Expectancy
Type Reference G G
Transfer switch applications typically
34 Magnum DS switchgear
Pow-R-Line® switchboards
20 require a plant exerciser once a
Generator Generator
21 week or once a month. Table 25.0-3
Motor control centers 29 Breaker Breaker
demonstrates the life expectancy
Panelboards 22
35 operating the UL 1008 switch once a
week for the life of the switch.
Note: For information on “Transfer ATS
Switch Panels,” refer to CA08100002E,
36 Residential and Light Commercial Catalog, Table 25.0-2. UL 1008 Endurance Testing
Volume 1, Tab 3. ATS Rate of With Without Total
Rating Operation Current Current
37 Design Description (Amperes) per Minute
Load
A transfer switch is a critical component 0–300 1 6000 — 6000
of any emergency or standby power 301–400 1 4000 — 4000
38 system. When the normal (preferred)
401–800 1 2000 1000 3000 Figure 25.0-2. Standard Application
801–1600 0.5 1500 1500 3000
Generator—Generator
source of power is lost, a transfer
1601–4000 0.25 1000 2000 3000
switch quickly and safely shifts the load
39 circuit from the normal source of power
Table 25.0-3. UL 1008 Life Expectancy
to the emergency (alternate) source of
power. This permits critical loads to ATS Minimum Life Life
40 continue running with minimal or no Rating Operations Expectancy Expectancy
(Amperes) per Year in Years in Years
outage. After the normal source of With Without
power has been restored, the retransfer
41 process returns the load circuit to the
Current
Applied
Current
Applied
normal power source.
0–300 52 115 115
42 301–400 52 76 76
401–800 52 38 57
801–1600 52 28 57
43 1601–4000 52 19 57
For more information, visit: www.eaton.com/consultants CA08104001E

Transfer Switches 25.0-3
March 2014 Transfer Switch Equipment
Sheet 25 003
Automatic Transfer Switches
Transfer Switch Types Mounting Type Delayed transition—This is a “break-

Although an automatic transfer is the Fixed-mount switch—Most transfer before-make” or open transition that 22
switches use a fixed-mounted power also has a “center off” or neutral
most common type of transfer, transfer position with a programmable time
switches have the following types. device. For contactor-based designs
and breaker-based designs, the delay setting for the neutral position. 23
Switch Types transfer switch contactor or molded- The three position transfer switch is
case switch is a fixed-mounted design. either closed on Source 1, closed on
Manual transfer—This type of transfer 24
Individual switching devices may not Source 2, or in a center off, neutral
is a non-automatic transfer switch
be removed from the circuit without position (not closed on either source).
manually initiated and manually
operated. There is no motor operator breaking hard connections to bus bars.
or solenoid to initiate the transfer. The
Delayed transition with load voltage 25
Drawout mount switch—Both decay—This is a delayed transition with
operator needs to open the enclosure contactor-based and Magnum-based the optional feature to delay in the
door and operate the manual handle. transfer switches have optional drawout neutral position to point where the load 26
Manual transfer is available only on a capability. Magnum ATSs have optional voltage decays to a programmable
breaker-based design. Service entrance drawout of both Source 1 and Source 2 voltage level. When the load voltage
ratings are not available on manual Magnum power case switch or breaker. level reaches the programmable set 27
transfer breaker-based designs. Bypass isolation switches have drawout point, the transfer from the neutral
ATS switches. In addition the bypass position initiates.
Non-automatic transfer—This type
of transfer is manually initiated, but isolation contactor design has an Closed transition—This is a “make-
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electrically operated via the solenoid in optional dual drawout design. Magnum before-break” transfer. Both sources
a contactor-based design and the motor bypass isolation transfer switches are are connected to the load for less than
operator in a breaker-based design. supplied as standard with drawout of 100ms before the break occurs. The
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all the power-case switches. two power sources have to be in
Automatic transfer—This type of
synchronism and be good sources
transfer takes place automatically Transition Type
for the transfer to take place. These
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per the programmable settings in Open transition—This is a “break-
programmable settings for relative
the ATS controller. The ATS controller before-make” transfer. There is a
phase angle difference, frequency 31
senses source availability and when definite break in power as the load
and voltage difference are made in
the programmed conditions are met, s taken off one source and connected
the ATS controller.
initiates a command to start the to the other source.
transfer including the generator start 32
command (when transferring from Open in-phase transition—This is a
a utility to a generator source). An “break-before-make” transfer. There
automatic transfer switch can be is a definite break in power as the load 33
configured to perform a utility-to- is taken off one source and connected
utility transfer or a generator-to- to the other source. The ATS controller
generator transfer (provided the allows the transfer only when the 34
ATS controller has this capability). phase difference between the two
sources is near zero. The two position
Bypass isolation transfer switch— transfer switch is closed on Source 1 or 35
This type of transfer switch includes closed on Source 2.
an automatic transfer switch and
Open in-phase with default to time
also includes the bypass switch that
delay neutral—break-before-make
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allows the capability to transfer the
load to the bypass switch without operation using an in-phase monitor
for source synchronization. If the
interrupting the power.
in-phase does not initiate a transfer
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Maintenance bypass transfer switch— within a programmable time delay,
A maintenance bypass transfer switch then the transfer will default to a time
is a manually (manually initiated and delay neutral type of transfer.
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electrically operated) initiated transfer
switch used for specific applications Table 25.0-4. Transition Types
for a UPS.
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Transition Contactor-Based Breaker-Based Magnum-Based
Two Position Three Position
Open Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Open in-phase Yes No No Yes
Open in-phase default TDN No Yes No Yes 41
Delayed time delay neutral No Yes Yes Yes
Delayed load voltage decay No Yes Yes Yes
Closed Yes Yes No Yes 42
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Sheet 25 004
Installation Types Built-in Protection Separately Derived and Non-Separately

22 Emergency—A system legally required All Eaton molded-case switches are Derived Systems (Switching the Neutral)
and classified as emergency by “self protected,” such that under Separately derived systems are
extreme fault conditions, the switch discussed in Article 250.20(D) of the
23 municipal, state, federal or other
governmental agencies. Automatically will open before destroying itself. NEC. The code says that a separately
transfers from the normal source to the This feature allows Eaton to offer derived system is where the alternate
“Maintenance-Free Contacts” on source is provided with a grounded
24 emergency source and cannot exceed
the molded-case transfer switch. conductor (neutral) that is not solidly
10 seconds and occurs automatically.
Meets the requirements of NEC® The molded-case switches have interconnected with the service
(NFPA® 70 Article 700). instantaneous magnetic trip units supplied grounded conductor
25 installed in each switch. These trips (neutral). The NEC does not mandate
Legally required—Legally required are not accessible once installed by the need for creating a separately
systems are those that are so classified the factory to eliminate field tapering. derived system, but does provide
26 by municipal, state, federal or other The trips are set to a minimum of guidance on how it is done. Basically
governmental agencies. Automatically 12 to 15 times the rated current of the the ATS will switch the neutral (four-
supply power to selected loads, other molded-case device, well above any pole ATS) to keep the two systems
27 than those already classified as coordination set points. This means totally isolated. This may be done to
emergency. The transfer from normal they will not interfere with the normal allow Ground Fault Sensing to work
power to the emergency power operation of the distribution system. properly, but a separately derived
28 cannot exceed 60 seconds and system may be created for other
occurs automatically. reasons left up to the engineer. If
the desire is to bond the generator
29 Optional—Generally, supplied to
neutral to ground at the generator,
selected loads either automatically
then a separately derived system is
or manually. There is no time limit
30 being created, and the neutral in the
associated with the transfer.
four-pole ATS must be switched.
Article 702.2 is the only article that
allows manual transfer switches.
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Application Considerations Transfer Switch Installation Rated
Typical Transfer Switch Installation for Service Entrance
32 Service Entrance Rated Transfer Switches
Utility Service Utility Service
Eaton provides UL 1008 service
entrance rated transfer switches using
33 the breaker-based designs or the
Magnum power-case switch designs. Service Service
Disconnect Disconnect
34 Modifying the molded-case switch in G
the transfer switch by adding trip units G Generator
Generator ATS ATS
and optional ground fault, along with Breaker
Breaker
35 adding the service entrance option
eliminates the need for separate
upstream disconnect devices and their Load Load
36 respective power interconnections.
This means the automatic transfer Figure 25.0-3. Service Entrance Rated Transfer Switches
switch (ATS) is installed directly at
37 the point of service entrance, saving
valuable space and cost.
Example: 400A ATS with 500A T/M Breaker
38 400 FLA x 1.25 = 500A Breaker
Compare 400A ATS and 500A LD Breaker

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400A ATS
500A
HLD Breaker
40 5
Misconception: Breaker
Type Switches Susceptible
41 Time Breaker Trips ATS Trips to Nuisance Tripping
(Minutes) ATS Ok
Reality: Upstream Breaker
Will Trip Before ATS MCS
42 Trips When Overcurrent
Breaker Ok is <7200A
43 1 2 3 4 5
Current x 1000
6 7 8 9 10
Figure 25.0-4. Built-in Protection

1 Magnetic trip 12 x frame rating.

Sheet 25 005
Both the Eaton breaker-based and Surge Protection Contactor-based designs tend to have
contactor-based type ATS in all ratings Eaton can supply, and in fact, highly a smaller footprint due to less moving 22
are available with an optional switched recommends the use of an SPD parts and a smaller power contactor.
neutral. This can be done for either (surge protective device) on Service Contactor-based ATSs can be applied
single-phase (three-pole) or three- Equipment Rated transfer Switches. for those applications not requiring a 23
phase (four-pole) applications. The The SPDs should only be applied on higher withstand rating. Applications
switched neutral pole is fully rated, the utility side of the ATS and should requiring open in-phase transfer are
meaning it has Withstand, Interrupt be ordered for the correct system more suited to two-position contactor- 24
and Closing ratings identical to the voltage on which they are to be used. based designs. A two-position contactor-
power contacts. The neutral pole is SPDs are rated in kA, which is simply a based design will operate with a shorter
operated on a common shaft with longevity measure. The kA rating on dead bus time than a comparable 25
the power contacts, thereby ensuring an SPD has nothing to do with avail- breaker-based design. This shorter dead
simultaneous opening and closing able fault current. Eaton recommends bus time enables the ATS controller to
of the neutral. Eaton provides a fully that for services 800A and above, perform the open in-phase transfer. In 26
rated switched neutral or fourth pole. a minimum 250 kA rated SPD be applications where delayed transition
supplied. For applications below 800A, is required, a three-position contactor-
a 160 kA device is suggested. Of based design may be used. 27
Separately
Service Derived course there are other factors that may Selective Coordination
Equipment affect the decision as to the rating, and
System
Bonding as always, the final decision is up to Selective coordination of emergency 28
Jumper the engineer. And remember that an and legally required systems may
Equipment
G
Grounding N SPD is a transient/surge protective involve intentional delay of breakers
Conductor
Grounding
Electrode device; it is NOT an overvoltage upstream of the ATS. In these 29
N applications, the ATS withstand may
Conductor protective device. An overvoltage
condition (such as the backup require short-time ratings. Eaton’s
N Three-Pole
Grounding
Electrode generator overvoltage) will damage Magnum ATS is rated for 85 kAIC 30
Transfer Nearby up to 30 cycles.
Switch the SPD.
N Load Breaker-Based Versus Fully Rated Fourth Pole (Switched Neutral) 31
Contactor-Based Considerations Eaton provides a fully rated switched
Eaton builds both molded-case switch neutral or fourth pole, meaning that
Figure 25.0-5. Separately Derived System
(breaker-based) designs up to 1000A the fourth pole has withstand, inter- 32
and contactor-based designs up to rupt and closing ratings identical to the
1200A. Both designs are 100% rated power contacts. The neutral pole is
Service
Equipment
Not a Separately
designs, have the UL 1008 approval operated on a common shaft with the 33
Derived System
and carry the UL 1008 label. Application power contacts, thereby ensuring
considerations may favor one design simultaneous opening and closing
G Equipment N
over the other. of the switched neutral. 34
Grounding
N Conductor
Low amperage applications requiring Eaton’s fully rated fourth pole
a high withstand rating are more read- eliminates typical problems with 35
N ily met with the breaker-based design. a three-pole overlapping neutral:
Two-Pole Transfer
Switch The breaker-based design meets 65 kA ■ Eliminates nuisance ground trips
withstand ratings for many of the at the main due to circulating 36
N Load sizes. Applications requiring a service zero sequence harmonic current
entrance rating are more readily met between sources
with a breaker-based design. An 37
■ Reduction in ground current due
Figure 25.0-6. Non-Separately Derived System overcurrent trip is added to the to isolated single ground point
molded-case switch without increasing
Short-Time Ratings
the footprint and the entire SE rated
lowers arc-flash levels and reduces 38
The Eaton Magnum ATS is UL listed generator damage
switch is UL 1008 approved. The Eaton
with a UL 1008 short-time rating. This is ■ Eliminates potential for faults
breaker-based designs are inherently
a true withstand rating, with a viability delayed transition type and this to propagate across overlapping 39
temperature rise test performed at transition type is more suited to neutral; fully rated fourth pole will
the end of the short-circuit fault per highly inductive loads, dual utility handle as a normal operation
UL 1008. The short-time rating has applications, and where older AFDs ■ Does not generate voltages that 40
three components: voltage, current may be used downstream. exceed normal phase voltage
and time. These are published in the Note: For more detail, reference Eaton
literature on the ATS, and the individual White Paper IA08700002E. 41
rating components cannot be exceeded.
(In other words, it is not acceptable
to allow double the current rating for 42
half the time.) The components are
absolute, and the ATS must be applied
downstream from a breaker that will not 43
allow those ratings to be exceeded.
Eaton has had short-time ratings on
ATS products since 2002.

Sheet 25 006
Selection Guide
Transfer Switch Selection Guide

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Table 25.0-5. Transfer Switch Product Family—Contactor-Based Design
23 Description Switch Type Transition Type Controller Mounting Voltage Current No. of NEMA®
Type Type Amperes Poles Enclosure
Open Delayed Closed
24 Contactor-based transfer
switch design
Automatic
non-automatic
■ ■ ATC-100 1 Fixed
ATC-300+
600
600/347
40
80
2, 3, 4 Open
NEMA 1
ATC-900 480 100 NEMA 3R
480/277 150 NEMA 4X
25 480/240 200 NEMA 12
415/240 225
380/220 260
26 240
240/120
400
600
220 800
220/127 1000
27 208/120 1200
See Page 25.1-1 120 1600
Contactor-based transfer Automatic ■ ATC-900 Fixed 600 40 2, 3, 4 Open
28 switch design 600/347 80 NEMA 1
480 100 NEMA 3R
480/277 150
29 480/240
415/240
200
225
380/220 260
240 400
30 240/120 600
220 800
220/127 1000
208/120 1200
31 120
See Page 25.1-5
Contactor-based bypass Automatic ■ ■ ■ ATC-300+ Dual 600 100 2, 3, 4 Open
32 isolation transfer bypass isolation ATC-900 Drawout 600/347 150 NEMA 1
switch design 480 200 NEMA 3R
480/277 225 NEMA 4X
33 480/240
415/240
260
400
NEMA 12
380/220 600
240 800
34 240/120 1000
220 1200
220/127 1600
35 208/120
120
See Page 25.1-8
36 Contactor-based bypass Automatic ■ ■ ■ ATC-300+ Fixed 600 100 2, 3, 4 Open
isolation transfer bypass isolation ATC-900 Bypass 600/347 150 NEMA 1
switch design 480 200 NEMA 3R
480/277 225 NEMA 4X
37 480/240 260 NEMA 12
415/240 400
380/220 600
38 240 800
240/120 1000
220 1200
220/127
39 208/120
120
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1 Up to 400A only.
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Sheet 25 007
Selection Guide
Table 25.0-6. Transfer Switch Product Family—Breaker-Based Design

Description Switch Type Transition Type Controller Mounting Voltage Current No. of NEMA 22
Open Delayed Closed
Molded-case Manual ■ ■ No Fixed 600 30 2, 3, 4 Open

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switch-based design controller 600/347 70 NEMA 1
480 100 NEMA 12
480/277 150 NEMA 3R 24
480/240 225 NEMA 4
415/240 300 NEMA 4X
380/220
240
400
600
25
240/120 800
220 1000
220/127 26
208/120
See Page 25.2-1 120
Molded-case
switch-based design
Non-automatic ■ ■ No
controller
Fixed 600
600/347
30
70
2, 3, 4 Open
NEMA 1
27
480 100 NEMA 12
480/277 150 NEMA 3R
480/240 225 NEMA 4 28
415/240 300 NEMA 4X
380/220 400
240
240/120
600
800
29
220 1000
220/127
208/120 30
See Page 25.2-4 120
Molded-case Automatic ■ ■ ATC-100 1 Fixed 600 30 2, 3, 4 Open
switch-based design ATC-300+ 600/347 70 NEMA 1 31
ATC-900 480 100 NEMA 12
480/277 150 NEMA 3R
480/240
415/240
225
300
NEMA 4
NEMA 4X
32
380/220 400
240 600
240/120 800 33
220 1000
220/127
See Page 25.2-7

208/120
120
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Maintenance bypass Manual ■ No Fixed 480 100 2, 3, 4 Open
controller 480/277
240
150
225 2
NEMA 1
NEMA 12
35
240/120 300 2 NEMA 3R
208/120 400 2 NEMA 4X
600 2 36
800 2
1000 2
37
See Page 25.2-12
1 Up to 400A only. 38
2 Contact factory for availability.
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Sheet 25 008
Product Selection
Table 25.0-7. Transfer Switch Product Family—Magnum-Based Design

22 Description Switch Type Transition Type Controller Mounting Voltage Current No. of NEMA
Open Delayed Closed
23 Power-case switch Non-automatic ■ No Fixed or 600 200 2, 3, 4 Open 2
Magnum-based design controller drawout 600/347 300 NEMA 1-
480 400 behind
24 480/277 600 NEMA 1-
480/240 800 thru
415/240 1000 NEMA 3R
25 380/220
240
1200
1600
240/120 2000
220 2500
26 220/127 3000
208/120 3200
See Page 25.3-1 120 4000 1
5000 1
27 Power-case switch Automatic ■ ■ ■ ATC-900 Fixed or 600 200 2, 3, 4 Open 2
Magnum-based design drawout 600/347 300 NEMA 1-
480 400 behind
28 480/277 600 NEMA 1-
480/240 800 thru
415/240 1000 NEMA 3R
29 380/220
240
1200
1600
240/120 2000
220 2500
30 220/127 3000
208/120 3200
See Page 25.3-1 120 4000
31 5000
Power-case switch Magnum- Automatic ■ ■ ■ ATC-900 Drawout 600 200 2, 3, 4 NEMA 1-
bypass isolation based design bypass isolation 600/347 300 behind
32 480
480/277
400
600
NEMA 1-
thru
480/240 800 NEMA 3R
415/240 1000
33 380/220 1200
240 1600
240/120 2000
220 2500
34 220/127 3200
208/120 4000
120 5000
35 See Page 25.3-10
1 Drawout only.
2 Up to 3200A.
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March 2014 Contactor-Based Design
Sheet 25 009
Automatic Open Transition, 40–1600A—General Description
Automatic Open Transition, General Description Features

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40–1600A The automatic open transition
Standard Features—
contactor-based transfer switch
with ATC-300+ Controller
is the most basic design that will 23
provide a fully functioning automatic ■ Auxiliary relay contacts:
transfer switch. ❑ Source 1 present 2NO and 2NC
The power switching operation of ❑ Source 2 present 2NO and 2NC 24

Eaton’s contactor-based transfer ■ Switch position indication contacts:
switches may be separated into the ❑ Source 1 position 1NO and 1NC
following key categories of: 25
❑ Source 2 position 1NO and 1NC
■ Open in-phase transition—break- ■ Source 1 and Source 2 sensing:
before-make operation using an ❑ Undervoltage/underfrequency 26
in-phase monitor for source
synchronization ❑ Overvoltage/overfrequency
■ Open in-phase with default to time ❑ Three-phase rotation protection 27

delay neutral—break-before-make ❑ Three-phase voltage unbalance
operation using an in-phase monitor ■
for source synchronization. If the
Pre-transfer signal contacts 1NO/1NC 28
(with three-position mechanism)
in-phase does not initiate a transfer
■ Go to emergency (Source 2)
within a programmable time delay,
then the transfer will default to a ■ Seven field-programmable 29
time delay neutral type of transfer time delays
■ Open delayed transition—break- ■ LCD-based display for programming,
before-make operation using a system diagnostics and Help 30
programmable time delay (true message display
Contactor-Based ATS neutral position) ■ Mimic diagram with source
with ATC-300+ Controller
available and connected
31
The open in-phase transition uses a LED indication
two-position mechanism and the open
delayed transition uses a three-position ■ Time-stamped history log 32
mechanism. The mechanism used to ■ System TEST pushbutton
operate the Eaton electrical contactor ■ Programmable plant exerciser—
is a momentarily energized solenoid OFF, daily, 7-, 14-, 28-day interval 33
consisting of a stationary core and a selectable run time 0–600 minutes
moving core that is magnetically no load/load with fail-safe
driven by an electrical coil. 34
Optional Features
The mechanism can be electrically and ■ Available surge suppression device
mechanically operated. The design is for power/controller, engine start 35
such that the mechanism is inherently circuit, phone and cable connections
interlocked so that the device cannot
■ Space heater with thermostat
be closed on the Source 1 and
■ Eaton IQ and Power Xpert®
36
Source 2 at the same time under any
circumstances. When switching from series metering
Source 1 to Source 2, or Source 2 to ■ Stainless steel cover for controller 37
Source 1, the mechanism will only ■ Open in-phase transition, time delay
allow a break-before-make operation. neutral or in-phase with a default to
These contactor-based designs can be
time delay neutral transfer 38
applied with the ATC-100 controller up ■ ATC-100 and ATC-900
to 400A. The ATC-300+ controller can controllers available
be applied for applications 40–1600A. ■ Modbus® RTU via RS-485
39
Applications needing communication ■ Source 2 inhibit
capability require the ATC-300+ with
communication enabled or the
■ Manual retransfer to normal 40
■ Remote annunciator with control
ATC-900 controller.
■ Ethernet communication
(PXG 400 Gateway)
41
Application Description
An automatic open transition Commercial Design Highlights
transfer switch may be used for those ■ UL 1008 front access 42
applications where emergency backup
■ High withstand and closing ratings
power is required, but a momentary
loss of power is acceptable on the ■ Compact design 43
retransfer from emergency to normal.

Contactor-Based Design March 2014
Sheet 25 010
Automatic Transition, 40–1200A—Technical Data
Technical Data
22
Table 25.1-1. UL 1008 Withstand and Close-On Ratings (kA)
23 UL 1008
Ampere Rating
Mechanism 480V 600V
Any Breaker Specific Breaker Any Breaker Specific Breaker Specific Fuse
40, 80, 100 C2 10,000 30,000 10,000 22,000 100,000 1

24 150, 200 C2 10,000 30,000 22,000 35,000 100,000
225, 260, 400 C2 30,000 50,000 — — 200,000
40, 80, 100, 150, 200 C3, C5 30,000 50,000 22,000 35,000 200,000
25 225, 260, 400 C3, C5 30,000 50,000 50,000 65,000 200,000
600, 800, 1000, 1200 C3, C5 50,000 65,000 50,000 65,000 200,000
1600 C3, C5 50,000 65,000 — — 200,000 1
26 1 Specific fuse rating at 480V only.
Table 25.1-2. UL 1008 Ratings

27 Mounting Voltage Current No. of NEMA
Type Amperes Poles Enclosure
28 Fixed 600
600/347
40
80
2, 3, 4 Open
NEMA 1
480 100 NEMA 3R
480/277 150 NEMA 12
29 480/240 200 NEMA 4X
415/240 225
380/220 260
30 240
240/120
400
600
220 800
220/127 1000
31 208/120 1200
120 1600
32
200A ATS with ATC-300+ Controller
33
Manual Operating Normal Logic
Mechanism Power Source Panel
34
35
Transfer
Mechanism
36
Neutral Emergency
37 Connections Power
Source
Load Lugs
38 Voltage
Selection
1200A ATS with 1600A ATS with
and
ATC-300+ Controller ATC-300+ Controller
39 Transformer
Panel
Power
Panel
40
41
Typical Contactor-Based ATS 100–400A
42
43

March 2014 Contactor-Based Designs
Sheet 25 011
Automatic Transition, 40–1200A—Dimensions
Dimensions—Approximate Dimensions in Inches (mm)

22
Table 25.1-3. Contactor-Based Transfer Switch 40–1200A Open Transition
(See Figure 25.1-7 and Figure 25.1-8)
Ampere Enclosure A (Height) B (Width) C (Depth) Load Side, Normal Neutral Weight in
23
Rating and Standby Source Connection Lbs (kg)
40–100
at 480V 1
N1, N12, N3R 38.68 (982.5) 18.31 (465.1) 13.34 (338.8) (1) #14–2/0 (3) #14–1/0 156 (71) 24
N4X 37.50 (952.5) 17.50 (444.5) 14.34 (364.2) (1) #14–2/0 (3) #14–1/0 156 (71)
40–100 N1, N12, N3R 38.68 (982.5) 18.31 (465.1) 13.34 (338.8) (1) #14–2/0 (3) #14–1/0 164 (74)
at 600V 1 N4X 37.50 (952.5) 17.50 (444.5) 14.34 (364.2) (1) #14–2/0 (3) #14–1/0 164 (74) 25
150–200 N1, N12, N3R 38.68 (982.5) 18.31 (465.1) 13.34 (338.8) (1) #6–250 kcmil (3) 1/0–250 kcmil 164 (74)
at 480V 1 N4X 37.50 (952.5) 17.50 (444.5) 14.34 (364.2) (1) #6–250 kcmil (3) 1/0–250 kcmil 164 (74)
150–200 N1, N12, N3R 52.00 (1321.0) 19.81 (503.2) 16.75 (425.5) (1) #6–250 kcmil (3) 1/0–250 kcmil 260 (118) 26
at 600V 1 N4X 52.00 (1321.0) 21.00 (533.4) 16.75 (425.5) (1) #6–250 kcmil (3) 1/0–250 kcmil 260 (118)
225–400 N1, N12, N3R 52.00 (1321.0) 19.81 (503.2) 16.75 (425.5) (2) 3/0–250 kcmil (6) 250–500 kcmil 260 (118)
at 480V 1 (1) 3/0–600 kcmil 27
N4X 52.00 (1321.0) 21.00 (533.4) 16.75 (425.5) (2) 3/0–250 kcmil (6) 250–500 kcmil 260 (118)
(1) 3/0–600 kcmil
225–1200 N1, N3R 79.41 (2017.0) 29.19 (741.4) 22.46 (570.5) (4) 1/0–750 kcmil (12) 1/0–750 kcmil 600 (272) three-pole 28
at 600V 2 650 (295) four-pole
N12, N4X 84.75 (2152.7) 29.00 (737.0) three-pole 24.26 (616.2) (4) 1/0–750 kcmil (12) 1/0–750 kcmil 700 (318)
29.00 (737.0) four-pole 750 (340) 29
600–1200 N1, N3R 79.41 (2017.0) 25.25 (641.4) three-pole 22.46 (570.5) (4) 1/0–750 kcmil (12) 1/0–750 kcmil 600 (272) three-pole
at 480V 2 29.19 (741.4) four-pole 650 (295) four-pole
N12, N4X 84.75 (2152.7) 29.00 (737.0) three-pole 24.26 (616.2)
29.00 (737.0) four-pole
(4) 1/0–750 kcmil (12) 1/0–750 kcmil 700 (318)
750 (340)
30
1 Wallmount.
2 Floor standing—height dimension includes the bottom bracket. 31
B
B
G
C 32
G
13.29 Top of
(337.6)
C Lugs on 33
Power Panel
7.75
(196.8) Neutral 34
6.11 68.59 13.13
(155.2) H
(1742.2)
A
(333.5)
A 35
Normal
36
55.12
(1400.0)
A
37
Front View Side View
Emergency
Figure 25.1-8. Automatic, Non-Automatic 38
43.23
(1098.1) Up to 400A Wallmount Outline NEMA1
28.09
and NEMA 3R
(713.5) 39
25.69
(652.5)
C 40
Load
3.94 3.68 9.60
10.37 (100.0) (93.5) (43.9) 41
(263.4)
3.94 13.13
(100.0) (333.5)
Front View Side View 42
Figure 25.1-7. Automatic, Non-Automatic 600–1200A Outline NEMA 1 and NEMA 3R
43

Contactor-Based Designs March 2014
Sheet 25 012
Table 25.1-4. 1600A Transfer Switch

22 Ampere Enclosure A B C G H Load Side, Normal Neutral Weight
Rating (Height) (Width) (Depth) (Horizontal) (Vertical) and Standby Source Connection Lbs (kg)
23 1600A at
480V 1
N1 90.00
(2286.0)
40.00
(1016.0)
28.73
(729.7)
— — (4) 1/0–750 kcmil (12) 1/0–750 kcmil 730 (331) three-pole
830 (377) four-pole
N3R 90.72 40.35 43.34 — — (4) 1/0–750 kcmil (12) 1/0–750 kcmil 780 (354) three-pole
24 1
(2304.3) (1024.9) (1100.8) 830 (377) four-pole
Freestanding.
25 29.22 47.59
(742.2) 40.35 (1208.8)
(1024.9) 3.14
Normal (79.8)
26 Power Cable
Connections Normal
Power Cable
Connections
27
62.51
(1587.8) 62.51
(1587.8)
28
90.00 90.69
Emergency (2303.5)
(2286.0) Emergency
29 Power Cable
Connections Power Cable
Connections
26.49 (672.8) 26.49 (672.8)

30 24.13 (612.9) 24.13 (612.9)
Load Cable
Connections Load Cable
31 Connections
0.00
0.00 40.00
32 40.00
(1016.0) 7.22 (183.4) (1016.0)
7.22
(183.4)
10.72 10.72
Front View (272.3) Front View (272.3)
28.73 43.34
33 (729.7) (1100.8)
Side View Side View
34
Figure 25.1-9. Automatic, Non-Automatic Open Transition Figure 25.1-10. Automatic, Non-Automatic Open Transition
NEMA 1 Enclosure NEMA 3R Enclosure
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Sheet 25 013
Automatic Transition, 40–1200A—General Description
Automatic Closed Transition, Application Description Features

22
40–1200A A transfer switch designed for closed
Standard Features—
transition has make-before-break
with ATC-900 Controller
contacts that require the normal and 23
alternate sources to be synchronized. ■ Auxiliary relay contacts:
The source contacts on Eaton’s ❑ Source 1 present 1NO and 1NC
CTC9 will parallel for 100 ms or less. ❑ Source 2 present 1NO and 1NC 24
The ATC-900 provides all-phase
■ Switch position indication contacts:
undervoltage, underfrequency,
and overvoltage and overfrequency 25
protection as a standard. Consult ❑ Source 2 position 1NO and 1NC
with the local utility company for ■ Source 1 and Source 2 sensing:
permission and to verify the protection
❑ Undervoltage/underfrequency 26
requirements as each utility may
have different rules regarding closed ❑ Overvoltage/overfrequency
transition applications. Protective ■ Go to emergency (Source 2) 27
relays may be available as an option
■ Seven field-programmable
upon request.
time delays
Closed Transition Controls ■ LCD-based display for programming,
28
Contactor-Based ATS
with ATC-900 Controller The CTC9 accomplishes the closed system diagnostics and Help
message display
transition transfer by monitoring 29
General Description the voltage and frequency set point ■ Mimic diagram with source available
Eaton’s closed transition contactor- conditions of both power sources. and connected LED indication
based automatic transfer switch is Once the set point conditions are met, ■ Time-stamped history log 30
designed to avoid intentional interrup- the ATC controller will start the closed ■ System TEST pushbutton
tion of power when both sources of transition synchronization timer
■ Programmable plant exerciser—OFF,
power are available by momentarily (TSCT). The TSCT is adjustable from
daily, 7-day interval selectable run 31
paralleling both sources. 1–60 minutes in duration. This duration
is the time during which the ATC-900 time 0–600 minutes no load/load
with fail-safe
The switches are equipped with the controller will monitor the phase
■ Multi-tap transformer
32
Eaton ATC-900 controller that provides angles to anticipate when they will be
operational simplicity and field within 8 electrical degrees. The closed
Optional Features
configuration capability, coupled transition scheme is anticipatory,
■ Available surge suppression device
33
with enhanced diagnostic and allowing the close contacts signal to
troubleshooting capability. be initiated before the sources are for power/controller, engine start cir-
exactly in phase. If the TSCT times cuit, phone and cable connections 34
The make-before-break contact out and the transfer switch has not ■ Space heater with thermostat
sequence coupled with Eaton’s ATC-900 reached synchronization, the transfer ■ Ammeter—load side
provides a transfer switch that is useful
in critical standby power applications
switch will remain connected to the ■ Power quality metering 35
current power source and a failure
available from 40 to 1200A. ■ Steel cover for controller
to transfer alarm will be displayed.
■ Three-phase rotation protection 36
The transfer switch can also be ■ Three-phase voltage unbalance
equipped with an optional open
■ Pre-transfer signal contacts 1NO/1NC
transition transfer method for
situations where synchronization (with three-position mechanism) 37
is not possible, but a transfer is Commercial Design Highlights
required. One of the following 38
■ UL 1008 front access
transition features can be selected:
■ High withstand and closing ratings
■ Closed transition only ■ Compact design
■ Closed transition with default to 39
load voltage decay
■ Closed transition with default to 40
time delay neutral
41
42
43

Sheet 25 014
Automatic Transition, 40–1200A—Technical Data
Technical Data
22
23 UL 1008
Ampere
480V 480V 600V 600V Rating When Used with Upstream Fuse
Any Specific Any Specific Rating Test Fuse Maximum Fuse
Rating Breaker Breaker Breaker Breaker (kA) Voltage Type Amperes
24 40 10 30 10 22 100 480 RK5 200
80 10 30 10 22 100 480 RK5 200
100 10 30 10 22 100 480 RK5 200
25 150 10 30 22 35 100 600 RK5 400
200 10 30 22 35 100 600 RK5 400
225 30 50 50 65 200 600 RK5 600
26 260 30 50 50 65 200 600 RK5 600
400 30 50 50 65 200 600 RK5 600
600 50 65 50 65 200 600 L 1600
27 800 50 65 50 65 200 600 L 1600
1000 50 65 50 65 200 600 L 1600
1200 50 65 50 65 200 600 L 1600
28
Normal Table 25.1-6. UL 1008 Ratings
Power Source Controller
Mounting Voltage Current No. of NEMA
29 Type Amperes Poles Enclosure
Fixed 600 40 2, 3, 4 Open

30 600/347
480
80
100
NEMA 1
NEMA 3R
Source 1
Moving 480/277 150 NEMA 12
Contact 480/240 200
31 415/240 225
380/220 260
Multi-Tap 240 400
32 Transformer 240/120
220
600
800
Source 2
220/127 1000
Moving
208/120 1200
33 Contact
120
34
35 Load Lugs Emergency

Power Source
36 Typical Contactor-Based ATC-900 Controller
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Sheet 25 015
Dimensions—Approximate Dimensions in Inches (mm)

22
Table 25.1-7. Contactor-Based Transfer Switch 40–1200A Closed Transition (See Figure 25.1-11 and Figure 25.1-12)
Ampere
Rating
Enclosure Bolt Pattern Standard Terminals 23
A (Height) B (Width) C (Depth) G (Horizontal) H (Vertical) Load Side, Normal Neutral Weight in
and Standby Source Connection Lbs (kg)
40–100 at 480V 52.74 (1339.6) 25.00 (635.0) 17.18 (436.4) 10.25 (260.4) 37.38 (949.5) (1) #14–2/0 (3) #14–2/0 190 (86) 24
40–100 at 600V 52.74 (1339.6) 25.00 (635.0) 17.18 (436.4) 10.25 (260.4) 37.38 (949.5) (1) #6–250 kcmil (3) #14–1/0 210 (95)
150–200 at 480V 52.74 (1339.6) 25.00 (635.0) 17.18 (436.4) 10.25 (260.4) 37.38 (949.5) (1) #6–250 kcmil (3) 1/0–250 kcmil 210 (95)
150–200 at 600V 1 71.02 (1803.9) 31.11 (790.2) 14.72 (373.9) 13.00 (330.2) 47.84 (1215.1) (2) 3/0–250 kcmil (6) 250–500 kcmil 420 (191) 25
225–400 at 480V 71.02 (1803.9) 31.11 (790.2) 14.72 (373.9) 13.00 (330.2) 47.84 (1215.1) (2) 3/0–250 kcmil (6) 250–500 kcmil 420 (191)
225–1200 at 600V 1 90.00 (2286.0) 46.00 (1168.4) 32.00 (812.8) N/A N/A (4) 1/0–750 cu/al (12) 1/0–750 kcmil 800 (363)
600–1200 at 480V 1 90.00 (2286.0) 46.00 (1168.4) 32.00 (812.8) N/A N/A (4) 1/0–750 cu/al (12) 1/0–750 kcmil 800 (363) 26
1 For NEMA 3R, add 14.60-inch (370.8 mm) to depth.
27
4.50 Emergency Neutral Cable
(114.3) Normal Power Power Cable Connections
G
Cable Connections Connections 28
B
2.64 29
(67.1)
TYP
30
A
49.00
41.96 (1244.6)
(1065.8) A 31
Emerg.
Power 68.99
18.60
(1752.3) 63.74
32
(472.4) (1619.0)
Load 25.40
33
Power 15.66 (645.2)
B C (397.8)
19.19 23.00 Transformer
Front View Side View (487.4) (584.2) 34
(with right side removed)
C 3.94
Figure 25.1-11. Automatic Up to 400A Wallmount NEMA 1 Load Power

11.20
(284.5)
(100.1)
TYP
35
Cable Connections
2 For switched neutral applications, connect to terminals marked NN,
EN and LN. Neutral assembly will not be provided. Side View Front View
3 Transformer pack is not included with 240/120V, single-phase or (with left side removed) 36
208/120V, three-phase systems.
Figure 25.1-12. Automatic 600–1200A—Floor-Standing NEMA 1
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Sheet 25 016
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switches, 100–1600A, Dual Drawout—General Description
Bypass Isolation Transfer Features ■ Pre-transfer signal contacts 1NO

22 and 1NC (open transition only)
Switches, 100–1600A, Industrial Design Highlights ■ Go to Source 2 (EMERGENCY)
23 Dual Drawout ■ Front access is a standard feature on ■ Field-programmable time delays:
all ratings ❑ Time delay engine start:
■ Entry: 0–1200 seconds
24 ❑ Top, bottom or both ❑ Time delay normal to emergency:
❑ Isolated compartments 0–1800 seconds
■ Improved safety: ❑ Time delay emergency to normal:
25 ❑ Isolated compartments with 0–1800 seconds
barriers ❑ Time delay engine cooldown:
26 ❑ Single motion rack-out with 0–1800 seconds
doors closed ❑ Time delay emergency failure:
❑ Ability to test power switching 0–6 seconds
27 elements during drawout process ■ LCD-based display for programming,
❑ Dual ATS capability—bypass system diagnostics and Help
menu display
28 contactor can be controlled by the
■ Mimic diagram with source available
ATS controller in the bypass
mode of operation and connected LED indication
29 Bypass Isolation Transfer Switch ■ Installation flexibility: ■ Time-stamped history log
❑ Field entry/exit locations can ■ System TEST pushbutton
General Description be modified in the field ■ Programmable plant exerciser—
30 ❑ Interchangeable drawout OFF, daily, 7-, 14-, 28-day interval
A bypass isolation transfer switch may
be used to provide emergency power contactors selectable run time 0–600 minutes
no load/load with fail-safe
31 to life safety and other critical loads ■ Field-selectable multi-tap
where maintenance of the main transformer panel permits operation Optional Features
transfer switch, without interruption on a wide range of system voltages ■ Available UL 1448 Third Edition
32 of power to the load, is either desirable ■ Dual drawout surge protection device (SPD)
or required.
Standard Features ■ Eaton IQ and Power Xpert multi-
The bypass isolation transfer switch function power quality metering
33 may be provided with either open or ■ Drawout cassette design on both
■ Automatic transfer mode with
closed transition type. ATS and bypass
selectable non-automatic/automatic
■ No service interruption in bypass
34 ■ Open delayed transition—break- to the same source
retransfer mode
before-make operation using a ■ Modbus RTU via RS-485
■ Source available contacts:
programmable time delay (true ■ Remote annunciation with control
35 neutral position) ❑ Source 1 present 2NO and 2NC
■ Open in-phase transition, time delay
■ Closed transition—make-before- ❑ Source 2 present 2NO and 2NC neutral or in-phase with a default to
break operation that requires the ■ Switch position contacts: time delay neutral transfer
36 normal and alternate sources to ❑ Source 1 position 1NO and 1NC ■ ATC-900 controller
be synchronized
❑ Source 2 position 1NO and 1NC ❑ Includes Modbus RTU via RS-485
37 Application Description ■ Source 1 and Source 2 sensing: ❑ Includes four programmable
❑ Undervoltage/underfrequency inputs/outputs
Eaton’s automatic transfer switch
❑ Includes two plant exercisers
38 is designed to provide unmatched ❑ Overvoltage/overfrequency
performance, reliability and versatility ❑ Three-phase rotation protection ❑ Includes LCD color display with
for critical standby power applications. easy navigation tools to settings
❑ Three-phase voltage unbalance/loss
39 The switches can be equipped with and event logs
the ATC-300+ or ATC-900 controllers ❑ Expandable I/O (up to 20 I/O total)
to match your application needs.
❑ Optional integrated load metering
40
❑ Optional EtherNet TCP/IP
communications
41
42
43

Sheet 25 017
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switches, 100–1600A, Dual Drawout—Features
Bypass Isolation Switch Features Improved Safety Ease of Transfer

The unique Eaton design includes The Eaton design allows the operator 22
Front Access
separation between control and power to make a quick and simple transfer
Front access is a standard feature. components. The ATS and bypass from the ATS power contactor to the
Source 1 (NORMAL) Source and Load isolation contactors are mounted in bypass contactor by initiating the 23
connections are set up as standard top separate compartments with protective electrically operated transfer via a
entry and Source 2 (EMERGENCY) barriers between them. This design two-position switch. Door-mounted
Source connections as bottom entry. prevents the possibility of contact with indicating lights confirm that a 24
These connections are located in their the rear-mounted power connections successful transfer has taken place.
own separate compartments. These to the contactors. In addition, the top
connections can be relocated in the and bottom entry have separate Dual ATS Capability 25
field if necessary. compartment doors. The controller on conventional bypass
isolation switches only controls the ATS
Multi-Tap Transformer Ease of Maintenance contactor. The Eaton design allows the 26
The industry-exclusive multi-tap Transfer to the bypass power contactor switch controller to remain active in
system voltage selector allows the is easily initiated and controlled via both the ATS and bypass modes, thus
transfer switch to be applied on most door-mounted controls. Once the providing control to either contactor. 27
system voltages by proper insertion transfer to the bypass contactor is This ability of the controller to remain
of the selector plug. complete, the ATS contactor is easily active and control the bypass isolation
racked out with the compartment door contactor provides “N+1” redundancy 28
Drawout Contactors
closed. The ATS contactor may then be of a second fully functioning ATS, a
The ATS and the bypass drawout tested in the racked out position. feature unique to Eaton.
cassette power contactor designs are 29
identical and interchangeable. This
standard feature allows the user the
ability to withdraw, maintain or swap 30
contactor assemblies, providing
redundancy of ATS and bypass
functions from one contactor 31
assembly to the other.
32
33
Source 1 (NORMAL) Load Connections
Connections
34
35
Drawout 36
Bypass
Contactor
Front Access
37
for Top or
Bottom Entry;
Terminals can 38
be Relocated
in the Field
39
Separate Doors for

40
ATS and Bypass
Compartments
41
42
Drawout ATS Contactor Multi-Tap Transformer Source 2 (EMERGENCY)
Completely Removed with Quick Connect Plug Connections
Bypass Isolation Switch Components
43

Sheet 25 018
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switches, 100–1600A, Dual Drawout—Technical Data
Standards and Certifications

22 ■ UL 1008 listed
■ CSA® C22.2 No. 178 certified
23
Technical Data
24 Table 25.1-8. UL 1008 Withstand and Close-On Ratings (kA)
UL 1008 480V 480V 600V 600V Rating When Used with Upstream Fuse
Ampere Any Specific Any Specific Rating Test Fuse Maximum Fuse
25 Rating Breaker Breaker Breaker Breaker (kA) Voltage Type Amperes
100 30 50 10 35 100 480 RK5 200

26 150
200
30
30
50
50
22
22
35
35
100
100
600
600
RK5
RK5
400
400
225 30 50 42 65 200 600 RK5 600
27 260
400
30
30
50
50
42
42
65
65
200
200
600
600
RK5
RK5
600
600
600 50 65 42 65 200 600 L 1200
800 50 65 42 65 200 600 L 1200
28 1000 50 65 42 65 200 600 L 1600
1200 50 65 42 65 200 600 L 1600
1600 50 65 — — — — — —
29
30 Shown as Normal Operation Mounting Voltage Current No. of NEMA
Bypass Bypass
Source 1 Source 2 Drawout 600 100 2, 3, 4 Open
31 (NORMAL) (EMERGENCY) 600/347 150 NEMA 1
480 200 NEMA 3R
480/277 225 NEMA 4X 1
32 480/240
415/240
260
400
NEMA 12 1
Bypass
380/220 600
240 800
33 Source 1 (3) (4) Source 2 240/120 1000
(NORMAL) (EMERGENCY) 220 1200
Available Load Available 220/127 1600
34 208/120
120
1 Up to 1200A.
35
36 (1) ATS (2)
37
ATS ATS
Source 1 Source 2
38 (NORMAL) (EMERGENCY)
ATS
39 Locked In
ATS Isolated
40 (Flashing: ATS Removed)
Door Open
41
Figure 25.1-13. Bypass Isolation Diagram
42
43

Sheet 25 019
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switches, 100–400A, Dual Drawout—Dimensions
Dimensions in Inches (mm)

22
55.15
2.40
(1400.8) 23
28.74
(61.0) 25.20
(730.0)
(640.1)
24
5.23 (132.8) 8.37
(212.6)
25
18.28 12.00
(464.3) (304.8)
26
2.98
Cable Compartment 27
(75.7) 24.05
(610.9)
28
29
Emergency Power
Cable Connections
30
Load Cable
31
Connections
Normal Power 32
Cable Connections
33
A 34
35
36
Note: Source 1,
Source 2 and load
37
connections can be
relocated in the field.
38
B C
Figure 25.1-14. Bypass Isolation-Based Drawing NEMA 1 and NEMA 3R

39
Table 25.1-10. Isolation-Based Transfer Switch 100–400A NEMA 1 1
40
C-Frame Fixed Bypass Enclosure Standard Terminals Weight
Switch Rating A (Height) B (Width) C (Depth) Line Side (Normal Load Neutral Lbs (kg)
Amperes and Emergency) 41
100–200 at 480 Vac 78.07 (1983.0) 30.00 (762.0) 29.30 (744.2) 2 (1) #6–350 Cu/Al (1) #6–350 Cu/Al (3) #6–350 Cu/Al 625 (283.8) NEMA 1
225–400 at 480 Vac 78.07 (1983.0) 30.00 (762.0) 29.30 (744.2) 2 (1) 3/0–600 Cu/Al (1) 3/0–600 Cu/Al (3) 3/0–600 Cu/Al 625 (283.8) NEMA 1
100–200 at 600 Vac 78.07 (1983.0) 30.00 (762.0) 29.30 (744.2) 2 (1) #6–350 Cu/Al (1) #6–350 Cu/Al (3) #6–350 Cu/Al 625 (283.8) NEMA 1 42
225–400 at 600 Vac 90.00 (2286.0) 40.00 (1016.0) 28.97 (735.8) 3 (2) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (2) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (6) 3/0–750 Cu/Al 1750 (794.5) NEMA 3R
1 For seismic applications, it is necessary to use 5–13 UNC Grade or better hex head bolts and washers torqued to 50 lbs-ft.
2 For NEMA 3R dimensions, add 18.29 inches (464.6 mm) to depth. 43
3 For NEMA 3R dimensions, add 18.59 inches, (472.2 mm) to depth.

Sheet 25 020

22
23 Cable Entry
Top & Bottom
24
FRONT
CG
25
17.86
(453.6) 14.35
26 (364.5)
27 2.71
34.05
(864.9)
2.97
(75.4)
36.80
(934.7)
65.13
(68.8) (1654.3)
Top View Plan View
28 40.00
(1016.0)
Load 28.97
29 Connections (735.8)
30 18.50
(470.0)
31
Source 1
32 Normal
Connections
33
90.08
34 (2288.0)
CG
35
Source 2
36 Emergency
Connections
Neutral
Connections
37 18.50
(470.0)
2.00 Note: Source 1 Normal and Load
38 (50.8) connections are top and Source 2 is
bottom. These connections can be
Front View
relocated in the field.
Side View (with right side removed)
39
Figure 25.1-15. Bypass Isolation Contactor-Based Design NEMA 1 and NEMA 3R
40 Table 25.1-11. Contactor-Based Transfer Switch 600–1200A 480 Vac, 225–1200A 600 Vac 1
Switch Rating Enclosure Standard Terminals Weight
Amperes Lbs (kg)
41 A (Height) B (Width) C (Depth) 2 Line Side (Normal
and Emergency)
Load Neutral
600 at 480 Vac 90.00 (2286.0) 40.00 (1016.0) 28.97 (735.8) (2) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (2) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (6) 3/0–750 Cu/Al 1750 (794.5)
42 600 at 600 Vac 90.00 (2286.0) 40.00 (1016.0) 28.97 (735.8) (2) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (2) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (6) 3/0–750 Cu/Al 1750 (794.5)
800–1200 at 480 Vac 90.00 (2286.0) 40.00 (1016.0) 28.97 (735.8) (4) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (4) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (12) 3/0–750 Cu/Al 1850 (839.1)
800–1200 at 600 Vac 90.00 (2286.0) 46.00 (1168.4) 28.97 (735.8) (4) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (4) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (12) 3/0–750 Cu/Al 1850 (839.1)
43 1600 at 480V
1
90.00 (2286.0) 40.00 (1016.0) 40.00 (1016.0) (5) 1/0–750 Cu/Al (5) 1/0–750 Cu/Al (16) 1/0–750 Cu/Al 2200 (997.9)
For seismic applications, it is necessary to use 5–13 UNC Grade or better hex head bolts and washers torqued to 50 lbs-ft.
2 For NEMA 3R dimensions, add 18.29 inches (464.6 mm) to depth.

Sheet 25 021

22
Normal Power
Cable Connections 23
Load Cable
Connections
24
Neutral Assembly 25
26
90.06
(2287.5) 27
28
Emergency Power
Cable Connections 45.58
(1157.7) 29
30
40.00
(1016.0)
40.00
(1016.0)
31
Front View Side View (with right side removed)
32
Normal Power 58.59
Cable Connections (1488.2)
33
Load Cable
Connections
34
Neutral Assembly 35
36
90.69
(2303.5) 37
38
Emergency Power 47.19
Cable Connections (1198.6) 39
40
1.50
(38.1)
40.00
(1016.0) TYP
31.18
(792.0)
41
41.54
Front View (1055.1)
54.60 42
(1386.8)
Side View (with right side removed)
43
Figure 25.1-16. Bypass Isolation Contactor-Based Design 1600A NEMA 1 (Top) and NEMA 3R (Bottom)

Sheet 25 022
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switches, 100–1200A, Fixed Bypass—General Description
Bypass Isolation Transfer Features ■ Pre-transfer signal contacts 1NO and

22 1NC (open transition only)
Switches, 100–1200A, Industrial Design Highlights ■ Go to Source 2 (EMERGENCY)
23 Fixed Bypass ■ Front access is a standard feature on ■ Field-programmable time delays:
all ratings ❑ Time delay engine start:
■ Entry: 0–1200 seconds
24 ❑ Must be all top or all bottom ❑ Time delay normal to emergency:
❑ Isolated compartments 0–1800 seconds
■ Improved safety: ❑ Time delay emergency to normal:
25 ❑ Isolated compartments 0–1800 seconds
with barriers ❑ Time delay engine cooldown:
26 ❑ Single motion rack-out with 0–1800 seconds
doors closed ❑ Time delay emergency failure:
❑ Ability to test power switching 0–6 seconds
27 elements during drawout process ■ LCD-based display for programming,
❑ Optional dual ATS capability— system diagnostics and Help
menu display
28 bypass contactor can be
■ Mimic diagram with source available
controlled by the ATS controller
in the bypass mode of operation and connected LED indication
29 Bypass Isolation Transfer Switch ■ Installation flexibility: ■ Time-stamped history log
❑ Entry/exit locations are either ■ System TEST pushbutton
General Description all top or all bottom—factory ■ Programmable plant exerciser—
30 A bypass isolation transfer switch may configurable only OFF, daily, 7-, 14-, 28-day interval
be used to provide emergency power ❑ Interchangeable drawout selectable run time 0–600 minutes
to life safety and other critical loads ATS contactor no load/load with fail-safe
31 where maintenance of the main ■ Field-selectable multi-tap transformer Optional Features
transfer switch, without interruption panel permits operation on a wide
of power to the load, is either desirable ■ Available UL 1448 Third Edition
32 or required.
range of system voltages surge protection device (SPD)
■ Fixed-mount bypass contactor ■ Eaton IQ and Power Xpert multi-
The bypass isolation transfer switch function power quality metering
33 may be provided with either open or Standard Features
■ Automatic transfer mode with
closed transition type. ■ Drawout cassette design on ATS and
fixed-mount on bypass selectable non-automatic/automatic
34 ■ Open delayed transition—break- ■ No service interruption in bypass to
retransfer mode
before-make operation using a ■ Modbus RTU via RS-485
the same source
programmable time delay (true ■ Remote annunciation with control
■ Source available contacts:
35 neutral position)
■ Open in-phase transition, time delay
❑ Source 1 present 2NO and 2NC
■ Closed transition—make-before- neutral or in-phase with a default to
❑ Source 2 present 2NO and 2NC time delay neutral transfer
36 break operation that requires the
normal and alternate sources to ■ Switch position contacts: ■ ATC-900 controller
be synchronized ❑ Source 1 position 1NO and 1NC ❑ Includes Modbus RTU via RS-485
37 Application Description
❑ Source 2 position 1NO and 1NC ❑ Includes four programmable
■ Source 1 and Source 2 sensing: inputs/outputs
Eaton’s automatic transfer switch
❑ Undervoltage/underfrequency ❑ Includes two plant exercisers
38 is designed to provide unmatched
performance, reliability and versatility ❑ Overvoltage/overfrequency ❑ Includes LCD color display with
for critical standby power applications. ❑ Three-phase rotation protection easy navigation tools to settings
39 The switches can be equipped with the ❑ Three-phase voltage
and event logs
ATC-300+ or ATC-900 controllers to unbalance/loss ❑ Expandable I/O (up to 20 I/O total)
match your application needs. ❑ Optional integrated load metering
40
❑ Optional EtherNet TCP/IP
communications
41
42
43

Sheet 25 023
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switches, 100–1200A, Fixed Bypass—Features
Bypass Isolation Switch Features Improved Safety Ease of Transfer

The unique Eaton design includes The Eaton design allows the operator 22
Front Access
separation between control and power to make a quick and simple transfer
Front access is a standard feature. components. The ATS and bypass from the ATS power contactor to the
Source 1 (NORMAL), Source 2 isolation contactors are mounted bypass contactor by initiating the 23
(EMERGENCY) and Load connections in separate compartments with electrically operated transfer via a
are set up as either all top or all bottom protective barriers between them. two-position switch. Door-mounted
entry. These connections are located in This design prevents the possibility of indicating lights confirm that a 24
their own separate compartments. contact with the rear-mounted power successful transfer has taken place.
connections to the contactors. In
Multi-Tap Transformer
addition, the top and bottom entry Optional Dual ATS Capability 25
The industry-exclusive multi-tap have separate compartment doors. The controller on conventional bypass
system voltage selector allows the isolation switches only controls the
transfer switch to be applied on most Ease of Maintenance ATS contactor. The Eaton design 26
system voltages by proper insertion Transfer to the bypass power contactor allows the switch controller to remain
of the selector plug. is easily initiated and controlled via active in both the ATS and bypass
door-mounted controls. Once the modes, thus providing control to either 27
Drawout ATS and Fixed-Mounted Bypass
transfer to the bypass contactor is contactor. This ability of the controller
The ATS is designed as a drawout with complete, the ATS contactor is easily to remain active and control the
the contactor mounted in a cassette racked out with the compartment door bypass isolation contactor provides 28
with wheels. This allows the user the closed. The ATS contactor may then “N+1” redundancy of a second fully
ability to withdraw, maintain, inspect be tested in the isolated position. functioning ATS, a feature unique
and re-insert the ATS. to Eaton. 29
The bypass contactor is designed
as a fixed-mounted design in its own 30
separate compartment.
31
32
33
34
Fixed-Mounted
Bypass
Contactor
35
Front Access for
Either All Top or
All Bottom Entry
36
37
38
Drawout ATS 39
Contactor
Separate Doors
Completely for ATS and
Removed Bypass 40
Compartments
41
Bypass Isolation—Fixed Bypass Components
42
43

Sheet 25 024
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switches, 100–1200A, Fixed Bypass—Technical Data
Technical Data
22
23 UL 1008
Ampere
480V 480V 600V 600V Rating When Used with Upstream Fuse
Any Specific Any Specific Rating Test Fuse Maximum Fuse
Rating Breaker Breaker Breaker Breaker (kA) Voltage Type Amperes
24 100 30 50 22 35 100 480 RK5 200
150 30 50 22 35 100 600 RK5 400
200 30 50 22 35 100 600 RK5 400
25 225 30 50 42 65 200 600 RK5 600
260 30 50 42 65 200 600 RK5 600
400 30 50 42 65 200 600 RK5 600
26 600 50 65 42 65 200 600 L 1200
800 50 65 42 65 200 600 L 1200
1000 50 65 42 65 200 600 L 1600
27 1200 50 65 42 65 200 600 L 1600

28 Shown as Normal Operation Mounting Voltage Current No. of NEMA
Bypass Bypass
29 Source 1
(NORMAL)
Source 2
(EMERGENCY)
Fixed 600 100 2, 3, 4 NEMA 1
600/347 150 NEMA 3R
480 200
480/277 225
30 480/240 260
Bypass 415/240 400
380/220 600
31 Source 1 (3) (4) Source 2
240 800
240/120 1000
(NORMAL) (EMERGENCY) 220 1200
Available Load Available 220/127
32 208/120
120
33
34
(1) ATS (2)
35
ATS ATS
36 Source 1
(NORMAL)
Source 2
(EMERGENCY)
ATS
37 Locked In
38 ATS Isolated
(Flashing: ATS Removed)
39 Door Open
40 Figure 25.1-17. Bypass Isolation
41
42
43

Sheet 25 025
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switches, 100–400A, Fixed Bypass—Dimensions

22
55.15
2.40 (1400.8) 23
(61.0) 25.20 28.74
(640.1) (730.0)
5.23 (132.8) 6.15 24

(156.2)
13.22 25
18.28 (335.8)
(464.3)
26
2.98
Cable Compartment
27
(75.7) 24.05
(610.9)
28
Source 1 Normal 29
Connections
Electrical Panel Not

30
Shown for Clarity
31
32
33
A
34
35
Load
Connections
36
Source 2 Emergency 37
Connections
B C
38
Note: Source 1 Normal, Source 2 Emergency
and load connections are NOT factory or field
reconfigurable. Sufficient wireway and bending
space is available to come in from either direction.
39
Figure 25.1-18. Bypass Isolation-Based Design NEMA 1 and NEMA 3R 40

Table 25.1-14. Isolation-Based Transfer Switch 100–400A
C-Frame Enclosure Bolt Pattern Standard Terminals Weight in 41
Fixed Bypass Lbs (kg)
Switch A B C G H Line Side Load Neutral
Ampere Rating (Height) (Width) (Depth) 1 (Horizontal) (Vertical) (Normal) 42
100–200 78.07 30.00 29.30 N/A N/A (1) #6–350 Cu/Al (1) #6–350 Cu/Al (3) #6–350 Cu/Al 625 (284)
at 480/600V (1983.0) (762.0) (744.2)
225–400 78.07 30.00 29.30 N/A N/A (1) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (1) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (1) 3/0–750 Cu/Al 625 (284)
43
at 480V (1983.0) (762.0) (744.2)
1 For NEMA 3R, add 15.48 inches (393.2 mm) to depth.

Sheet 25 026
Bypass Isolation Transfer Switches, 400–1200A, Fixed Bypass—Dimensions

22
14.61
23 (371.1)
40.00
(1016.0)
3.24
24 2.40 2.40 (82.3)
(61.0) (61.0)
25 9.24
(234.7)
Cable Entry
Top 34.04
2.00 (864.6)
26 28.99
18.28 (50.8)
(464.3)
(736.3) 5.22
(132.6)
27
35.20 36.80
28 (894.1) (934.7) 65.47
(1662.9)
Top View Plan View
29
30
31
32
33
90.00 Source 2
34 (2286.0) Emergency
Connections
35
Note: S1 Normal,
36 S2 Emergency and load
connections must be either
ALL Top or ALL Bottom and
37 Source 1
are NOT field reconfigurable.
Normal
Connections
38 Load Connections
40.00 28.99
(1016.0) (736.3)
39 Front View Side View
40 Figure 25.1-19. Bypass Isolation Contactor-Based Design NEMA 1 and NEMA 3R
Table 25.1-15. Contactor-Based Transfer Switch 100–1200A

41 Switch Ampere
Rating
Enclosure Standard Terminals Weight in
Lbs (kg)
Height Width Depth Line Side (Normal) Load Neutral
42 100–200
100–200
90.00 (2286.0)
90.00 (2286.0)
40.00 (1016.0)
40.00 (1016.0)
28.99 (736.3)
44.47 (1129.5)
(1) #6–250 Cu/Al
(1) #6–250 Cu/Al
(1) #6–250 Cu/Al
(1) #6–250 Cu/Al
(3) #6–250 Cu/Al
(3) #6–250 Cu/Al
1750 (795) NEMA 1
1850 (840) NEMA 3R
400–1200 1 90.00 (2286.0) 40.00 (1016.0) 28.99 (736.3) (2) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (2) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (12) 3/0–750 Cu/Al 1800 (817) NEMA 1
400–1200 1 90.00 (2286.0) 40.00 (1016.0) 44.47 (1129.5) (2) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (2) 3/0–750 Cu/Al (12) 3/0–750 Cu/Al 1850 (840) NEMA 3R
43 1 NEMA 3R dimensions. If seismic mounting brackets are required, then the width will be 46.00 inches (1168.4 mm).

March 2014 Breaker-Based Designs
Sheet 25 027
Molded-Case Switches—Manual Wallmount—General Description
Molded-Case Switches— General Description Features and Benefits

22
Manual Wallmount Eaton’s wallmount manually operated
Features
transfer switches are designed for a
variety of standby power applications ■ Molded-case switch power
for critical loads. In the event of a contact assemblies 23
primary power source interruption, ■ Positive mechanical interlocking
the user can manually transfer the ■ Permanently affixed manual 24
load circuits to the standby power operating handle
source. Once primary power has
Benefits
been restored, the user can manually 25
transfer the load circuits back to ■ High withstand, totally enclosed
the primary power source. for maximum arc suppression and
isolation during power transfer 26
Application Description ■ Optional trip units offer system
Manual transfer switches cover overcurrent protection
applications ranging from 30 to 1000A ■ Prevents the paralleling of two 27
through 600 Vac for standard manual sources of power
configurations and open transition. ■ Permits safe and convenient
manual transfer of power 28
Manual transfer switches may be
applied for those application where
a manually initiated and manually Standards and Certifications 29
operated transfer is suitable. The front ■ Complies with UL 1008 and
Manual Switch with Door Closed— door of the switch must be opened UL 489 standards
Must Open Door to Engage the to operate the manual handle. The ■ Meets American Bureau of 30
Manual Handle design comes standard with a dead- Shipping (ABS) approval
front design, allowing safe manual
transfer under load. Applications Seismic Qualification 31
requiring the manual operation to
be initiated without opening the
door need to select a non-automatic 32
transfer switch. Should an application
require a service entrance rating, then
a non-automatic or automatic design 33
needs to be selected. Refer to Tab 1 for information on
seismic qualification for this and
other Eaton products. 34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Breaker-Based Designs March 2014
Sheet 25 028
Molded-Case Switches—Manual Wallmount—Technical Data
Technical Data Table 25.2-2. Transfer Switch Ratings—Systems Coordination

22 Information—Withstand, Closing and Interrupting Ratings 2
Table 25.2-1. Wallmount Transfer Switch Standard Terminal Data for Standard UL 1008 3-Cycle—Horizontal and Vertical Industrial
Power Cable Connections 1 ATS Any Breaker Rating Ratings When Used with
23 Switch Breaker Line Side (Normal Load Neutral Ampere Upstream Fuse (kA)
Ampere Frame and Standby Connection Connection Rating 240V 480V 600V Maximum Fuse 600V
Rating Source) Fuse Rating Type 3
24
30–100 HFD (1) #14–1/0 (1) #14–1/0 (3) #14–1/0 30 100 65 25 200 J,T 200
150–225 HFD (1) #6–300 (1) #6–300 (3) #4–300 70 100 65 25 200 J,T 200
25 225–300 HKD (1) #3–350 (1) #6–350 (3) #4–350 100 100 65 25 200 J,T 200
400 HLD (1) 4/0–600 (2) #1–500 (6) 250–350 150 100 65 25 400 J,T 200
600 HLD (1) 3/0–350 (2) #1–500 (6) 250–350 200 100 65 25 400 J,T 200
225 100 65 25 400 J,T 200
26 600 HMDL
600 (four-pole) NB
(2) #1–500
(3) 3/0–400
(2) #1–500
(3) 3/0–400
(12) 4/0–500
(3) 3/0–400 300 100 65 25 400 J,T 200
800 HMDL (3) 3/0–400 (3) 3/0–400 (12) 4/0–500 400 100 65 25 600 J,T 200
600 100 65 4 25 800/1200 J,T 100/200
27 800
1000
HNB
HNB
(4) 4/0–500
(4) 4/0–500
(4) 4/0–500
(4) 4/0–500
(12) 4/0–500
(12) 4/0–500 800 65 50 4 25 1200/1600 L 100/200
1 1000 65 50 4 25 1600 L 200
All terminals suitable for copper or aluminum conductors. For alternate
2
28 terminal sizes, contact Eaton. For maximum breaker ratings in circuits when the transfer switch
is evaluated as a “Motor Branch Circuit Conductor,” refer to NEC
Section 430.25 for sizing.
3 Class RK5 fuse with 100 kA rating.
29 4 Four-pole units rated 35 kA.
Table 25.2-3. Wallmount Transfer Switch Ratings

30 Mounting Voltage Current No. of NEMA
Manual Handle Fixed 600 30 2, 3, 4 Open

31 600/347 70 NEMA 1
480 100 NEMA 12
480/277 150 NEMA 3R
32 Deadfront 480/240 225 NEMA 4
415/240 300 NEMA 4X
380/220 400
240 600
33 240/120 800
220 1000
220/127 1200
34 208/120
120
Manual Switch with Door Open—
35 Manually Initiated and Manually Operated
Note: If a service entrance rating is required, then a non-automatic
type switch must be selected. Service entrance ratings are not
36 available on a manual transfer switch.
Note: Manual operation of the handle requires opening the door.
37
38
39
40
Manual Transfer Switch
41 Shown without Deadfront
42
43

Sheet 25 029
Molded-Case Switches—Manual Wallmount—Dimensions
Dimensions
Approximate dimensions in inches (mm). For Table 25.2-4–Table 25.2-6, refer to Figure 25.2-1 and Figure 25.2-2.
22
Table 25.2-4. 30–1000A Type MTVX 23
Switch Enclosure Gutter Space Bolt Pattern Standard Terminals 1 Weight
Type A B C D E F G H Lbs (kg)
Height Width Depth Width Depth Bending Horizontal Vertical Line Load Neutral 24
HKD (150–225A) 48.00 20.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 10.59 11.00 45.50 (1) #3–350 (1) #6–350 (3) #4–350 305 (138)
(1219.2) (528.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (269.0) (279.4) (1155.7)
HKD (300A) 56.00 20.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 13.59 11.00 53.50 (1) #3–350 (1) #6–350 (3) #4–350 395 (179)
25
(1422.4) (528.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (345.2) (279.4) (1358.9)
HLD (400A) 64.00 25.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 10.54 16.00 61.48 (1) 4/0–600 (2) #1–500 (6) 250–350 395 (179)
(1625.6) (655.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (267.7) (406.4) (1561.6) 26
HLD (400A) 2 53.00 25.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 11.85 16.00 50.48 (2) 3/0–350 (2) #1–500 (6) 250–350 395 (179)
(1346.2) (655.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (301.0) (406.4) (1282.2)
HLD (600A) 64.00 25.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 10.54 16.00 61.48 (2) 3/0–350 (2) #1–500 (12) 4/0–500 395 (179) 27
(1625.6) (655.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (267.7) (406.4) (1561.6)
HLD (600A) 2 64.00 25.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 10.54 16.00 61.48 (2) 400–500 (2) #1–500 (12) 4/0–500 395 (179)
(1625.6) (655.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (267.7) (406.4) (1561.6) 28
HMDL (600A) 76.74 25.81 19.50 8.00 4.00 17.73 16.00 75.15 (2) #1–500 (2) #1–500 (12) 4/0–500 510 (232)
(1949.2) (655.6) (495.3) (203.2) (101.6) (450.3) (406.4) (1908.8)
HMDL (800A) 76.74 25.81 19.50 8.00 4.00 17.73 16.00 75.15 (3) 3/0–400 (3) 3/0–400 (12) 4/0–500 510 (232) 29
(1949.2) (655.6) (495.3) (203.2) (101.6) (450.3) (406.4) (1908.8)
NB (800–1000A) 76.74 25.81 19.50 8.00 4.00 17.58 16.00 75.15 (4) 4/0–500 (4) 4/0–500 (12) 4/0–500 540 (245)
1
(1949.2) (655.6) (495.3) (203.2) (101.6) (446.5) (406.4) (1908.8) 30
Suitable for Cu or Al wire. Consult the factory for other available terminal sizes.
2 Alternate line terminals.
Note: Dimensions are approximate and should not be used for construction purposes. 31
Table 25.2-5. 30–150A Type MTHXFD Manual Table 25.2-6. Power Panel and Transformer Panel
Dimensions Weight Power Panel Type Height Width Depth 32
A B C D E F G H Lbs (kg) Power Panel
HFD 11.00 (279.4) 17.00 (431.8) 6.81 (173.0)
22.88
(581.2)
13.13 22.74
(333.5) (577.6)
22.62
(574.5)
24.50 9.78 10.28
(622.3) (248.4) (261.1)
32.31 143
(820.7) (65)
HKD 24.50 (622.3) 11.88 (301.8) 17.50 (444.5) 33
HLD 26.00 (660.4) 16.88 (428.8) 17.50 (444.5)
HMDL 36.25 (920.8) 16.88 (428.8) 17.50 (444.5)
NB 36.25 (920.8) 16.88 (428.8) 19.00 (482.6) 34
2.00 Latch Transformer Panel
A
5.00 (50.8) Open HFD 22.00 (558.8) 16.50 (419.1) 6.50 (165.1)
(127.0)
B .75 Latch HKD, HLD, HMDL and NB 28.63 (727.2) 8.25 (209.6) 5.50 (139.7) 35
(19.1) Closed
B C
36
G
Top of Lugs on
37
Power Panel F
E C D
38
D H 39
A
1.75 Gutter
(44.45) Space E
Power
Panel Transformer
Panel
40
Logic
H Panel
41
1.25 F G
(31.75) Top View Front View Side View
42
Figure 25.2-2. Dimensions
Figure 25.2-1. Dimensions 43

Sheet 25 030
Molded-Case Switches—Non-Automatic Wallmount—General Description
22 Molded-Case Switches— General Description Features and Benefits

Non-Automatic Wallmount Eaton’s wallmount non-automatic
Features
transfer switches are designed for a
■ Molded-case switch power
23 variety of standby power applications
for critical loads. contact assemblies
■ Positive mechanical and electrical
In the event of a primary power source interlocking
24 interruption, the user can manually
■ Permanently affixed manual
transfer the load circuits to the standby
operating handle
power source through the use of an
25 external pushbutton. Once primary ■ Pushbutton operation
power has been restored, the user can ■ Deadfront panel
manually transfer the load circuits back
26 to the primary power source through Benefits
the use of an external pushbutton. ■ High withstand, totally enclosed
for maximum arc suppression and
27 Application Description isolation during power transfer
■ Optional trip units offer system
Non-automatic transfer switches
overcurrent protection
28 cover applications ranging from 30
■ Prevents the paralleling of two
to 1000A through 600 Vac for manual
configurations, open transition, sources of power
29 standard or service entrance. ■ Permits safe and convenient
manual transfer of power under
Non-automatic transfer switches are load via external pushbutton
Non-Automatic Wallmount manually initiated, but electrically
30 operated designs. Front door-mounted
initiated operation
controls allow the operator to initiate Standards and Certifications
the transfer. Overcurrent trips may be
31 added to the design for either or both ■ Complies with UL 1008 and
the normal and emergency source. UL 489 standards
Service entrance ratings are available. ■ CSA C22.2 No. 178 certified
32
Seismic Qualification
33
34
35 Refer to Tab 1 for information on

other Eaton products.
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Sheet 25 031
Molded-Case Switches—Non-Automatic Wallmount—Technical Data
Technical Data Table 25.2-8. Transfer Switch Ratings—Systems Coordination

Information—Withstand, Closing and Interrupting Ratings 2 22
Table 25.2-7. Wallmount Transfer Switch Standard Terminal Data for Standard UL 1008 Three-Cycle—Horizontal and Vertical Industrial
Power Cable Connections 1 ATS Any Breaker Rating Ratings When Used with Upstream
Switch Breaker Line Side (Normal Load Neutral Ampere Fuse (kA) 23
Ampere Frame and Standby Connection Connection Rating 240V 480V 600V Maximum Fuse 600V
Rating Source) Fuse Rating Type 3
24
30–100 HFD (1) #14–1/0 (1) #14–1/0 (3) #14–1/0 30 100 65 25 200 J, T 200
150–225 HFD (1) #6–300 (1) #6–300 (3) #4–300 70 100 65 25 200 J, T 200
225–300 HKD (1) #3–350 (1) #6–350 (3) #4–350 100 100 65 25 200 J, T 200
25
400 HLD (1) 4/0–600 (2) #1–500 (6) 250–350 150 100 65 25 400 J, T 200
600 HLD (1) 3/0–350 (2) #1–500 (6) 250–350 200 100 65 25 400 J, T 200
600 HMDL (2) #1–500 (2) #1–500 (12) 4/0–500 225 100 65 25 400 J, T 200
600 (four-pole) NB (3) 3/0–400 (3) 3/0–400 (3) 3/0–400 300 100 65 25 400 J, T 200
26
800 HMDL (3) 3/0–400 (3) 3/0–400 (12) 4/0–500 400 100 65 25 600 J, T 200
800 HNB (4) 4/0–500 (4) 4/0–500 (12) 4/0–500 600 100 65 4 25 800/1200 J, T 100/200
1000 HNB (4) 4/0–500 (4) 4/0–500 (12) 4/0–500 800 65 50 4 25 1200/1600 L 100/200
27
1 1000 65 50 4 25 1600 L 200
All terminals suitable for copper or aluminum conductors. For alternate
2
terminal sizes, contact Eaton. For maximum breaker ratings in circuits when the transfer switch
is evaluated as a “Motor Branch Circuit Conductor,” refer to NEC
28
Section 430.25 for sizing.
3 Class RK5 fuse with 100 kA rating.
4 Four-pole units rated 35 kA. 29
Table 25.2-9. Non-Automatic Wallmount Transfer Switch Ratings
Device Panel Mounting Voltage Current No. of NEMA 30
Control Switch, Type Amperes Poles Enclosure
Service Entrance
Keyed Switch and
Indication Lights
Fixed 600
600/347
30
70
2, 3, 4 Open
NEMA 1
31
480 100 NEMA 12
Service Entrance 480/277 150 NEMA 3R
Label (Optional) 480/240 225 NEMA 4 32
415/240 300 NEMA 4X
380/220 400
240
240/120
600
800
33
220 1000
220/127
208/120 34
120
Non-Automatic Switch with Doors Closed
Note: Optional service entrance rating shown for this photo.
35
Non-Automatic Transfer Switch
Device panel shows controls to initiate the manual transfer
36
and control indicating lights. In addition, an optional service
entrance rating may be specified. Keyed switch is mounted
on the device panel.
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Sheet 25 032
Molded-Case Switches—Non-Automatic Wallmount—Dimensions

22
Table 25.2-10. 30–1000A Types NTHE, NTVE (See Figure 25.2-3)
Standard Terminals 1
23 Switch
Type
Enclosure Gutter Space Bolt Pattern Weight
Lbs (kg)
A B C D E F G H
Height Width Depth Width Depth Bending Horizontal Vertical Line Load Neutral
24 HFD (30–100A) 2 47.74 20.81 17.22 8.00 4.00 6.22 10.75 45.24 (1) #14–1/0 (1) #14–1/0 (3) #14–1/0 227
(1213.0) (528.6) (437.0) (203.2) (101.6) (157.9) (273.0) (1049.1) (103)
HFD (150A) 2 47.74 20.81 17.22 8.00 4.00 6.22 10.75 45.24 (1) #6–300 (1) #6–300 (3) #4–300 227
25 (1213.0) (528.6) (437.0) (203.2) (101.6) (157.9) (273.0) (1049.1) (103)
HKD (150–225A) 48.00 20.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 10.59 11.00 45.50 (1) #3–350 (1) #6–350 (3) #4–350 305
(1219.2) (528.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (269.0) (279.4) (1155.7) (138)
26 HKD (300A) 56.00 20.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 13.59 11.00 53.50 (1) #3–350 (1) #6–350 (3) #4–350 395
(1422.4) (528.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (345.2) (279.4) (1358.9) (179)
HLD (400A) 64.00 25.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 10.54 16.00 61.48 (1) 4/0–600 (2) #1–500 (6) 250–350 395
27 (1625.6) (655.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (267.7) (406.4) (1561.6) (179)
HLD (400A) 3 53.00 25.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 11.85 16.00 50.48 (2) 3/0–350 (2) #1–500 (6) 250–350 395
(1346.2) (655.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (301.0) (406.4) (1282.2) (179)
28 HLD (600A) 64.00
(1625.6)
25.81
(655.6)
18.40
(467.4)
8.00
(203.2)
4.00
(101.6)
10.54
(267.7)
16.00
(406.4)
61.48
(1561.6)
(2) 3/0–350 (2) #1–500 (12) 4/0–500 395
(179)
HLD (600A) 3 64.00 25.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 10.54 16.00 61.48 (2) 400–500 (2) #1–500 (12) 4/0–500 395
29 HMDL (600A)
(1625.6)
76.74
(655.6)
25.81
(467.4)
19.50
(203.2)
8.00
(101.6)
4.00
(267.7)
17.73
(406.4)
16.00
(1561.6)
75.15 (2) #1–500 (2) #1–500 (12) 4/0–500
(179)
510
(1949.2) (655.6) (495.3) (203.2) (101.6) (450.3) (406.4) (1908.8) (232)
30 HMDL (800A) 76.74

(1949.2)
25.81
(655.6)
19.50
(495.3)
8.00
(203.2)
4.00
(101.6)
17.73
(450.3)
16.00
(406.4)
75.15
(1908.8)
(3) 3/0–400 (3) 3/0–400 (12) 4/0–500 510
(232)
NB (800–1000A) 76.74 25.81 19.50 8.00 4.00 17.58 16.00 75.15 (4) 4/0–500 (4) 4/0–500 (12) 4/0–500 540
(1949.2) (655.6) (495.3) (203.2) (101.6) (446.5) (406.4) (1908.8) (245)
31 1 Suitable for Cu or Al wire. Consult the factory for other available terminal sizes.
2 NTHE with multi-tap voltage selection panel.
3 Alternate line terminals.
32 Table 25.2-11. Power Panel and Transformer Panel
Power Height Width Depth
D
33 Panel Type
Gutter Power Panel
Space E
Power HFD 11.00 (279.4) 17.00 (431.8) 6.81 (173.0)
34 Panel Transformer
Panel
HKD
HLD
24.50 (622.3)
26.00 (660.4)
11.88 (301.8)
16.88 (428.8)
17.50 (444.5)
17.50 (444.5)
HMDL 36.25 (920.8) 16.88 (428.8) 17.50 (444.5)
Logic
35 Panel
NB 36.25 (920.8) 16.88 (428.8) 19.00 (482.6)
Transformer Panel
HFD 22.00 (558.8) 16.50 (419.1) 6.50 (165.1)
36 B C HKD, HLD, HMDL and NB 28.63 (727.2) 8.25 (209.6) 5.50 (139.7)
37
Top of Lugs
on Power Panel F
38
39
40 H
A
41
42
43
Front View Side View
Figure 25.2-3. Dimensions

Sheet 25 033
Molded-Case Switches—Automatic Wallmount—General Description
Molded-Case Switches— Delayed Transition With Load Optional Features

22
Voltage Decay ■ Suitable for use as service
Automatic Wallmount This is a delayed transition with the equipment in the standard
optional feature to delay in the neutral enclosure size
position to point where the load ■ Available SPD for power/controller,
23
voltage decays to a programmable engine start circuit, phone and cable
voltage level. When the load voltage connections
level reaches the programmable set 24
■ Integrated distribution panels
point, the transfer from the neutral
■ Field-selectable multi-tap
position initiates.
transformer panel permits 25
Features, Benefits and Functions operation on a wide range of
system voltages
Industrial Design Highlights ■ Integral overcurrent protection 26
■ Double-throw, mechanically ■ Space heater with thermostat
interlocked transfer mechanism ■ Ammeter—load side 27
■ High withstand and closing ratings ■ Stainless steel cover for controller
Standard Features ■ ATC-100 and ATC-900 controllers
available 28
■ Auxiliary relay contacts:
■ Source 2 inhibit
■ Manual retransfer to normal
❑ Source 2 present 2NO and 2NC 29
■ Remote annunciator with control
■ Switch position indication contacts:
Automatic Wallmount Transfer Switch ■ Ethernet communication
❑ Source 1 position 1NO and 1NC (PXG 400 Gateway) 30
General Description ❑ Source 2 position 1NO and 1NC ■ ATC-900 controller
Eaton’s wallmount transfer switches ■ Source 1 and Source 2 sensing: ❑ Includes Modbus RTU via RS-485
are designed for a variety of standby
31
❑ Undervoltage/underfrequency ❑ Includes four programmable
power applications for critical loads. inputs/outputs
❑ Overvoltage/overfrequency
They provide flexibility, reliability and 32
❑ Three-phase rotation protection ❑ Includes two plant exercisers
value in a compact package. In the
event of a primary power source ❑ Three-phase voltage ❑ Includes LCD color display with
interruption, a transfer switch provides easy navigation tools to settings
an effective means to transfer the load
unbalance/loss
and event logs
33
■ Pre-transfer signal contacts
circuits to an alternate power source 1NO/1NC ❑ Expandable I/O (up to 20 I/O total)
while reducing the possibility of injury 34
■ Go to emergency (Source 2) ❑ Optional integrated load metering
or property damage.
■ Seven field-programmable ❑ Optional EtherNet TCP/IP
Wallmount transfer switches meet time delays communications
or exceed all industry standards for 35
■ LCD-based display for program-
endurance, reliability and performance. ming, system diagnostic and Help Seismic Qualification
These breaker-based designs can be message display 36
applied with the ATC-100 (up to 400A), ■ Mimic diagram with source
ATC-300+ or ATC-900 controllers. available and connected
LED indication 37
Application Description ■ Time-stamped history log
Suitable for emergency and standby ■ System TEST pushbutton
systems (all loads). ■ Programmable plant exerciser—
Refer to Tab 1 for information on 38
These molded-case switch designs are OFF, daily, 7-, 14-, 28-day interval other Eaton products.
inherently open transition type that selectable run time 0–600 minutes 39
features delayed transition. no load/load with fail-safe
■ Safe manual operation under full
Delayed Transition load with permanently affixed 40
This is a “break-before-make” or operating handle
open transition that also has a ■ Modbus RTU via RS-485
“center off” or neutral position with a 41
programmable time delay setting for
the neutral position. The three-position
transfer switch is either closed on 42
Source 1, closed on Source 2, or in a
center off, neutral position (not closed
on either source). 43

Sheet 25 034
Molded-Case Switches—Automatic Wallmount—Features
22 Source 1 and Load Automatic Transfer

Power Cable Connections Controller (ATC-300+)
■ Monitors Power Sources
23 Control Service Disconnect
(Service Equipment
■ Initiates Power Transfers
Rated Switches Only)
24 Surge Suppression
Device (Optional)
25 Permanently Affixed Manual

Transfer Handle Provides Safe
Manual Transfer Under Full Load
26
Customer Control
Connections
27
Service Disconnect Switch
Power Switching Panel (Keyed) (Service Equipment
28 (with Deadfront Cover Installed) Rated Switches Only)
29 Transformer Panel
■ Steps Line Power Down
Source 2 Power Cable Connections to 120 Vac for Logic and
Electrical Operator
30 ■ Available Multi-Tap
Voltage Selector
(See Page 25.2-9 for
31 additional details)
Space Heater (Optional)

32
33 Basic Components of Automatic Transfer Switches
Eaton’s Superior Design Transfer Fast, Powerful and Safe Power Optional Integral Overcurrent
34 Switch Characteristics Switching Mechanism Protection Capability
The power panel uses a unidirectional For service entrance and other
Unmatched Performance and Versatility
gear motor mechanism. The power applications, trip units can be integrated
35 Eaton’s family of wallmount transfer panel can be operated manually under into the power switching section.
switches offers unmatched perfor- a full load. This eliminates the need for separate
mance, versatility and value for power upstream protective devices, saving
36 switching applications. At the heart of Molded-Case Switch Features cost and space.
these designs is Eaton’s molded-case ■ True four-pole switched
switch, designed specifically to meet neutral availability
37 UL 1008. ■ Totally enclosed contact assembly
Superior Main Contact Structure
38 All Eaton wallmount transfer switches
meet or exceed the standards set
forth in UL 1008 and UL 489. No other
39 transfer switch manufacturer has Optional Thermal-Magnetic
met the rigid testing requirements or Electronic Trip Units
of this combination of standards.
40 Completely enclosed contacts add
a measure of safety and reliability.
It also ensures the integrity of the
41 contact assemblies and minimizes
the need for periodic maintenance
of the contacts, reducing downtime.
42
43 Molded-Case Switch

Sheet 25 035
Molded-Case Switches—Automatic Wallmount—Features
Mechanical Interlock North American Voltage Selector

Wallmount transfer switches feature North American multi-tap transformer 22
a rear-mounted, fail-safe mechanical comes with 600, 480, 240, 208 and
interlock to prevent paralleling of 120 Vac, single- and three-phase,
sources. This is, in addition to and 60 Hz taps, which are all field 23
software interlocking and the selectable. Simply remove the steel
interlocking inherently provided cover and move the appropriate blue
by the transfer mechanism. flag terminal to the desired voltage. 24
All switches are shipped with the blue
flag in the 600V position.
25
Multi-Tap Voltage Selector 26

Multi-Tap Voltage Selector Transformer
Eaton’s industry-exclusive multi-tap Panel 27
system voltage selector allows our
transfer switch to be applied on most
system voltages just by proper insertion 28
of the selector plug. Available in two
configurations: Worldwide multi-tap
with 600, 480, 415, 380, 240, 220 and Transformer Panel Location 29
208 Vac, single- and three-phase,
50 and 60 Hz taps. North American
multi-tap with 600, 480, 240, 208 30
Triple Interlocks and 120 Vac, single- and three-phase,
60 Hz taps. Transformer Panel
Load Bus Assembly Allows for Easy 31
Field Changes to
The load bus can be oriented for Voltage Configurations
either top or bottom access. Top entry
is standard. 32
33
Transformer Panel Opened
Load Lugs (Top Entry) Power Panel

34
Control Power
Fused Disconnect 35
Load for Service Rated
Bus ATSs only
36
Neutral Normal Power
Connections Source Molded-
Case Switch
37
Manual
Load Bus Operating Handle
Ease of Maintenance 38
Keyed quick-disconnect plugs are Service
provided for easy and complete Disconnect
isolation of the control circuitry. 39
Indicator Wheel
Maintenance can be performed on Voltage Selection
the logic independent from the power
sections and still allow the user to
Panel (Domestic)
40
Transfer
manually transfer power under full Mechanism
load conditions.
41
42
Motor Brake Board Emergency Power Source

Molded-Case Switch
43
Typical (225–1000A) Vertical Design Transfer Switch Equipment
Logic Disconnect Plugs

Sheet 25 036
Breaker-Based Transfer Switches, Molded-Case—Technical Data
Standards and Certifications Molded-Case Transfer Switch and Circuit Breaker

22 They are listed under Underwriters Table 25.2-12. UL 1008 Withstand and Close-On Ratings (kA)
Laboratories UL 1008 Standard for
Switch UL 1008 3-Cycle Any Breaker Rating Ratings When Used with Upstream Fuse
23 transfer switch equipment and are
optionally available as suitable
Ampere 240 Vac 480 Vac 600 Vac Maximum Fuse 600 Vac
Rating Fuse Rating Type
for emergency and standby
24 systems as defined in NFPA 99 30–100 100 65 25 200 J, T 200
for health care facilities. 150 100 65 25 400 J, T 200
225 100 65 25 400 J, T 200
■ UL 1008 listed
25 ■ CSA C22.2 No. 178 certified
300
400
100
100
65
65
25
25
400
600
J, T
J, T
200
200
600 1 100 65 25 1200 J, T 200
26 Technical Data 800 1 65 50 25 1600 L 200

1000 1 65 50 25 1600 L 200
Electrical Ratings 1 For 600, 800 and 1000A ratings, single- through four-pole units are rated 35 kA.
27 ■ Molded-case and circuit breaker
30–1000A Table 25.2-13. Wallmount Transfer Switch Standard Terminal Data for Power Cable Connections 2
■ Two-, three- or four-pole Switch Breaker Line Side (Normal and Load Neutral
28 ■ Up to 600 Vac, 50/60 Hz Ampere Rating Frame Standby Source) Connection Connection
■ NEMA 1, 3R, 12, open 30–100 HFD (1) #14–1/0 (1) #14–1/0 (3) #14–1/0
150–225 HFD (1) #6–300 (1) #6–300 (3) #4–300
29 150–225 HKD (1) #3–350 (1) #6–350 (3) #4–350
225–300 HKD (1) #3–350 (1) #6–350 (3) #4–350
400 HLD (1) 4/0–600 (2) #1–500 (6) 250–350
30 600 HLD (1) 3/0–350 (2) #1–500 (6) 250–350
600 HMDL (2) #1–500 (2) #1–500 (12) 4/0–500
600 (four-pole) NB (3) 3/0–400 (3) 3/0–400 (3) 3/0–400
31 800 HMDL (3) 3/0–400 (3) 3/0–400 (12) 4/0–500
800 HNB (4) 4/0–500 (4) 4/0–500 (12) 4/0–500
1000 HNB (4) 4/0–500 (4) 4/0–500 (12) 4/0–500
32 2 All terminals suitable for copper or aluminum conductors. For alternate terminal sizes,
contact Eaton.
33 Table 25.2-14. UL 1008 Ratings

Mounting Voltage Current Number of NEMA
34 Fixed 600 30 2, 3, 4 Open
600/347 70 NEMA 1
480 100 NEMA 12
35 480/277 150 NEMA 3R
480/240 225 NEMA 4
415/240 300 NEMA 4X
36 380/220
240
400
600
240/120 800
220 1000
37 220/127
208/120
120
38
39
40
41
42
43

Sheet 25 037
Breaker-Based Transfer Switches, Molded-Case—Dimensions

22
B C
G 23
Top of Lugs on
Power Panel F 24
25
D H
Gutter
A 26
Space E
Power
Panel Transformer
Panel
27
Logic
Panel
28
Top View Front View Side View
Figure 25.2-4. Dimension Views

29
Table 25.2-15. Breaker-Based and Molded-Case Transfer Switches 30
Switch Switch Enclosure Gutter Space Bolt Pattern Standard Terminals 1 Weight
Rating Type A B C D E G H Line Side (Normal Load and Neutral Lbs (kg)
Amperes
Height Width Depth Width Depth Horizontal Vertical Standby Source) Connection Connection 31
Molded-Case
30–100 HFD 2 47.74 20.81 17.22 8.00 4.00 10.75 46.44 — — — 232
(1213.0) (528.6) (437.0) (203.2) (101.6) (273.0) (1180.0) (105) 32
150–225 HFD 2 47.74 20.81 17.22 8.00 4.00 10.75 46.44 — — — 232
(1213.0) (528.6) (437.0) (203.2) (101.6) (273.0) (1180.0) (105)
30–100 HFD 3 47.74 20.81 17.22 8.00 4.00 10.75 46.44 — — — 240
33
(1213.0) (528.6) (437.0) (203.2) (101.6) (273.0) (1180.0) (190)
HFD 3
150 47.74
(1213.0)
20.81
(528.6)
17.22
(437.0)
8.00
(203.2)
4.00
(101.6)
10.75
(273.0)
46.44
(1180.0)
— — — 240
(190)
34
150–225 HFD 2 35.61 20.06 13.34 8.00 4.00 10.75 34.31 — — — 150
(904.0) (509.5) (339.0) (203.2) (101.6) (273.0) (904.0) (68)
150–225 HKD 56.00 20.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 11.00 45.50 — — — 305
35
(1422.4) (528.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (279.4) (1155.7) (134)
300 HKD 53.00
(1346.2)
25.81
(655.6)
18.40
(467.4)
8.00
(203.2)
4.00
(101.6)
11.00
(279.4)
53.50
(1358.9)
— — — 295
(134)
36
400 HLD 53.00 25.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 16.00 51.50 — — — 425
(1346.0) (655.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (406.4) (1308.0) (193)
600 HLD 2 64.00 25.81 18.40 8.00 4.00 16.00 62.50 — — — 475
37
(1625.6) (655.6) (467.4) (203.2) (101.6) (406.4) (1588.0) (214)
600 HMDL 76.74
(1949.2)
25.81
(655.6)
19.50
(495.3)
8.00
(203.2)
4.00
(101.6)
16.00
(406.4)
75.15
(1908.8)
— — — 480
(218)
38
800 HMDL 2 76.74 25.81 19.50 8.00 4.00 16.00 75.15 — — — 510
(1949.2) (655.6) (495.3) (203.2) (101.6) (406.4) (1908.8) (232)
39
800–1000 HNB 76.74 25.81 19.50 8.00 4.00 16.00 75.15 — — — 540
(1949.2) (655.6) (495.3) (203.2) (101.6) (406.4) (1908.8) (245)
1
2
Suitable with copper only. 40
240/120V, single-phase, three-wire or 208V, three-phase, four-wire systems only.
3 With multi-tap voltage selection panel.
41
42
43

Sheet 25 038
Maintenance Bypass Switches, 100–1000A—General Description
22 Maintenance Bypass Switches Benefits

Incoming
Type MBHE 100–1000A ■ Safe and reliable operation is from Switchboard
ensured due to the simple and
UPS
23 durable switching design
Input Breaker
■ Unauthorized bypass is prevented
by the need of UPS system to send
UPS
24 the bypass authorized signal System
■ 100% current ratings makes
selection to the UPS kVA ratings
25 easy to accomplish Maintenance
Bypass Lockout
■ Use of interrupting rating switches Switch Circuit
makes the maintenance bypass Computer
26 switches adaptable to systems with
Loads
high levels of available fault current

Figure 25.2-5. Single Line Diagram of
27 Maintenance Bypass Switch
Layout Dimensions
28
Type MBHE Maintenance Bypass Switch
Maintenance Bypass Switches
29 General Description 100–1000A Type MBHE Maintenance Bypass N1, N3R, N12
Eaton’s Maintenance Bypass Switch Table 25.2-16. Manual and Maintenance Bypass Enclosures—Dimensions in Inches (mm)
is a UL 1008 listed device that provides
30 a simple and effective means for
Ampere
Rating
Dimensions
A B C D E F G
bypassing un-interruptible power
supplies while maintaining continuity 100–150 22.21 13.13 24.04 22.18 24.92 9.89 32.47
31 of power to the critical computer loads. (564.1) (333.5) (610.6) (563.4) (633.0) (251.2) (824.7)
A maintenance bypass switch is a 225–300 38.21 29.13 35.66 35.62 37.92 17.89 55.56
requirement on every UPS installation (970.5) (739.9) (905.8) (904.7) (963.2) (454.4) (1411.2)
32 in order to accommodate the mainte- 400 38.21 29.13 35.77 35.62 37.92 17.71 55.56
nance and testing of the UPS system. (970.5) (739.9) (908.5) (904.7) (963.2) (449.8) (1411.2)
600 38.21 29.13 59.66 49.62 61.92 17.71 55.76
33 Features (970.5) (739.9) (1515.4) (1260.3) (1572.8) (449.8) (1416.3)
800 38.21 29.13 59.66 49.62 61.92 17.71 55.76
■ UL 1008 listing—File E61639 (970.5) (739.9) (1515.4) (1260.3) (1572.8) (449.8) (1416.3)
34 ■ Make-before-break electrical 1000 38.21 29.13 59.66 59.62 61.92 17.71 55.76
operation (970.5) (739.9) (1515.4) (1514.3) (1572.8) (449.8) (1416.3)
■ Lockout circuit to be wired into
35 the UPS bypass authorization
■ Pilot devices to show UPS position A 2.00 (50.8)
“Normal” and “Bypassed” Latch Open
36 B
.75 (19.05)
■ Pilot device to show “Lockout” Latch Closed
enabled
37 ■ Reliable manually initiated electrical
operation
■ High interrupting ratings
38 are standard D
■ Molded-case switch designs C
E
are available
39
■ Solid neutral connections
are standard
40
2.19
(55.6)
41
42
G
F
1.30
43 (33.0)
Figure 25.2-6. Maintenance Bypass Switches—Dimensions in Inches (mm)

March 2014 Magnum-Based Designs
Sheet 25 039
Floor-Standing Magnum Transfer Switches—General Description
Floor-Standing Magnum Features, Benefits and Functions Optional Features

22
■ Available UL 1449 Third Edition
Transfer Switches Industrial Design Highlights surge protection device (SPD)
■ Freestanding enclosure ■ Automatic transfer operation with
■ High withstand ratings selectable (via programming) non-
23
❑ 100 kA standard 3-cycle rating automatic or automatic retransfer
with fail-safe 24
❑ 85 kA standard 30-cycle rating
■ Dual drawout on ATS and bypass
■ Digital multi-function power
■ Deadfront 25
quality metering
■ Safe manual transfer under load ■ DC power input for uninterrupted
■ Electrically operated monitoring of ATS status
■ Magnum stored energy mechanism ■ Integrated load metering
26
■ Quick make / quick break— ■ Expandable I/O (up to 20 I/O total)
switching times (<3 cycles) ■ EtherNet TCP/IP communications 27
■ Multi-tap transformer
■ True four-pole switched neutral Standards and Certifications
■ Mechanically interlocked Eaton Magnum transfer switches 28
■ Integral overcurrent trip option meet or exceed all industry
■ Integrated service entrance standards for endurance, reliability
rating option and performance. They are listed 29
under Underwriters Laboratories
■ OSHPD listed
UL 1008 Standard for transfer switch
Floor-Standing Magnum Transfer Switch Standard Features equipment. With certain options, 30
■ ATC-900 controller they also comply with Source 2
General Description ■ Drawout cassette on ATS and bypass
and standby system requirements
31
as defined in NFPA 99 for health
Eaton’s Magnum transfer switches ■ Source available contacts: care facilities.
are designed for a variety of standby ❑ Source 1 available 1NO/1NC
power applications for critical and ■ UL 1008—standard for safety for 32
noncritical loads. They monitor both ❑ Source 2 available 1NO/1NC automatic transfer switches 4000
Source 1 (Normal) and Source 2 ■ Switch position contacts: and 5000A available as UL 891 only
(Emergency) power sources. In the ❑ Source 1 position 1NO/1NC ■ UL 489—standard for circuit breakers 33
event of a Source 1 power interruption, and molded case switches
❑ Source 2 position 1NO/1NC
these switches will automatically
■ CSA 22.2-178—Canadian transfer
transfer the load circuits to the Source 2 ■ Source 1 and Source 2 sensing:
switch standard
34
power source. Once Source 1 power ❑ Undervoltage/underfrequency
source has been restored, the process ■ NEC articles—code sections 517,
is automatically reversed. 700, 701, 702—applicable switch 35
■ Field-programmable time delays equipment
Application Description ❑ Time delay engine start ■ NFPA 110—Source 2 and Standby
The Magnum family of transfer switches ❑ Time delay normal to emergency Power Systems 36
covers applications ranging from 200 ■ NFPA 99—health care facilities
❑ Time emergency to normal
to 5000A through 600 Vac. Some of ■ EGSA 100S—standard for transfer
the applications are: automatic or
❑ Time delay engine cooldown
switches
37
non-automatic configurations, open or ❑ Time delay emergency failure ■ NEMA ICS10—Standard for transfer
closed transition and standard or rated ■ LCD color-based display for switch equipment 38
suitable for use as service entrance. programming, system diagnostics ■ ISO® 9000—International
They are designed for applications and Help menu Organization for Standardization
where total system coordination must ■ Mimic diagram with source avail- 39
■ IBC—International Building
be accomplished while achieving a able and connected LED indication Code 2006
high level of withstand, interrupting
■ Four programmable inputs ■ BOCA—Building Officials Code
and closing performance. 40
and outputs Administrators
Drawout construction is available ■ Standard Modbus 485
for applications, such as critical life- ■ USB port for set point downloads
support systems, where preventive and event recording uploads
41
maintenance, inspection and testing
■ Password-protected access to
must be accomplished while
maintaining continuity of power
control functions and set point 42
programming
to the load.
■ Two automatic plant exercisers—
load or no load, daily, 7-, 14-, 43
28-day or calendar date operation,
0–600 minute runtime

Magnum-Based Designs March 2014
Sheet 25 040
Technical Data and Specifications Transfer Switch Withstand Ratings

22
Floor-Standing Magnum Transfer Switch Table 25.3-1. System Coordination Information—Withstand, Closing and Interrupting Ratings
■ Ambient temperature range: Transfer Switch 3-Cycle 30-Cycle 1
23 –40° to +40°C (–40° to +104°F) Ampere Rating Short-Circuit 600V (kA) Short-Time 600V (kA)
■ Operating temperature range: UL 1008
24 –20° to +70°C (–4° to +158°F) 800 100 85

1000 100 85
■ Operating humidity: up to 90%
1200 100 85
■ Relative humidity (noncondensing)
1600 100 85
25 2000 100 85
Magnum Drawout Transfer Switch 2500 100 85
■ 200–5000A 3000 100 85
26 ■ Two-, three-, four-pole 3200 100 85
(except units 3200A and 4000 100 —
higher only three- or four-pole) UL 891
27 ■ 120–600 Vac 4000 — 85 2
5000 — 85 2
■ 100,000A withstand/closing/
1 Ratings used for coordination with upstream breakers with short-time ratings.
28 interrupting at 480 Vac
2 UL 1066 short-time withstand rating.
■ Short-time withstand—85,000 for
30 cycles
Table 25.3-2. Floor-Standing Magnum Transfer Switch Mounting
29 Magnum Fixed-Mount Transfer Switch Mounting Voltage Current Number NEMA
■ 200–3200A; 4000 and 5000A ratings Type Amperes of Poles Enclosure
30 are drawout Fixed 600 200 2, 3, 4 Open

■ Two-, three-, four-pole Drawout 600/347 300 NEMA 1 behind
(except units 3200A and higher 480 400 NEMA 1 thru
31 only three- and four-pole) 480/277
480/240
600
1000
NEMA 3R
■ 120–600 Vac 415/240 1200

■ 100,000A withstand/closing/ 380/220 1600
32 interrupting at 480 Vac
240 2000
240/120 2500
■ Short-time withstand–85,000 for 220 3000
33 30 cycles 220/127
208/120
3200
4000
120 5000
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Sheet 25 041
Magnum Drawout Magnum Fixed-Mount 22

Transfer Switch Transfer Switch
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
2000A, Four-Pole, 2000A, Three-Pole, Fixed Design,
NEMA 1 Enclosed, NEMA Behind-the-Door Enclosure
Through-the-Door Design
■ Fixed-mount construction 30
■ Drawout construction with switch ■ Available in NEMA Type 1 and
position indicator 3R enclosures
■ Completely interchangeable power ■ Rear, side and top cable access
31
switching devices
■ Deadfront construction
■ Available in NEMA Type 1 and
3R enclosures
■ Front access only requires an 32
additional wireway to be added
■ Rear, side and top cable access
33
34
35
Source 1 Connections
36
37
Neutral Connections
Load Connections 38
39
40
41
Source 2 Connections
Neutral 42
Assembly Side View of Magnum
Side or Rear Access Required
(Half-High Side Panels and
Back Panels are Not Shown) 43
Magnum-Based Transfer Switches

Sheet 25 042
Floor-Standing Magnum Transfer Switches—Features
Power Panel
22 Performs Power Transfer Between Source 1 and Source 2
Using Magnum Power-Case Switches or Circuit Breakers
23
24
25
Source 1
26
27
28
Source 2
Side-to-Side Side-to-Side
29 Ledge Ledge
30 Multi-Tap Contact Wear Contact Wear

Transformer Inspection Inspection Area
Area (Ledge (Ledge Now
Not Visible Becoming Visible
31 Under Contacts) Under Contacts)
Contact Wear Contact Wear

32 Electrical Operator
Pushbutton Indicator— Indicator—
Contacts Closed Contacts Closed
and in Good and Wear
33 Condition is Indicated
Basic Switch Components of Drawout Magnum Automatic Transfer Switches
34 The open transition type Magnum Multi-Tap Voltage Selector Ease of Maintenance
Transfer Switches feature both
Allows the transfer switch to be readily Keyed quick-disconnect plugs are
35 mechanical (cable) and electrical
interlocking to prevent paralleling applied on most system voltages provided for easy and complete
of sources. worldwide by connecting to the proper isolation of the control circuitry.
terminals. Available system voltages
36 include 120, 208, 220, 230, 240, 380, Maintenance can be performed on
401, 415, 480, or 600 Vac, 50 or 60 Hz. the logic independent from the power
sections and still allow the user to
37 manually transfer power under full
load conditions.
38
39
40
Mechanical Cable Interlock
41
Voltage Selection Terminals
42 Logic Disconnect Plugs
43

Sheet 25 043
Floor-Standing Magnum Transfer Switches—Features
Logic Superior Main Contact Structure Optional Integral Overcurrent

All Eaton Magnum transfer switches Protection Capability 22
Application Versatility meet or exceed the standards set
Eaton’s new ATC-900 controller brings forth in UL 1008 and UL 489 with high
ease of use, adaptability, supervisory withstand, totally enclosed Magnum 23
and programming capabilities to switches. No other transfer switch
mission-critical applications. The manufacturer has met the rigid testing
4.3-inch color TFT display provides requirements of this combination 24
simple arrow keys for quick screen of standards. Completely enclosed
navigation. Event logging and contacts add a measure of safety
recording of time stamped events and reliability. They also ensures the 25
are easily viewed or the data may be integrity of the contact assemblies
downloaded by the USB port. Field and minimizes the need for periodic
configuration of I/O allows user maintenance of the contacts, reducing 26
adaptability to special requirements. downtime and maintenance time. Optional Digitrip Magnum Trip Unit
Automatic Transfer Open/Closed Transition Fast, Powerful and Safe Service Entrance 27
Open or closed transition type Switching Mechanism For service entrance and other
Magnum transfer switches use the The mechanism uses a high speed applications, Digitrip™ solid-state trip
Eaton programmable ATC-900 m 3-cycle stored energy switching units can be integrated into the power 28
microprocessor-based logic controller. mechanism. This mechanism can be switching section. This eliminates
operated manually under a full load. the need for separate upstream
Refer to Technical Data TD140001EN protective devices, saving cost 29
Open Transition ATC-900 for Ease of Coordination and Application— and space. Available with various
Automatic Transfer Switches for Short-Time Withstand combinations of long, short time,
additional information. The use of electronic trips has allowed instantaneous, ground fault protection 30
performance curve shaping to and communications. Overcurrent
facilitate proper system coordination. trip selection can be made from the
The most significant is the “short series of Eaton Digitrip RMS trip units 31
time” rated trip unit. including the standard Digitrip 520
or optional 520M, 520MC or 1150.
These trip settings may be set for 32
what are considered extremely high
currents for much longer durations
than the three-cycle withstand test 33
required under UL 1008. To facilitate
improved coordination, Eaton Magnum
transfer switches have been tested and 34
are provided with 30-cycle, extended
ATC-900 withstand ratings.
35
Unmatched Performance and Versatility
The Eaton family of Magnum transfer
switches offers unmatched performance, 36
versatility and value for standby power
applications. At the heart of these
designs is the Magnum switch with the 37
following features:
38
39
Magnum Power-Case Switch
40
41
42
43

Sheet 25 044
Floor-Standing Magnum Transfer Switches—Dimensions
Dimensions
22 Approximate dimensions in inches (mm). B C
23 Table 25.3-3. Magnum Fixed-Mount Transfer Switches

Ampere Number A B C Shipping
Rating of Height Width Depth Weight
24 Poles Lbs (kg)
NEMA 1 Enclosed Fixed-Mount Transfer Switch
200–2000 2 90.00 32.00 48.00 1050
25 (2286.0) (812.8) (1219.2) (477) A
3 90.00 32.00 48.00 1050
(2286.0) (812.8) (1219.2) (477)
26 4 90.00 32.00 48.00 1250
(2286.0) (812.8) (1219.2) (568)
2500–3200 2 90.00 44.00 48.00 1900
27 (2286.0) (1117.6) (1219.2) (863)
2500–3200 3 90.00 44.00 48.00 1900
(2286.0) (1117.6) (1219.2) (863)
28 2500–3200 4 90.00 44.00 48.00 2000 Figure 25.3-1. 200–3200A Fixed-Mount NEMA 1
(2286.0) (1117.6) (1219.2) (910)
4000 1 — 1 1 1 1
29 5000 1 — 1 1 1 1
B C
NEMA 3R Enclosed Fixed-Mount Transfer Switch

30 200–2000 2 90.00
(2286.0)
32.00
(812.8)
63.00
(1600.2)
1600
(726)
3 90.00 32.00 63.00 1600
(2286.0) (812.8) (1600.2) (726)
31 4 90.00 32.00 63.00 1800
(2286.0) (812.8) (1600.2) (817) A
32 2500–3200 2 90.00
(2286.0)
44.00
(1117.6)
63.00
(1600.2)
2400
(1090)
2500–3200 3 90.00 44.00 63.00 2400
33 (2286.0) (1117.6) (1600.2) (1090)
2500–3200 4 90.00 44.00 63.00 2500
(2286.0) (1117.6) (1600.2) (1135)
34 4000 — 1 1 1 —
5000 — 1 1 1 —
D Door Within a Door Design
1 At 4000 and 5000A, the standard design is drawout.
35 See drawout dimensions.
Figure 25.3-2. 200–3200A Fixed-Mount NEMA 3R
Note: NEMA 3R design features an external blank door and an
36 interior door where the controller/device panel are mounted.
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Sheet 25 045
Approximate dimensions in inches (mm).

B C 22
Table 25.3-4. Magnum Drawout Transfer Switches
Rating of Height Width Depth Weight 23
Poles Lbs (kg)
NEMA 1 Enclosed Drawout Transfer Switch
200–2000 2 90.00 32.00 60.00 1600 24
(2286.0) (812.8) (1524.0) (727)
3 90.00 32.00 60.00 1600
(2286.0) (812.8) (1524.0) (727)
A
25
4 90.00 32.00 60.00 1900
(2286.0) (812.8) (1524.0) (864)
2500–3200 2 90.00 44.00 60.00 2500
26
(2286.0) (1117.6) (1524.0) (1136)
2500–3200 3 90.00 44.00 60.00 2500
(2286.0) (1117.6) (1524.0) (1136) 27
2500–3200 4 90.00 44.00 60.00 2800
(2286.0) (1117.6) (1524.0) (1273)
NEMA 3R Enclosed Drawout Transfer Switch
Figure 25.3-3. 200–3200A Drawout NEMA 1 28
200–2000 2 90.00 32.00 75.00 2100
(2286.0) (812.8) (1905.0) (953) B C 29
3 90.00 32.00 75.00 2100
(2286.0) (812.8) (1905.0) (953)
4 90.00
(2286.0)
32.00
(812.8)
75.00
(1905.0)
2400
(1090)
30
2500–3200 2 90.00 44.00 75.00 3000
(2286.0) (1117.6) (1905.0) (1362)
31
2500–3200 3 90.00 44.00 75.00 3000
(2286.0) (1117.6) (1905.0) (1362) A
2500–3200 4 90.00
(2286.0)
44.00
(1117.6)
75.00
(1905.0)
3300
(1498)
32
33
34
D Door Within a Door Design
35
Figure 25.3-4. 200–3200A Drawout NEMA 3R
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Sheet 25 046

22
Wireway Cubicle ATS Cubicle
23 SP D
24 Source 1
(Normal)
25
26
Load
27 A
28
Source 2
(Emergency)
29
30
31 Front View With Covers Right Side View

NEMA 1 NEMA 1
Emergency Lugs—
32 Located in Rear of Cubicle
Table 25.3-5. Connection Type (4000–5000A Only)
33 Connection Type Wireway
Required 1
Line Emergency Load
Source 1 Cable Cable Cable Yes
34 Normal (Normal) Bus Cable Cable Yes
Lugs Cable Bus Cable Yes
Cable Cable Bus Yes
35 Bus Bus Cable No
Bus Cable Bus No
Cable Bus Bus No
36 Load
Bus Bus Bus No
Lugs Table 25.3-6. Magnum Drawout Transfer Switches

37 Ampere No. A B C2 D Shipping
Rating of Height Width Width Depth Weight
Poles Lbs (kg)
38 4000 3 or 4 90.00 86.00 92.00 68.00 3
Wireway (2286.0) (2184.4) (2336.8) (1727.2)
Cubicle
Source 2 5000 3 or 4 90.00 86.00 92.00 68.00 3
39 (Emergency) (2286.0) (2184.4) (2336.8) (1727.2)
32.00 (812.8) 54.00 (1371.6)

40 B
C
Front View Without Covers
41 NEMA 1
SP = Shipping Split.
42 Figure 25.3-5. Magnum 4000–5000A Units—Drawout NEMA 1

1 The typical Magnum ATS at 4000 and 5000A ratings will include one cubicle with the Source 1 and Source 2 power-case switches or breakers.
A second cubicle called a wireway is most likely required unless bus is used for the connections per Connection Type table above. Cable connections
43 to the wireway cubicle can be made from the top or bottom. The wireway cubicle will have removable panels on the front, and cable connections may
be made from the top or the bottom. Cable connections to the power-case switch or breaker cubicle are made from the back. The wireway width is
32.00 inches (812.8 mm).
2 Seismic mounting adds 3.00 inches (76.2 mm) width to each side or additional 6.00 inches (152.4 mm) to width.
3 Consult factory.

Sheet 25 047

22
Wireway Cubicle ATS Cubicle
SP 23
24
Source 1
25
26
A
Load
27
Source 2 28
29
30
Front View NEMA 3R With Cover D
Door Within a Door Design
Emergency Lugs— Right Side View
31
Located in Rear of Cubicle
32
Source 1 Table 25.3-7. Connection Type (4000–5000A Only)
(Normal) Connection Type Wireway
Required 1
33
Normal Line Emergency Load
Lugs
Cable Cable Cable Yes
Bus Cable Cable Yes 34
Cable Bus Cable Yes
Cable Cable Bus Yes
Bus Bus Cable No 35
Load Bus Cable Bus No
Lugs Cable Bus Bus No
Bus Bus Bus No
36
Table 25.3-8. Magnum Drawout Transfer Switches
Ampere No. A B C2 D Shipping 37
Rating of Height Width Width Depth Weight
Poles Lbs (kg)
Source 2
(Emergency)
4000 3 or 4 90.00 86.00 92.00 82.35 3 38
(2286.0) (2184.4) (2336.8) (2091.7)
5000 3 or 4 90.00 86.00 92.00 82.35 3
32.00 (812.8) 54.00 (1371.6)
B
(2286.0) (2184.4) (2336.8) (2091.7) 39
C
Front View Without Covers
SP = Shipping Split.
40
Figure 25.3-6. Magnum 4000–5000A Units—NEMA 3R 41

1 The typical Magnum ATS at 4000 and 5000A ratings will include one cubicle with the Source 1 and Source 2 power-case switches or breakers.
A second cubicle called a wireway is most likely required unless bus is used for the connections per Connection Type table above. Cable connections
to the wireway cubicle can be made from the top or bottom. The wireway cubicle will have removable panels on the front, and cable connections may
be made from the top or the bottom. Cable connections to the power-case switch or breaker cubicle are made from the back. The wireway width is
42
32.00 inches (812.8 mm).
2 Seismic mounting adds 3.00 inches (76.2 mm) width to each side or additional 6.00 inches (152.4 mm) to width.
3 Consult factory. 43

Sheet 25 048
Bypass Isolation Features, Benefits and Functions ■ Switch position contacts:

22 ❑ Source 1 position 1NO/1NC
Transfer Switch Eaton’s transfer switch is a rugged,
compact design using Magnum power ❑ Source 2 position 1NO/1NC
23 switches or Magnum power circuit
breakers to transfer essential loads
■ Source 1 and Source 2 sensing:
❑ Undervoltage/underfrequency
from one power source to another.
24 Open transition switching devices are
interlocked to prevent both switching ■ Field-programmable time delays
devices from being closed at the same ❑ Time delay engine start
25 time. The versatile design, in addition
❑ Time delay normal to emergency
to standard transfer functions, offers
an optional integral thermal and ❑ Time emergency to normal
26 short-circuit protection in either or ❑ Time delay engine cooldown
both switching devices.
❑ Time delay emergency failure
The switching devices are in a compact ■ LCD color-based display for
27 vertical arrangement. The logic can programming, system diagnostics
be easily disconnected from the and Help menu
switching device without disturbing
28 critical connections. The enclosure
■ Mimic diagram with source
is free standing, and by using the
LED indication
specially supplied cleats, the switch
29 Bypass Isolation Transfer Switch is seismic approved (Option 42). The ■ Four programmable inputs
terminals are mounted in the rear of and outputs
30 General Description the switch, permitting rear, top, bottom ■ Standard Modbus 485
A bypass isolation switch uses or side cable or bus bar entrance. ■ USB port for set point downloads
loadbreak isolation and bypass and event recording uploads
The switching devices have a high
31 transfer power contacts. Thus, should withstand rating. The high-speed, ■ Password-protected access to
voltage be lost on the line to which stored-energy switching mechanism control functions and set point
the ATS is connected, and should guarantees a transfer time of less than programming
32 a manual bypass be required to the three cycles. ■ Two automatic plant exercisers—
other line, this can be accomplished load or no load, daily, 7-, 14-,
safely and quickly as described Industrial Design Highlights 28-day or calendar date operation,
33 below. With contactor designs using ■ Freestanding enclosure 0–600 minute runtime
non-loadbreak isolation and bypass ■ High withstand ratings
switches, manual bypass to the other Optional Features
❑ 100 kA standard 3-cycle rating
34 line is hindered by mechanical or ■ Available UL 1449 Third Edition
electrical safety interlocking. ❑ 85 kA standard 30-cycle rating surge protection device (SPD)
■ Dual drawout on ATS and bypass ■ Automatic transfer operation with
35 Application Description ■ Deadfront selectable (via programming) non-
The bypass isolation switch is ■ Safe manual transfer under load automatic or automatic retransfer
designed for applications where with fail-safe
36 maintenance, inspection and testing
■ Electrically operated
■ Magnum stored energy
must be performed while maintaining ■ Digital multi-function power
continuous power to the load. This mechanism
37 is typically required in critical life- ■ Quick make / quick break—
quality metering
■ DC power input for uninterrupted
support systems and standby power switching times (<3 cycles)
monitoring of ATS status
situations calling for safe system ■ Multi-tap transformer
38 maintenance with no power ■ Integrated load metering
■ True four-pole switched neutral
disruptions. Such a design allows ■ Expandable I/O (up to 20 I/O total)
■ Mechanically interlocked
for the quick removal of the different ■ EtherNet TCP/IP communications
39 switching devices for inspection, main- ■ Integral overcurrent trip option
tenance or replacement. ■ Integrated service entrance Seismic Qualification
rating option
40 ■ OSHPD listed
Standard Features
41 ■ ATC-900 controller
■ Drawout cassette on ATS
42 and bypass Refer to Tab 1 for information on
■ Source available contacts: seismic qualification for this and
❑ Source 1 available 1NO/1NC other Eaton products.
43 ❑ Source 2 available 1NO/1NC

Sheet 25 049
Floor-Standing Magnum Transfer Switches—Technical Data
Technical Data Table 25.3-9. Floor-Standing Magnum Transfer Switch Mounting

Mounting Voltage Current Number NEMA 22
Type Amperes of Poles Enclosure
Drawout 600
600/347
200
300
2, 3, 4 NEMA 1-
Behind
23
480 400 NEMA 1-
480/277 600 Thru
480/240 1000 NEMA 3R 24
415/240 1200
380/220 1600
240
240/120
2000
2500
25
220 3000
220/127 3200
208/120 4000 26
120 5000
Table 25.3-10. System Coordination Information—Withstand, Closing 27

and Interrupting Ratings
Transfer Switch 3-Cycle 30-Cycle 1
Ampere Rating Short-Circuit 600V (kA) Short-Time 600V (kA) 28
UL 1008
800 100 85
1000 100 85 29
1200 100 85
1600 100 85
Magnum Bypass Isolation Front View 2000 100 85 30
NEMA 1 Through-the-Door 2500 100 85
3000 100 85
3200 100 85 31
4000 100 —
UL 891
4000 — 85 2 32
5000 — 85 2
1 Ratings used for coordination with upstream breakers with
short-time ratings. 33
2 UL 1066 short-time withstand rating.
34
INCOMING
SOURCE 1
35
36
SOURCE 1
ISOLATED
ATS SOURCE 1
SOURCE 1 BYPASS 37
SOURCE 1 SOURCE 1
POSITION
LOAD
BYPASS
38
Front Access Option 54A is Available on All A
Magnum Designs NEMA 1 Behind the Door SOURCE 1
AVAILABLE 39
40
SOURCE 2 ATS SOURCE 2
ISOLATED
SOURCE 2 BYPASS
SOURCE 2
41
POSITION SOURCE 2
INCOMING BYPASS
SOURCE 2
A 42
SOURCE 2
AVAILABLE
43
Figure 25.3-7. Typical Bypass Isolation Switch Schematic

Sheet 25 050
Dimensions
22 Approximate dimensions in inches (mm). B C
23 Table 25.3-11. Magnum Bypass Isolation Drawout Transfer Switches

Rating of Height Width Depth Weight
24 Poles Lbs (kg)
NEMA 1 Enclosed Drawout Transfer Switch
A
200–2000 2 90.00 64.00 60.00 3100
25 (2286.0) (1625.6) (1524.0) (1409)
3 90.00 64.00 60.00 3100
(2286.0) (1625.6) (1524.0) (1409)
26 4 90.00 64.00 60.00 3700
(2286.0) (1625.6) (1524.0) (1682)
2500–3200 2 90.00 64.00 60.00 4700
27 (2286.0) (1625.6) (1524.0) (2136)
2500–3200 3 90.00 64.00 60.00 4700
(2286.0) (1625.6) (1524.0) (2136)
28 2500–3200 4 90.00 64.00 60.00 5500 Figure 25.3-8. 200–3200A Drawout NEMA 1
(2286.0) (1625.6) (1524.0) (2500)
29 200–2000 2 90.00 64.00 75.00 3700
B C
(2286.0) (1625.6) (1905.0) (1682)

3 90.00 64.00 75.00 3700
30 (2286.0) (1625.6) (1905.0) (1682)
4 90.00 64.00 75.00 4300
(2286.0) (1625.6) (1905.0) (1955)
31 2500–3200 2 90.00 64.00 75.00 5300 A
(2286.0) (1625.6) (1905.0) (2410)
2500–3200 3 90.00 64.00 75.00 5300
32 (2286.0) (1625.6) (1905.0) (2410)
2500–3200 4 90.00 64.00 75.00 6000
(2286.0) (1625.6) (1905.0) (2730)
33
34 Door Within a Door Design
35 Figure 25.3-9. 200–3200A Drawout NEMA 3R
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
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22
Source 2 Emergency Lugs
23
24
A
25
Note: Seismic mounting
brackets add 3.00 inches (76.2) 26
width to each side or an
32.00 54.00 54.00
additional 6.00 inches (152.4)
(872.8) (1371.8) (1371.8)
to total width.
Source 1 Top View 27
Normal D
Lugs
28
Normal Normal 29
ATS Bypass
Breaker Breaker
30
Emergency Emergency
ATS Bypass
Breaker Breaker
Load 31
Lugs
Wireway
Cubicle 32
SP SP
B Right Side View
C 33
SP = Shipping Split. Front View
Figure 25.3-10. Magnum 4000–5000A Units—NEMA 1 34

Note: The 4000 and 5000A bypass isolation ATS will include two cubicles for the Source 1 and Source 2 Normal and the Bypass power-case
switch. An additional cubicle called a wireway is provided for the Normal and Load connections. The wireway cubicle will have removable
panels on the front, and cable connections may be made from the top or the bottom. Cable connections for Emergency are made in the rear. 35
The wireway width is 32.00 inches (812.8 mm).
Table 25.3-12. NEMA 1 Magnum Drawout Transfer Switches Table 25.3-13. Magnum Bypass Isolation Drawout Transfer Switches 36
Ampere Number A B C1 D Shipping Ampere Number A B C Shipping
Rating of Poles Height Width Width Depth Weight Rating of Poles Height Width Depth Weight
Lbs (kg) Lbs (kg) 37
4000 3 or 4 90.00 137.00 146.00 60.00 2 NEMA 1 Enclosed Drawout Transfer Switch
(2286.0) (3479.8) (3708.4) (1524.0) 4000 2 or 3 90.00 (2286.0) 137.00 (3479.8) 60.00 (1524.0) 6900 (3133)
5000 3 or 4 90.00 137.00 146.00 60.00 2 4 90.00 (2286.0) 137.00 (3479.8) 60.00 (1524.0) 7600 (3450)
38
(2286.0) (3479.8) (3708.4) (1524.0) 5000 2 or 3 90.00 (2286.0) 137.00 (3479.8) 60.00 (1524.0) 7900 (3587)
1 Seismic mounting adds 3.00 inches (76.2 mm) width to each side or
additional 6.00 inches (152.4 mm) to width.
4 90.00 (2286.0) 137.00 (3479.8) 60.00 (1524.0) 8600 (3904) 39
2 Consult factory.
4000 2 or 3 90.00 (2286.0) 137.00 (3479.8) 75.00 (1905.0) 7900 (3587)
4 90.00 (2286.0) 137.00 (3479.8) 75.00 (1905.0) 8600 (3904)
40
5000 2 or 3 90.00 (2286.0) 137.00 (3479.8) 75.00 (1905.0) 8900 (4041)
4 90.00 (2286.0) 137.00 (3479.8) 75.00 (1905.0) 9600 (4358) 41
Table 25.3-14. Terminals
Ampere Normal, Emergency Neutral 42
Rating and Load
4000 (10) 3/0–750 kcmil (48) 4/0–500 kcmil

5000 (12) 3/0–750 kcmil (48) 4/0–500 kcmil
43

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22
Source 2
23 Emergency Lugs
24
25
26
27
Source 1
28 Normal
Top View
Lugs
29
30 Normal Normal
ATS Bypass
Breaker Breaker
31
Emergency Emergency
ATS Bypass
32 Breaker Breaker
Load
Lugs
33 Wireway
Cubicle
SP SP Door Within a Door Design
34 SP = Shipping Split.
Front View Right Side View
35 Figure 25.3-11. Magnum 4000–5000A Units—NEMA 3R

Note: The 4000 and 5000A bypass isolation ATS will include two cubicles for the Source 1 and Source 2 Normal and the Bypass power-case
switch. An additional cubicle called a wireway is provided for the Normal and Load connections. The wireway cubicle will have removable
panels on the front, and cable connections may be made from the top or the bottom. Cable connections for Emergency are made in the rear.
36 The wireway width is 32.00 inches (812.8 mm).
Table 25.3-15. NEMA 3R Magnum Drawout Transfer Switches Table 25.3-16. Connection Type (4000–5000A Only) 3
37 Ampere Number A B C1 D Shipping Connection Type Wireway
Rating of Poles Height Width Width Depth Weight Line Emergency Load
Lbs (kg)
38 2
Cable Cable Cable Yes
4000 3 or 4 90.00 140.00 146.00 82.35 Bus Cable Cable Yes
(2286.0) (3556.0) (3708.4) (2091.7) Cable Bus Cable Yes
39 5000 3 or 4 90.00 140.00 146.00 82.35 2 Cable Cable Bus Yes
(2286.0) (3556.0) (3708.4) (2091.7) Bus Bus Cable No
1 Seismic mounting adds 3.00 inches (76.2 mm) width to each side or Bus Cable Bus No
40 2
additional 6.00 inches (152.4 mm) to width. Cable
Bus
Bus
Bus
Bus
Bus
No
No
Consult factory.
3 A wireway is required in accordance with the following table for 4000
41 and 5000A ratings.
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Sheet 25 053
Product Selection Guide
Product Selection Guide 22

Table 25.4-1. ATC Controller Feature Selection Chart
Feature Description ATC-100 ATC-300+ ATC-900 23
24
25
Transition
Open transition Standard Standard Standard
Closed transition Not available Not available Standard
26
Timers
Time delay normal to emergency (TDNE) Standard Standard Standard 27
Time delay engine start (TDES) Standard Standard Standard
Time delay emergency to normal (TDEN) Standard Standard Standard
Time delay engine cooldown (TDEC) Standard Standard Standard
28
Time delay emergency fail (TDEF) Standard Standard Standard
Engine/Generator Exerciser 29
Plant exerciser (PE) with fail-safe Selectable—OFF, 7-, 14-, 28-day Selectable—OFF, 7-, 14-, 28-day Two independent exerciser
interval fixed run time 15 minutes interval, 0–600 minutes, no load/ modes—OFF, daily, 7-, 14-, 28-day
no load/load with fail-safe load with fail-safe interval or by calendar date
(up to 12 independent calendar
30
dates). Test operations include
independent transfer time delays
Source 1 Sensing
31
All-phase undervoltage and underfrequency Standard Standard Standard
protection
All-phase overvoltage and overfrequency Standard Standard Standard
32
protection
Three-phase rotation sensing Not available Standard Standard 33
Three-phase voltage unbalance Not available Standard Standard
Source 2 Sensing
All-phase undervoltage and underfrequency Standard Standard Standard 34
protection
All-phase overvoltage and overfrequency Standard Standard Standard
protection 35
Three-phase rotation sensing Not available Standard Standard
Three-phase voltage unbalance Not available Standard Standard
Manual Controls
36
Test operators Standard Standard Standard
Four-position test selector switch (FPSS) Not available Not available Optional 37
Time delay bypass pushbutton Not available Standard Standard
Maintenance selector switch (MSS) Not available Optional Optional
Automatic/manual operation selector switch Not available Optional Optional
38
Automatic/manual retransfer selector switch Not available Not available Optional
Manual retransfer pushbutton Not available Optional Optional 39
Indications / Status Display
Source 1 connected / Source 2 connected Standard Standard Standard
Source 1 available / Source 2 available Standard Standard Standard 40
Source 1 tripped / Source 2 tripped Standard Standard Standard
41
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Table 25.4-1. ATC Controller Feature Selection Chart (Continued)

22 Feature Description ATC-100 ATC-300+ ATC-900
23
24
Customer Outputs
25 Source 1 / Source 2 present contacts Not available Standard—2NO and 2NC Not available
Source 1 available / Source 2 available contacts Not available Not available Standard—1 Form C
Load sequence Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
26 Selective load shed Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
Load bank control Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
27 Pre-transfer Not available Standard—1 Form C Configurable—1 Form C
Pre-/post-transfer Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
Source 1 connected Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
28 Source 2 connected Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
ATS not in automatic Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
29 General alarm Not available Standard Configurable—1 Form C

ATS in test Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
Engine test aborted Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
30 Cooldown in process Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
Engine start contact status Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
Emergency inhibit on Not available Not available Configurable—1 Form C
31 Switch Position Indication Contact
Source 1 position indication contact Not available Standard—1 Form C Standard—1 Form C
32 Source 2 position indication contact Not available Standard—1 Form C Standard—1 Form C
Customer Inputs
Go to emergency (Source 2) Not available Standard Standard—configurable input
33 Load shed / emergency inhibit Not available Standard Standard—configurable input
Monitor mode Not available Optional Standard—configurable input
34 Bypass timers Not available Not available Standard—configurable input
Lockout Not available Optional Standard—configurable input
Manual retransfer on/off Not available Programmed Standard—configurable input
35 Manual retransfer Not available Standard Standard—configurable input
Slave in Not available Not available Standard—configurable input
36 Remote engine test Not available Not available Standard—configurable input
Preferred source selection Not available Not available Standard—configurable input
Remote load test Not available Not available Standard—configurable input
37 ATS on bypass Not available Not available Standard—configurable input
Integrated Metering
38 DCT metering—load side Not available Not available Optional
Communications
Modbus 485 Not available Optional Standard
39 Modbus TCP/IP Not available Optional Optional
40
41
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Table 25.4-2. ATC Controller Specification Selection Chart

Specification Description ATC-100 ATC-300+ ATC-900 22
23
24
Transfer Mode Open Transition
Delayed—time delay neutral Standard—based on construction Standard—based on construction Standard—based on construction 25
In-phase monitoring Standard—based on construction Standard—based on construction Standard—based on construction
Load voltage decay Not available Not available Standard—based on construction
Transfer Mode Closed Transition
26
Closed transition Not available Not available Standard—based on construction
Closed transition/In-phase Not available Not available Standard—based on construction 27
Closed transition/In-phase/ Not available Not available Standard—based on construction
Time delay neutral
Closed transition/In-phase/ Not available Not available Standard—based on construction 28
Load voltage delay
Service Entrance Rating
Source 1, Source 2 or both, and with Not available Optional Optional 29
and without ground fault protection
Stainless Steel Cover
SS lockable cover for controller
30
Programming Selections
Time delay normal to emergency 3 seconds (fixed) 0–1800 seconds 0–166 seconds 31
Time delay emergency to normal 5 minutes (fixed) 0–1800 seconds 0–166 seconds
Time delay engine cooldown 5 minutes (fixed) 0–1800 seconds 0–166 seconds
Time delay engine start 3 seconds (fixed) 0–120 seconds 0–120 seconds 32
Time delay neutral Not available 0–120 seconds 0–120 seconds or based on load
voltage decay of 2–30% of nominal
Time delay Source 2 fail Not available 0–6 seconds 0–6 seconds
33
Time delay voltage unbalance Not available 10–30 seconds 10–30 seconds
Voltage unbalance three-phase Not available 0 or 1 (1 = enabled) Enabled or disabled 34
Phase reversal three-phase Not available Dropout 5–20% Dropout 5–20%
Pickup (DO –2%) –3% Pickup (DO –2%) –3%
In-phase Not available 0 or 1 (1 = enabled) 35
Load sequencing Not available Not available 0–120 seconds (up to xx devices)
Pre-transfer signal Not available 1–120 seconds 0–120 seconds
Plant exerciser Selectable—OFF, 7-, 14-, 28-day Selectable—OFF, 7-, 14-, 28-day Two independent exerciser modes—
36
interval, fixed run time 15 minutes, interval, 0–600 minutes, no load/ OFF, daily, 7-, 14-, 28-day interval or by
no load/load with fail-safe load with fail-safe calendar date (up to 12 independent
calendar dates). Test operations 37
include independent transfer
time delays
Preferred source selection Not available Not available Source 1, Source 2 or None 38
Commitment to transfer in TDNE Not available Not available Enabled or disabled
Retransfer mode N/A automatic or Not available Optional Enabled or disabled
manual 39
Auto daylight saving time adjustment Not available Not available Enabled or disabled
System selection Utility/generator Utility/generator or dual utility Utility/generator, dual utility,
dual generator or three source 40
41
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Table 25.4-2. ATC Controller Specification Selection Chart (Continued)

22 Specification Description ATC-100 ATC-300+ ATC-900
23
24
Voltage Specifications
25 System application voltage Up to 480 Vac Up to 600 Vac Up to 600 Vac
Voltage measurements Source 1 and 2 Source 1 and 2—VAB, VBC and VCA Source 1, 2 and load—VAB, VBC
and VCA
26 Voltage measurement range 120–480 Vac 0–790 Vac rms 0–700 Vac rms
Operating power 95–145 Vac 65–145 Vac 65–160 Vac
24 Vdc (W10%)
27 Frequency Specifications
Frequency measurements Source 2 Source 1 and 2 Source 1 and 2
28 Frequency measurement range 50–60 Hz 40–70 Hz 40–70 Hz

Environmental Specifications
Operating temperature range –20 to +70ºC –20 to +70ºC –20 to +70ºC
29 Storage temperature range –30 to +85ºC –30 to +85ºC –30 to +85ºC
Operating humidity 0 to 95% relative humidity 0 to 95% relative humidity 0 to 95% relative humidity
(noncondensing) (noncondensing) (noncondensing)
30 Operating environment Resistant to ammonia, methane, Resistant to ammonia, methane, Resistant to ammonia, methane,
nitrogen, hydrogen and hydrocarbons nitrogen, hydrogen and hydrocarbons nitrogen, hydrogen and hydrocarbons
Front Panel Indication
31 Mimic diagram with LED indication Unit status, Source 1 and 2 available Unit status, Source 1 and 2 available Unit status, Source 1 and 2 available
and connected (five total) and connected (five total) and connected (seven total)
32 Main display N/A LCD-based display, 2 lines,

16 characters
LCD display, 4.3 inch color TFT
(480x272)
Display language N/A English, French and Spanish English, French and Spanish
33 Communications capable N/A Modbus 485 Modbus 485 or Ethernet TCP/IP
Enclosure compatibility NEMA 1 and 3R NEMA 1, 12, 3R and 4X UV NEMA 1, 12, 3R and 4X UV
resistant faceplate resistant faceplate
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
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ATC-100 Controller—General Description
ATC-100 Controller Features, Benefits and Functions Standards and Certifications

22
■ UL listed component
Standard Features
■ IEC 61000-4-2, 61000-4-3, 61000-4-4,
61000-4-5, 61000-4-6, 61000-4-11 23
■ CISPR 11, Class B
■ FCC Part 15, Class B
■ Switch position indication contacts: 24
❑ Source 2 position 1NO and 1NC 25
26
■ Controller settings via jumpers
located at the rear of the unit 27
■ Mimic diagram with source
ATC-100 Controller LED indication 28
■ Time-stamped history log
General Description
■ System TEST pushbutton 29
The ATC-100 Controller is a
■ Selectable—OFF, daily, 7-, 14-, 28-day
comprehensive, multi-function,
interval fixed run time 15 minutes
microprocessor-based ATS controller.
It is a compact, self-contained,
no load/load with fail-safe 30
panel-mounted device designed to ■ Monitor utility and generator power
replace traditional relay and solid-state source voltages and generator
logic panels. power source frequency 31
■ Provide undervoltage protection
Application Description of the utility and generator
32
power sources
The ATC-100 Controller provides both
fixed and jumper-selectable settings ■ Provide underfrequency and over-
to allow for a range of applications. frequency protection of the utility 33
It operates from all system voltages and generator power source
between 120 and 480 Vac, single-phase ■ Permit easy customer setup
and three-phase, at 50 or 60 Hz. In ■ Permit system testing 34
addition, a period of no control power ■ Provide faceplate source status
operation is provided. indications
The ATC-100 Controller monitors the
35
condition of the three-phase line-to-
line voltage and frequency of both the 36
utility and generator power sources.
It can also be set up for single-phase
operation. The ATC-100 controller 37
provides the necessary intelligence
to ensure that the transfer switch
operates properly through a series of 38
sensing and timing functions.
The ATC-100 controller can be used
with both the breaker-based design 39
and the contactor-based design.
See Table 25.4-4 for ranges and
factory settings. 40
41
42
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ATC-100 Controller—Technical Data
Technical Data
22
Table 25.4-3. ATC-100 Controller Specifications
23 Description Specification
Input control voltage 95 to 145 Vac 50/60 Hz

Voltage measurements Utility VAB Generator VAB
24 Utility VBC Generator VBC
Utility VCA Generator VCA
Voltage measurement range 0 to 575 Vac rms (50/60 Hz)
25 Voltage measurement accuracy ±1% of full scale
Frequency measurements of Generator
26 Frequency measurement range 40 Hz to 70 Hz
Frequency measurement accuracy ±0.3 Hz over the measurement range
Operating temperature range –20° to +70°C (–4° to +158°F)
27 Storage temperature range –0° to +85°C (–22° to +185°F)
Operating humidity 0 to 95% relative humidity (noncondensing)
28 Operating environment Resistant to ammonia, methane, nitrogen, hydrogen and hydrocarbons

Generator start relay 5A, 1/6 hp at 250 Vac
5A at 30 Vdc with a 150W maximum load
29 K1, K2 relays 10A, 1–3 hp at 250 Vac
10A at 30 Vdc
Enclosure compatibility NEMA 1, NEMA 3R and NEMA 12
30 UV-resistant ATC-100 faceplate
Table 25.4-4. Adjustable Features with Range and Factory Default t

31 Set Point Fixed/ Description Range Factory Default
Adjustable Breakers Contactors
32 TDES Fixed Time delay engine start 3 seconds 3 seconds 3 seconds

TDNE Jumper-selectable Time delay normal to 2 or 15 seconds 15 seconds 15 seconds
emergency
33 TDEN Fixed Time delay emergency to 5 minutes 5 minutes 5 minutes
normal
TDEC Fixed Time delay engine cool-off 1 minute 1 minute 1 minute
34 NOM FREQ Jumper-selectable Nominal frequency 50 or 60 Hz As ordered As ordered
NOM VOLTS Jumper-selectable Nominal voltage 120, 208, 220, 230, 240, 380 and 480V As ordered As ordered
S1 UV DROP Fixed Utility undervoltage 80% of NOMV 80% of NOMV 80% of NOMV
35 dropout in volts in volts
S2 UV DROP Fixed Generator undervoltage 80% of NOMV 80% of NOMV 80% of NOMV
dropout in volts in volts
36 S1 UV PICK Fixed Utility undervoltage 90% of NOMV 90% of NOMV 90% of NOMV
pickup in volts in volts
S2 UV PICK Fixed Generator undervoltage 90% of NOMV 90% of NOMV 90% of NOMV
37 pickup in volts in volts
S2 UF DROP Fixed Utility underfrequency 90% of NOMF 90% of NOMF 90% of NOMF
dropout in hertz in hertz
38 S2 UF PICK Fixed Generator underfrequency 95% of NOMF 95% of NOMF 95% of NOMF
pickup in hertz in hertz
S2 OF DROP Jumper-selectable Generator overfrequency Off or 115% of NOMF (contactor) Off 115%
39 dropout
S2 OF PICK Jumper-selectable Generator overfrequency Off or 110% of NOMF Off 110%
pickup
40 Generator test Jumper-selectable Generator test programming 7-, 14- or 28-day 7-day 7-day
Test mode Jumper-selectable Test mode Off, No Load, Load Off Off
41 TER Fixed Engine run test time 15 minutes 15 minutes 15 minutes
PHASES Jumper-selectable Three-phase or single-phase 1 or 3 As ordered As ordered
TDEF Fixed Time delay emergency 6 seconds 6 seconds 6 seconds
42 fail timer
TDN Jumper-selectable Time delay neutral Disabled (0 seconds) or enabled Enabled Enabled
(2 seconds) (2 seconds) (2 seconds)
43

Sheet 25 059
ATC-300+ Controller—General Description
ATC-300+ Controller Features, Benefits and Functions Standards and Certifications

22
■ UL listed component
Standard Features
■ Meets UL 1008
■ Meets intent of UL 991 23
■ Meets IEC 1000-4-2, 1000-4-3,
1000-4-4, 1000-4-5, 1000-4-6, 1000-4-11
■ Switch position indication contacts: ■ Meets CISPR 11, Class A
24
❑ Source 1 position 1NO and 1NC ■ Complies with FCC Part 15, Class A
❑ Source 2 position 1NO and 1NC 25
26
❑ Three-phase rotation protection
❑ Three-phase voltage unbalance 27
■ Pre-transfer signal contacts
ATC-300+ Controller
1NO/1NC 28
■ Go to emergency (Source 2)
General Description ■ Source-2 emergency inhibit contact
■ Seven field-programmable time
29
Transfer switches are equipped
with the high-performance ATC-300+ delays
digital transfer controller, receive ■ LCD-based display for programming, 30
rock-solid monitoring, status reporting system diagnostic and Help
and transfer control operation. message display
Its superior design and robust ■ Mimic diagram with source 31
construction make the ATC-300+ available and connected
the industry benchmark for critical LED indication
and distributed power systems. ■ Time-stamped history log 32
■ System TEST pushbutton
Application Description
Eaton’s ATC-300+ controller-based
■ Programmable plant exerciser— 33
OFF, daily, 7-, 14-, 28-day interval
automatic transfer switch is designed selectable run time 0–600 minutes
to provide unmatched performance,
reliability and versatility for critical
no load/load with fail-safe 34
■ RS-485 communication capability
standby power applications.
Optional Features 35
■ Suitable for use as service equipment
in the standard enclosure size when
used with breaker-based design 36
transfer switches
■ Available UL 1449 3rd Edition
compliant surge protection devices 37
■ Integrated distribution panels
■ Field-selectable multi-tap transformer
panel permits operation on a wide
38
range of system voltages
■ Integral overcurrent protection 39
available when used with breaker-
based design transfer switches
■ Space heater with thermostat 40
■ Ammeter—load side
■ Power quality metering
41
■ Manual retransfer selector switch
■ Stainless steel cover for controller
■ Load shed/emergency inhibit 42
■ Manual retransfer
■ Communication via Modbus RTU— 43
metering data, engine test, set point
management system status
■ Remote annunciator available

Sheet 25 060
ATC-300+ Controller—Technical Data
Technical Data
22
Table 25.4-5. ATC-300+ Controller Specifications
23 Description Specification
Input control voltage 65–145 Vac 50/60 Hz

Voltage measurements Source 1 VAB Source 2 VAB
24 Source 1 VBC Source 2 VBC
Source 1 VCA Source 2 VCA
Voltage measurement range 0–790 Vac rms (50/60 Hz)
25 Voltage measurement accuracy ±2% of nominal input voltage
Frequency measurement Source 1 and Source 2
26 Frequency measurement range 40–70 Hz
Frequency measurement accuracy ±0.3 Hz
Undervoltage dropout range
27 Breaker/switch style ATS 50–97% of the nominal system voltage
Contactor style ATS 78–97% of the nominal system voltage
Undervoltage pickup range (Dropout +2%) to 99% of the nominal system voltage
28 Overvoltage dropout range
Breaker/switch style ATS 105–120% of the nominal system voltage
Contactor style ATS 105–110% of the nominal system voltage
29 Overvoltage pickup range 103% to (dropout –2%) of the nominal system voltage
Underfrequency dropout range 90–97% of the nominal system frequency
Underfrequency pickup range (Dropout +1 Hz) to 99% of the nominal system frequency
30 Overfrequency dropout range
Breaker/switch style ATS 103 to 110% of the nominal system frequency
Contactor style ATS 103 to 105% of the nominal system frequency
31 Overfrequency pickup range 101% to (dropout –1 Hz) of the nominal system frequency
Operating temperature range –20° to +70°C (–4° to +158°F)
32 Storage temperature range –0° to +85°C (–22° to +185°F)
Operating humidity 0–95% relative humidity (noncondensing)
Operating environment Resistant to ammonia, methane, nitrogen, hydrogen and hydrocarbons
33 Generator start relay 5A, 1/6 hp at 250 Vac/5A at 30 Vdc with a 150W maximum load
K1, K2, pre-transfer, alarm relays, K3, K4 10A, 1–3 hp at 250 Vac/10A at 30 Vdc
34 Enclosure compatibility NEMA 1, NEMA 3R and NEMA 12 UV-resistant ATC-300+ faceplate
The following set points are programmable if the corresponding feature is programmed.
35 Table 25.4-6. ATC-300+ Programming Features/Set Points 1
Set Point Set Point Units Description Range Factory
36 Default
TDES Minutes: seconds Time delay engine start 0–120 seconds 0:03
TDNE Minutes: seconds Time delay normal to emergency 0–1800 seconds 0:00
37 TDEN Minutes: seconds Time delay emergency to normal 0–1800 seconds 5:00
TDEC Minutes: seconds Time delay engine cool-off 0–1800 seconds 5:00
38 TDN Minutes: seconds Time delay neutral 0–120 seconds 0:00
PLANT EXER Days Plant exerciser programming Off, daily, 7-day, 14-day or 28 day Off
TEST MODE — Test Mode 0, 1 or 2 (0 = no load engine test, 1 = load engine test, 2 =disabled) 0
39 TER Hours: minutes Engine run test time 0–600 minutes 5:00
TPRE Minutes: seconds Pre-transfer delay timer 0–120 seconds 0:00
40 PHASES — Three-phase or single-phase 1 or 3 As ordered
VOLT UNBAL Volts Voltage unbalanced 0 or 1 (1 = enabled) 1
UNBAL DROP % Percent Percent for unbalanced 5–20% of phase voltage unbalance 20%
41 voltage dropout
UNBAL PICK % Percent Percent for unbalanced Dropout minus (UNBAL DROP % –2) to 3% 10%
voltage pickup
42 UNBAL DELAY Seconds Unbalanced delay timer 10–30 0:20
TDEF Seconds Time delay emergency fail timer 0–6 seconds 6
PHASE REV — Phase reversal OFF, ABC or CBA OFF
43 1 Complete list of programming selections found in IB01602009E.

Sheet 25 061
ATC-300+ Controller—Technical Data
22
23
Source 1, Source 2 and Load
Colored LED lights show status
of both sources and load. 24
25
LED Display
Unit will provide LED readout 26
showing actual metered values for
Voltage, Frequency and Condition
(including Normal, Undervoltage,
Overvoltage and so on).
Increase/Decrease 27
A detailed explanation
of these buttons can be
Engine Test Button
found in the Operation
section.
28
Pressing this button twice
initiates an engine test.
29
30
Help Step Button
Pressing the Help button in any Shows multiple
variables under
31
function mode will bring up display
Lamp Test Enter each display select
messages, explanations and
prompts to assist the operator. function.
32
Closed Transition ATC-300+ Front Panel Display and Button Functions
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Sheet 25 062
ATC-900 Automatic Transfer Switch Controller—General Description
22 ATC-900 Automatic Transfer General Description Features, Benefits and Functions

Switch Controller Eaton’s ATC-900 brings intelligence, Ease of use is a major benefit of the
adaptability, and enhanced supervisory ATC-900 controller. The simple yet
23 and programming capabilities to
Eaton’s complete transfer switch
powerful user interface includes many
intuitive operating features. The color
product offering including contactor-, display and LED indications provide
24 breaker- and Magnum-based enhanced operator visibility of transfer
transfer switches. switch status and system detail.
Clear operational focus was achieved
The one standard model concept
25 offers a variety of monitoring and
through design simplicity. Front arrow
keys allow for quick screen navigation,
control features, selective load removal of codes and abbreviations
shedding, remote load testing, along
26 with event logging/recording and
avoid potential confusion, and refined
data screens provide for ease of
Modbus communications. With viewing and edits.
configurable monitoring and control
27 features and add-on accessory Primary Functions
modules, the ATC-900 provides the The ATC-900 Automatic Transfer
flexibility to meet current and future
28 system needs.
Switch Controller offers these standard
features:
29 ATC-900 Automatic Transfer

Application Description ■ Monitor normal and emergency-
source voltages and frequencies
Switch Controller High reliability makes the ATC-900
ideal for mission-critical installations ■ Provide transfer and retransfer
30 in the health care, water, industrial and control signals
data center industries. An intelligent ■ Provide engine/generator start and
control architecture allows the shutdown signals
31 ATC-900 to address virtually any ■ Permit user programming of
system requirements. Typical operational set points
applications include utility-to-utility, ■ Display real-time and historical
32 utility-to-generator and generator-to- information
generator transfer pairs, and advanced
■ Permit system testing
programming features provide for
33 control of three-source systems. ■ Store customer and factory-
Design flexibility allows for operations established parameters in
with open, in-phase, delayed or closed nonvolatile memory
34 transition platforms. ■ Provide faceplate source status
indication
■ Provide an LCD for programming
35 and status readouts
Features and Benefits
36 ■ LCD screen for system status,
programming, system diagnostics,
help, and troubleshooting
37 ■ Event logging and recording,
450 time stamped events
■ 0–600V field programmable system
38 voltage flexible configuration with
assignable inputs and outputs
39 ■ Three-source ATS control—master
and slave controller functionality
■ Selective, automatic load shedding
40 ■ Industry standard communication
protocols—Modbus RTU and/or
Modbus TCP/IP communications
41 interface
■ USB drive for uploading and
downloading of event data
42
■ USB drive for uploading and
downloading programmed
43 set points

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ATC-900 Automatic Transfer Switch Controller—Features, Benefits and Functions
Table 25.4-7. ATC-900 Features

Features ATC-900 22
Hardware
4.3-inch color TFT LCD display ■ 23
UV-resistant faceplate ■
Mimic diagram and LED status indicators ■
Suitable for application over a wide range of environmental conditions ■ 24
Positive feedback membrane pushbuttons for application in harsh environments ■
■
Help function for detailed description of displayed message
25
Password protected system test pushbutton ■
Bypass time delay pushbutton ■
Form C engine start contact for Source 1 and Source 2 ■ 26
S1 and S2 available Form C contacts ■
Self-diagnostic and system diagnostic functions with LED indication ■
DC power input Optional
27
Metering
True rms voltage sensing of Source 1, Source 2 and Load ■ 28
Frequency sensing of Source 1, Source 2 and Load ■
Voltage unbalance and phase rotation sensing ■
Load current sensing Optional
29
Sampling at 64 samples per cycle Optional
Source 1 voltages (three-phase) ■ 30
Source 2 voltages (three-phase) ■
Load voltages (three-phase) ■
Source 1 frequency ■ 31
Source 2 frequency ■
■
Load frequency
32
Load currents (three-phase) Optional
Load kW Optional
Load kVAR Optional 33
Load kVA Optional
PF Optional
Programming
34
Programmable set points stored in nonvolatile memory ■
System monitoring with historical data storage and display ■ 35
Digital set points for accurate and consistent performance ■
Password-protected access to control functions and set point programming ■
Four programmable control inputs ■
36
Four programmable control outputs ■
Expandable I/O modules (up to 20 I/O total) Optional 37
Automatic plant exerciser—two plant exerciser schedules, Off, daily, 7-day, 14-day, ■
28-day, calendar, separate TDNE, TDEN, TDEC timers from normal operation,
control input provided for remotely initiating an engine test 38
Communications
Modbus RTU ■
Modbus TCP/IP Optional 39
USB port for set point configuration and event-recording downloads ■
Event History 40
320 time-stamped events ■
2 seconds of metered data stored before and after a transfer event Optional
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22 LED Mimic Diagram Unit Status Light

Source 1 and Source 2 color-coded This LED blinks green indicating that the ATC-900
LEDs provide Available and is operating and providing the transfer switch
control function in keeping with programmed set
23 Connected status indication.
points. If the LED is not lit or is on continuously,
a problem may be indicated.
24 Status Screen
Help
Displays controller firmware
The ATC-900 Main Menu screen provides version and user tips.
transfer switch status at a glance. Source 1,
25 Source 2, and load-metering data are Lamp Test
displayed as well as any active alarms.
Pressing the Lamp Test pushbutton lights all LEDs
Display and then displays ATC-900 controller information.
26 The ATC-900 eliminates the use of codes
and abbreviations for transfer switch
functions. Data screens are grouped for Engine Test
27 ease of viewing and edits. Performs an engine test using the programmed
engine run and cool down times. This is a
password-protected feature.
Arrow Key Navigation
28 Right and Left Arrow Keys are used to navigate Bypass Time Delays
menu options and Up and Down Arrow Keys Pressing the Enter and Help pushbuttons
are used to select and change set point values. simultaneously reduces the active programmed
29 time delay to zero to simplify test procedures.
ATC-900 User Interface

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31
32
33
34 Configurable Inputs
System inputs are “wetted” contacts. System
RS-422
inputs can be configured to perform a preset list DCT Module

of functions. (Note: A factory configured input
35 cannot be reconfigured in the field if the factory
RS-232 (ATC-900 ECAM)
provides associated hardware.) Modbus 485
Factory Use Only Accessory I/O Port

36 The sensing inputs are the connection points
USB Port
for monitoring Source 1, Source 2, and the
Load. Three-phase systems are connected to Generator start
37 Phase A, B and C. Single-phase systems are Form-C contact. This is a latching relay utilized
connected to points Phase A and Phase B. to initiate startup and shutdown cycles of the
engine/generator set. The GENERATOR START
Factory Use Only
contact is rated 5 amperes at 250 Vac/30 Vdc.
38 ■ Source 1 and Source 2 auxiliary: These inputs
are connected to the power switching devices Earth Ground
position indication contacts Provides a connection point for the common
■ K1, K2, K3 and K4: These Form-A output
39 contacts are utilized to control the power
system ground.
switching mechanism. They operate in Configurable Outputs

conjunction with the Source 1 and 2 auxiliary Four Form C dry relay contacts that can be
40 inputs configured to perform a preset list of functions.
Contacts are rated 10 amperes at 250 Vac/30 Vdc.
Control Power Inputs (Source 1 and Source 2) Note: A factory-configured output cannot be
The control power input range is 65–145 Vac, reconfigured in the field if the factory provides
41 50/60 Hz, 9–36 Vdc. associated hardware)
Source 1 and Source 2 Available
Form C dry relay contacts that indicate
42 Source 1 and Source 2 availability based on the
programmed voltage and frequency set points.
Contacts are rated 10 amperes at 250 Vac/30 Vdc.
43
ATC-900 Connections

Sheet 25 065
ATC-900 Programmable Set Points

Table 25.4-8 lists only controller features; switch features are not listed, as they are defined by switch construction. 22
Transition settings are specific to the transfer switch construction.
Table 25.4-8. Features and Set Points 23

Option Description Range Factory
Number Default
General Settings
24
— Set new password 0000–9999 0900
— Selected language English, French or Spanish English 25
— Nominal frequency 50 or 60 Hz As ordered
— Nominal voltage 110–600V As ordered
— Number of phases 1 or 3 As ordered
26
— Number of generators 0, 1 or 2 1
— Preferred source Source 1 or Source 2 Source 1 27
— PT ratio 2:1–500:1 As ordered
— CT ratio 200–5000 —
— Daylight saving time On or Off 1 28
— Operating mode Stand-alone/master or slave Master
— Phase sequence check ABC, CBA or Off Off 29
— Commitment to transfer in TDNE Yes or no No
— Manual retransfer Auto, manual or external As ordered
— Modbus address 1–247 1 30
— Modbus baud rate 0 = 9600, 1, even 9600
1 = 9600, 1, odd —
2 = 9600, 2, none —
31
3 = 9600, 1, none —
4 = 19,200, 1, even — 32
5 = 19,200, 1, odd —
6 = 19,200, 2, none —
7 = 19,200, 1, none —
33
Transition Settings
47 Closed transition 34
Closed transition On or Off On or Off As ordered
Closed voltage difference 1–5% 2%
Closed frequency difference 0.0–0.3 Hz 0.3
35
32f/32d Open—in-phase transition
In-phase—On or Off Disable, in-phase default to alarm,
in-phase default to open transition
As ordered 36
In-phase frequency difference 0.0–3.0 Hz 1.0
— Synchronization timer 1–60 minutes 5 37
32a/32d Open—delayed transition
Time delay neutral 0–120 seconds 0
Load voltage decay 2–30% of nominal voltage 6%
38
Time Delays
1a Time delay normal to emergency 0–9999 seconds 0:00 39
3a Time delay emergency to normal 0–9999 seconds 5:00
35A Time delay pre-transfer 0–120 seconds 0:01
35C Time delay post-transfer 0–120 seconds 0:10 40
2A Time delay engine 1 start 0–120 seconds 0:03
— Time delay engine 2 start 0–120 seconds 0:03 41
4A Time delay engine cool-off 0–9999 seconds 5:00
7A Time delay engine fail timer 0–6 seconds 0:06
— Voltage unbalance time delay 10–30 seconds 0:30 42
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Sheet 25 066
Table 25.4-8. Features and Set Points

22 Option Description Range Factory
Number Default
Source Settings
23 26P Source 1 undervoltage dropout 70–97% of nominal 80%
Source 1 undervoltage pickup (dropout + 2%) to 99% of nominal 90%
24 5P Source 2 undervoltage dropout 70–97% of nominal 80%
Source 2 undervoltage pickup (dropout + 2%) to 99% of nominal 90%
26K Source 1 overvoltage dropout 105–120% of nominal (0 = disabled) 115%
25 Source 1 overvoltage pickup 103% of nominal to (dropout –2%) (0 = disabled) 105%
5K Source 2 overvoltage dropout 105–120% of nominal (0 = disabled) 115%
26 Source 2 overvoltage pickup 103% of nominal to (dropout –2%) (0 = disabled) 105%
26J Source 1 underfrequency dropout 90–97% of nominal (0 = disabled) 94%
Source 1 underfrequency pickup (dropout + 1 Hz) to 99% of nominal (0 = disabled) 96%
27 5J Source 2 underfrequency dropout 90–97% of nominal (0 = disabled) 94%
Source 2 underfrequency pickup (dropout + 1 Hz) to 99% of nominal (0 = disabled) 96%
28 26N Source 1 overfrequency dropout 103–110% (0 = disabled) 106%

Source 1 overfrequency pickup 101% to (dropout –1 Hz) (0 = disabled) 104%
5N Source 2 overfrequency dropout 103–110% (0 = disabled) 106%
29 Source 2 overfrequency pickup 101% to (dropout –1 Hz) (0 = disabled) 104%
26L Source 1 percent for unbalanced 5–20% of phase-to-phase voltage unbalance 12%
voltage dropout (0 = disabled)
30 Source 1 percent for unbalanced 3% to (dropout –2%) (0 = disabled) 10%
voltage pickup
5L Source 2 percent for unbalanced 5–20% of phase-to-phase voltage unbalance 12%
31 voltage dropout (0 = disabled)
Source 2 percent for unbalanced 3% to (dropout –2%) (0 = disabled) 10%
voltage pickup
32 Engine Test/Plant Exerciser (PE1 and PE2 are independently programmable)
6B Engine test pushbutton on panel
33 Test mode No load, load transfer, disabled Load transfer
Engine run test time 0–600 minutes Load transfer
23M PE time delay normal 0–9999 seconds 1 minute
34 to emergency
PE time delay emergency 0–9999 seconds 1 minute
to normal
35 PE time delay engine cooldown 0–9999 seconds 5 minutes
PE1/PE2 test mode No load, load transfer, disabled Disabled
PE1/PE2 run time 0–600 minutes 30 minutes
36 PE1/PE2 schedule Off, daily, 7-day, 14-day, 28-day or calendar date 30 minutes
(up to 12 user-specified dates)
37 PE1/PE2 calendar date Month: 1–12; Day: 1–31 30 minutes

PE1/PE2 day of week 1 Sunday, 2 Monday, 3 Tuesday, 4 Wednesday, 30 minutes
5 Thursday, 6 Friday or 7 Saturday
38 PE1/PE2 plant start time HH:MM AM/PM 30 minutes
Accessory I/O
— Accessory I/O modules 0–4 —
39
40
41
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Flexible Configuration Additional I/O can be added at any Voltage Inputs (measurement category)
Designed for scalability, the ATC-900 time by adding an external I/O module. ■ Range: universal, auto-ranging up to 22
can be configured for a wide variety Each I/O module contains four inputs 416 Vac L–N, 721 Vac L–L
of applications. A mix-and-match and outputs and up to four modules
■ Supported hookups: 3-element wye
approach to features allows the user to can be daisy chained to the ATC-900
or delta
23
build a transfer switch controller that controller.
■ Input impedance: 2m ohm/phase
meets the precise application needs.
■ Burden: 0.0022 VA/phase at 120V 24
The ATC-900 controller includes four ■ Fault withstand: meets IEEE C37.90.1
user configurable inputs and outputs.
The inputs and outputs can be Current Inputs 25
assigned functions from a predefined ■ 5A nominal, 10A maximum
list of options either at the factory or ■ Burden: 0.005 VA per phase
in the field. maximum at 11A 26
■ Inputs ■ Pickup current: 0.1% of nominal
❑ Monitor mode ■ Connections: screw terminals 27
❑ Bypass timers ■ Maximum input wire gauge:
I/O Module—The ATC-900 optional I/O AWG #12/2.5 mm 2
❑ Lockout module provides users with four additional
assignable inputs and outputs. Up to four ■ Fault withstand: 100A/10 seconds, 28
❑ Manual retransfer On or Off
I/O modules can be added to an ATC-900 300A/3 seconds, 500A/1 second
❑ Manual retransfer controller providing a total of 20 inputs
❑ Slave in and outputs. Isolation 29
■ All inputs are isolated to 2600 Vac
❑ Remote engine test Metering
❑ Preferred source selection Optional metering requires the Measurement Methods 30
addition of a DCT module. The DCT ■ Voltage, current: true rms
❑ Go to emergency
module mounts directly on the back ■ Power: sampling at 64 samples
❑ Emergency inhibit of the controller. per cycle on all channels measured 31
❑ ATS on bypass readings simultaneously
The DCT module incorporates a
❑ Go to neutral ■ A/D conversion: 16 simultaneous
current transformer interface to the
12 bit analog to digital converters
32
■ Outputs (control) ATC-900 allowing current to be
metered along with voltage and
❑ Load sequence Table 25.4-9. Current Voltage Frequency
frequency. Combined with the
Metering Data
33
❑ Selective load shed ATC-900, the DCT module serves
❑ Load bank control as a multi-function power meter and Metering Units Accuracy Notes
❑ Pre-/post-transfer
provides measurement of the listed Current 34
electrical parameters. Readings are IA, IB, IC Amperes ±1% of —
❑ Pre-transfer displayed on the ATC-900 controller reading
❑ Post-transfer display or can be monitored through Voltage 35
❑ User remote control
Modbus 485.
VAB, VBC, Volts ±1% of Line-
VCA reading to-line
■ Outputs (status/alarms) voltage 36
❑ Source 1 available (standard) Frequency
❑ Source 2 available (standard) Frequency Hz ±0.2 Hz of Range is
reading 20–255 Hz 37
❑ Source 1 connected
❑ Source 2 connected Table 25.4-10. Power and Energy
❑ ATS not in automatic Metering Data 38
❑ General alarm Power Units Accuracy Notes
Metering
❑ ATS in test 39
Power kW ±2% of Approx.
❑ Engine test aborted reading 1-second
❑ Cooldown in process update 40
❑ Engine start contact status kVA kVA ±2% of Approx.
reading 1-second
❑ Generator 1 start status update
41
❑ Generator 2 start status kVAR kVAR ±2% of Approx.
reading 1-second
❑ Emergency inhibit on update
❑ ATS on bypass DCT Module Attached PF (power — 0 to ±1.00 —
42
factor)
43

Sheet 25 068
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Event Summary

22 In a mission-critical application, a failure to transfer to the
backup power system requires quick and decisive action.
Eaton’s ATC-900 controller provides users with the data
23 required to quickly identify the root cause of a backup power
system failure and minimize system downtime. This data
allows the user to identify a specific event and obtain
24 the detailed event information including a step by step
breakdown of the transfer sequence.
25 Historical Data
26
27
Event Summary Display
28 The ATC-900 controller stores 100 transfer summaries,
350 transfer details, 100 alarms and 20 time adjustments.
29 Events include:
■ Actions of the transfer sequence
30 ■ Alarms
■ Changes to the set points
■ Changes to the time/date
Historical Data Display
31 ■ Resetting a historical counter
The historical data display indicates historical and ■ Engine run test
cumulative counter values as follows:
32 ■ Time-stamping resolution of 1 second.
■ Source 1 available
Event Details
■ Source 1 connected
33 ■ Source 1 engine run
■ Source 2 available
34 ■ Source 2 connected
■ Source 2 engine run
■ Tier IV timer
35 ■ Load energized
■ Number of transfers
36 Historical counter resets are date and time-stamped events
that are captured in the event log.
37
38
Event Details Display
Each transfer event can be exploded to view a step by step,

39 time stamped, sequence of operation for a transfer event. All
metered values are also logged for each event and can be
viewed on the event data screen. Time stamping resolution
40 of 0.1 seconds.
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Hi-Speed Capture HMi Remote Annunciator and Controller

The HMi Remote Annunciator and Controller monitors and 22
controls up to eight transfer switches on a 7-inch LCD touch
screen. It is compatible with either Modbus RTU or Modbus
TCP/IP protocols. A basic mimic bus for each transfer switch 23
displays source availability, source connected and preferred
source. Users can drill down to metered source values and
event history for each transfer switch. All control features are 24
password-protected and include engine test, transfer to
emergency (peak shaving), manual retransfer and bypass
time delays. 25
26
27
High Speed Capture Display, Pre and Post Event
The ATC-900 stores metered data updated on a continuous 28

20 millisecond basis for specific events. The data is captured
2 seconds before and 2 seconds after the event (except for a
power failure, which is 4 seconds before). Oscillographic 29
data for 10 events is stored in the controller and may be
downloaded over USB or displayed graphically. HMi Remote Annunciator and Controller
USB Programming Port

30
Events include:
Every ATC-900 transfer switch includes a front panel,
■ Source unavailability actions that initiate a transfer
sequence (undervoltage, overvoltage, etc.)
NEMA 4X rated USB port for use in configuring set points or 31
downloading event data to a USB flash drive. To reduce the
■ Successful transfers (at the point of breaker/ time spent on site for commissioning, set points can be
contactor closure) configured at a PC using the ATC-900 configuration software 32
■ Unsuccessful transfers (at the point of breaker/contactor and saved to a USB flash drive to be uploaded to one or
failure to close or open) multiple controllers. Set points are also easily copied from
Industry Standard Communication Protocol
one controller to another. 33
Every ATC-900 controller includes a standard Modbus RTU Downloading event capture data provides the user the ability
to more thoroughly analyze high-speed capture data using a
communications interface with an option to upgrade to
PC, or data can be emailed to Eaton’s Technical Support Team
34
Modbus TCP/IP.
when off site troubleshooting support is required.
The ATC-900 is also compatible with Eaton’s Power Xpert
Gateway for web-based monitoring, Modbus TCP/IP, 35
SNMP, or BACnet/IP. The Power Xpert Gateway can be
used to consolidate data from up to 64 devices, including
communications ready transfer switch controllers, trip 36
units and meters, as well as other Eaton devices. Versions
of the Power Xpert Gateway include email event notification
and data-logging functionality.
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USB Programming Port
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Power Xpert Software
Web Terminal
23
Internet
24
25
Ethernet
26
Ethernet Switch
27
Third-Party
Power Xpert Gateway:
28 Supports up to 64 Devices
Gateway
HMi Remote Annunciator

29 and Controller
30
IQ250/260
31 ATC-300+ ATC-900
Power Xpert Meter
ATC-900
32
Figure 25.4-12. Power Xpert Architecture with ATC-900
33 Special Applications Load Management
The ATC-900 includes several features to enhance the user’s
Three-Source ATS Control
34 ability to manage load while on the alternate source.
The ATC-900 Master/Slave controller functionality provides
■ Integrated load metering: provides metering data that
the user with the ability to use two independent transfer
allows the user to monitor energy utilization and manage
35 switches in three-source systems consisting of a utility
system loading
and two generator sources. In a three-source system, the
Master ATS controls the engine starting and stopping of ■ Selective load shedding: selectively drop non-essential
36 the Slave ATS. loads when a user-defined kW level is reached. The
transfer switch remains on generator
In the event of a Source 1 power failure, the Master ATS ■ Load shed to neutral (where ATS construction allows):
engine start relay closes signaling the Slave ATS to start
37 both generators. (Note: The Slave ATS requires continuous
provides the ability to load shed to a neutral position from
a generator source
power using either the DCT Module for a DC power input
■ Pre-/post-transfer signals: provides the ability to stop
or a UPS input.) The Master ATS handles all transfer time
38 delays between the utility to generator transfer. If the select loads during the transfer process
preferred generator does not start within the programmed ■ Load bank disable output: disengages a load bank if utility
time delay, the Slave ATC-900 will initiate a transfer to the power is lost during an engine test
39 non-preferred generator. If “None Preferred” is selected,
then both generators will start and the Slave ATS will
transfer to the first generator source available. The ATC-900 Slave ATS
40 will sense the load is connected to a good source and shut S1 S2
Gen 1 Gen 2
down the second generator.
Slave
41 Master ATS
S1 S2
Utility
Gen Start (Signal to Start Gen)
42
Load
43
Figure 25.4-13. Three-Source Transfer Switch Arrangement

Sheet 25 071
ATC-900 Automatic Transfer Switch Controller—Technical Data and Dimensions
Technical Data Dimensions 22

Table 25.4-11. Technical Specifications Dimensions in Inches (mm)
Parameter Specification 23
Control 120 Vac (50/60 Hz) (operating range 65–160 Vac) 5.00 (127.0)
power or 24 Vdc (±10%) with DCT module 3.63 (92.1)
Power 18 VA 24
consumption
Environmental
conditions 25
Operating –4.0 to +158ºF (–20 to +70ºC)
temperature Top View
Operating Up to 90% relative humidity (noncondensing) 6.72 (170.7) 0.50
(12.7)
2.10
(53.4)
26
humidity
Enclosure NEMA 12 (standard mounting)
compatibility NEMA 4/4X (mounted with gasket between 27
panel and device faceplate)
NEMA 3R (outdoor)
UV resistant ATC-900 faceplate 28
System voltage 120–600 Vac (50/60 Hz) (single- or three-phase)
application
Voltage Source 1, Source 2 and Load (VAB, VBC, VCA for 29
measurements three-phase system) 10.25 9.31
(260.4) (236.5)
Voltage 0–700 Vac
measurement
range
30
Voltage ±1% of reading
measurement
accuracy
31
Frequency Source 1 and Source 2
measurements
Frequency 40–80 Hz
32
measurement Front View Side View
range
Frequency ±0.1 Hz
33
Figure 25.4-14. ATC-900
measurement
accuracy
Applicable UL recognized component
Additional Information 34
testing 2009 IBC, 2010 CBC and OSHPD certified Instruction bulletin: IB01602088E
in ATS assemblies
Complies with UL 991 environmental tests Web-based demo: www.eaton.com/ats 35
Complies with IEC 61000-4-2, 61000-4-3, 61000-4-4,
61000-4-5, and 61000-4-6
Complies with CISPR 11, Class A
Complies with FCC Part 15, Subpart B, Class A
36
CSA C22.2 No. 178-1978 (reaffirmed 1992)
conformance
CE mark European standards conformance
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Contactor-Based—Automatic Transfer Switch Features
Standard and Optional Features 22

Table 25.5-1. Contactor-Based—Automatic Transfer Switch Features
Feature
Number
Description Open Transition 23
RLC1 ATC1 ATC3 ATC9 NTCE
C2 C2 C2 C3 C5 C2 C3 C5 C2 C3
Timers 24
1 Time delay normal to emergency (TDNE) fixed 2 or 15 seconds S S — — — — — — — —
1A Adjustable 0–1800 seconds — — S S S — — — — —
1B Adjustable 0–166 minutes — — — — — S S S — — 25
2 Time delay engine start (TDES) fixed 3 seconds S S — — — — — — — —
2A Adjustable 0–120 seconds — — S S S S S S — —
3 Time delay emergency to normal (TDEN) fixed 5 minutes S S — — — — — — — — 26
3B Adjustable 0–166 minutes — — — — — S S S — —
4 Time delay engine cooldown (TDEC) fixed 5 minutes S S — — — — — — — — 27
4B Adjustable 0–166 minutes — — — — — S S S — —
Emergency (S2) Source Sensing 28
5H Phase reversal protection — — S S S S S S — —
5J All phase undervoltage/underfrequency S S S S S S S S — —
5K All phase overvoltage/overfrequency — — S S S S S S — — 29
5L All phase voltage unbalance and phase loss — — — — — O O O — —
5L All phase voltage unbalance — — S S S S S S — —
5N All phase overfrequency — — — — — S S S — —
30
System or Engine Test
6B Engine test pushbutton S S S S S S S S — —
6C
6D
Remote engine test input
Maintained 2-position test switch
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
C
O
C
O
C
O
—
—
—
—
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6H Maintained 4-position test switch — — — — — O O O — —
7
7A
Time delay emergency fail (TDEF) fixed 6 seconds
Adjustable 0–6 seconds
S
—
S
—
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
—
—
—
32
Pushbutton Bypass
8C Bypass TDEN — — S S S S S S — — 33
8D Bypass TDNE — — S S S S S S — —
8E Bypass TDNE/TDEN (input) — — — — — C C C — —
Maintenance Selector Switch 34
9B Electrical operator isolator switch — — O O O O O O — —
Preferred Source Selector
Preferred source selector (programmed) — — — — — S S S — —
35
10A Preferred source selector input — — — — — C C C — —
10C Preferred source selector with selector switch — — — — — O O O — —
10B Utility to utility or utility to generator — — — — — S S S — — 36
10D Generator to generator — — — — — S S S — —
Indicating Lights/LEDs
12C Normal (S1) source connected S S S S S S S S S S 37
12D Emergency (S2) source connected S S S S S S S S S S
12G Normal (S1) source available S S S S S S S S S S
12H
12L
Emergency (S2) source available
Normal (S1) source tripped (requires feature 16)
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
O
S
O
S
—
S
—
38
12M Emergency (S2) source tripped (requires feature 16) — — — — — — O O — —
Source Available Contacts 39
14C Normal (S1) source available 4 Form C — — O O O O O O O O
14D Emergency (S2) source available 4 Form C — — O O O O O O O O
14E Normal (S1) source available 1 Form C — — — — — S S S — —
14F Emergency (S2) source available 1 Form C — — — — — S S S — — 40
14G Normal (S1) source available 2 Form C — S S S S O O O S S
14H Emergency (S2) source available 2 Form C — S S S S O O O S S
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Note: S = Standard, O = Optional, C = Configurable
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Table 25.5-1. Contactor-Based—Automatic Transfer Switch Features (Continued)

22 Feature Description Open Transition
Number RLC1 ATC1 ATC3 ATC9 NTCE
23 C2 C2 C2 C3 C5 C2 C3 C5 C2 C3
Position Contacts
15E Normal (S1) source position 1 Form C — S S S S S S S S S
24 15F Emergency (S2) source position 1 Form C — S S S S S S S S S
15G Normal (S1) source position 3 Form C — O O O O O O O O O
15H Emergency (S2) source position 3 Form C — O O O O O O O O O
15M Emergency load shed contacts 4 Form C O — — — — — — — — —
25 (must order as a separate field installed kit) (not in IES)
15R Normal (S1) source position 1 Form C (relay OUTPUT) — — — — — C C C — —
15S Emergency (S2) source position 1 Form C (relay OUTPUT) — — — — — C C C — —
26 Integral Overcurrent Protection
16N Normal (S1) switch only — — — — — — — — — —
16E Emergency (S2) switch only — — — — — — — — — —
27 16B Normal (S1) and emergency (S2) switches — — — — — — — — — —
16S Service equipment/overcurrent protection normal (S1) and emergency (S2) O — — — — — — — — —
Metering
28 (Specify normal (S1), emergency (S2) or load side for 18A thru E)
18 Integrated load metering (DCT module) — — — — — O O O — —
18A IQ 250/260 — O O O O O O O O O
29 18B PX4000/6000/8000 — — — — — — — — — —
18D IQ 130/140/150 — O O O O O O O O O
18E PXM2250/2260/2270 — O O O O O O O O O
18O IQ Analyzer normal (S1) — — O O O O O O O O
30 18P IQ Analyzer emergency (S2) — — O O O O O O O O
18Q IQ Analyzer switch selectable (S1) and (S2) — — O O O O O O O O
18V IQ Analyzer load side — — O O O O O O O O
31 18R
18S
DP-4000 normal (S1)
DP-4000 emergency (S2)
—
—
—
—
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
18T DP-4000 switch selectable (S1) and (S2) — — O O O O O O O O
18U DP-4000 load side — — O O O O O O O O
32 21A Non-standard terminals — — — — — — — — — —
22 Ground bus — — S S S S S S S S
33 22C
22D
Special ground bar—contact factory
16 conductor ground bus 500 or 750 kcmil
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
O
—
—
—
—
Plant Exerciser
34 23A Selectable—disabled/7-, 14-, 28-day interval, fixed 15 minutes
load/no load, with fail-safe
S S — — — — — — — —
23K Selectable—disabled 7-, 14-, 28-day interval, 0–600 minutes — — S S S — — — — —

35 23L 24-hour, 7-day, 365-day programmable plant exerciser — — O O O — — — — —
23M Selectable—disabled 7-, 14-, 28-, 365-day interval, 0–600 minutes — — — — — S S S — —
36 Normal (S1) Source Sensing
26D Go to emergency (S2) input — — S S S C C C — —
26E Go to emergency (S2) input with selector switch 1 — — — — — — O O — —
37 26H Phase reversal protection — — S S S O S S — —
26J All phase undervoltage/underfrequency — — S S S S S S — —
26K All phase overvoltage/overfrequency — — S S S S S S — —
26L All phase voltage unbalance and phase loss — — — — — S O O — —
38 26L All phase voltage unbalance — — S S S O S S — —
26M Allows operation with generator with utility sensing O O — — — S — — — —
(available only through a field installed kit) (not in IES)
39 26P All phase undervoltage S S — — — — — — — —
Alternative Transfer Modes of Operation
29G Selector switch for auto or non-auto operation 1 — — O O O O O O — —
40 29J Manual (pushbutton) transfer E to N; automatic N to E 1 — — O O O O O O — —
29L Manual retransfer on/off input — — — — — C C C — —
29M Manual retransfer on/off input with selector switch 1 — — — — — O O O — —
41 29K Manual retransfer input — — — — — C C C — —
1 When these options are selected with the ATC-900 controller, the associated input or output will be factory fixed and cannot be reconfigured
by the user.
42 Note: S = Standard, O = Optional, C = Configurable
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Feature Description Open Transition 22
C2 C2 C2 C3 C5 C2 C3 C5 C2 C3 23
Open Transfer Operation Modes
32A Time delay neutral adjustable 0–120 seconds (delayed transition) — — — S — — C C — —
32B Load voltage decay adjustable 2–30% nominal voltage — — — — — — C C — — 24
32C In-phase transition defaults to load voltage decay — — — — — — C C — —
32D In-phase transition defaults to time delay neutral — — — — S — — — — —
32E Delay transition timer adjustable 3–60 seconds — — — — — — — — — —
32F In-phase transition S S S — — S — — — — 25
32G Time delay neutral fixed 0 or 2 seconds (delayed transition) — — — — — — — — — —
Logic Extender Cable (Open Enclosures Only)
34A 48 inches (1219 mm) — — — — — — — — — —
26
34C 96 inches (2438 mm) — O O O O — — — O O
34E 144 inches (3658 mm) — — — — — — — — — —
34F 100 inches (2540 mm) (fixed mount only) — — — — — — — — — — 27
35A Pre-transfer signal contacts 1 Form C — — S S S C C C — —
35B Pre-/post-transfer signal — — — — — C C C — —
36 Load shed from emergency (S2 inhibit) — — — S S C C C — — 28
36A Load shed—S2 inhibit with keyed switch (INPUT) — — — — — O O O — —
37 Go to “isolated” position (not SE rated) — — — — — C C C — —
Suitable for Use as Service Equipment Requires 16B, N or S
29
37A Without ground fault protection — — — — — — — — — —
37B With ground fault protection required at 1000A or more if the
electrical service is a solidly grounded wye system of more than
— — — — — — — — — — 30
150V to ground but not exceeding 600V phase to phase
Stainless Steel Device Covers 31
38A SS cover for device plate or SE disconnect — — O O O O O O O O
38B SS cover for controller — O O O O O O O — —
Space Heater with Thermostat 32
41A 100 watts — O O O O O O O O O
41E 375 watts — — — — — — — — — —
42 IBC/CBC seismic qualified S S S S S S S S S S 33
Load Management Contacts
45A–K
45L
Load sequencing contacts (1)
Selective load shed (assignable to multiple out put contacts)
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
C
C
C
C
—
C
—
—
—
—
34
Communications
48D
48F
PXG400 gateway (includes Modbus)
Modbus—MPONI module (PONI not required with ATC-300+)
—
—
—
—
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
—
O
—
O
—
—
—
—
—
35
48F Modbus communication—no PONI required — — S S S S S S — —
48G Modbus TCP/IP gateway — — — — — O O O — —
48P Power supply for remote annunciator — — O O O O O O — — 36
48RAC Remote annunciator with control (includes Modbus) — — O O O O O O — —
48MRAC Remote annunciator with control multi-switch (includes Modbus) — — O O O — — — — —
48U USB port — — — — — S S S — — 37
49A Sensing isolation transformer Magnum — — — — — O O O — —
49B Sensing isolation transformer — — O O O O O O — —
49C
49C
Multi-tap voltage transformer (non AG only)
Multi-tap voltage transformer (option only on fixed)
—
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
S
—
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22 Feature Description Open Transition
23 C2 C2 C2 C3 C5 C2 C3 C5 C2 C3
TVSS up to 480V (Connected to Normal)
51D1 50 kA—CVX — — O O O O O O O O
24 51F1 100 kA—CVX — — O O O O O O O O
Surge Protection Device with 12 ft Cable (on Normal)
51S1 50 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — — — — — —
25 51S2 80 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — — — — — —
51S3 100 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — — — — — —
51S4 120 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — — — — — —
26 51S5
51S6
160 kA—SPD 2
200 kA—SPD 2
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
51S7 250 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — — — — — —
51S8 300 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — — — — — —
27 51S9 400 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — — — — — —
52B 24V generator battery power — — — — — — — — — —
52C 24V onboard power supply (charger and batteries) — — — — — — — — — —
28 54B Upgrade to 316 stainless steel — — O O O O O O O O
60 Control power transformer (240/120V single-phase and 208V only) — O O — — — — — — —
29 61A
61B
UPS device
UPS 120 Vac terminal block input
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
80A Emergency (S2) inhibit contact — — — O O C C C — —
30 Monitoring Outputs
81A General alarm indication contact — — — — — C C C — —
81B ATS not in automatic — — — — — C C C — —
31 81C
81D
ATS in test
Engine test aborted
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
C
C
C
C
C
C
—
—
—
—
81E Cooldown in process — — — — — C C C — —
81F Engine start contact status — — — — — C C C — —
32 81G Emergency inhibit on — — — — — C C C — —
81GL Emergency inhibit on with white indicating light 1 — — — — — O O O — —
81H ATS on bypass — — — — — C C C — —
33 Inputs
81J Lockout — — — — — C C C — —
81K Monitor mode — — — — — C C C — —
34 81L Remote load test — — — — — C C C — —
Three Source ATS Control (Master/Slave)
90A Master control output — — — — — C C C — —
35 90B Slave input — — — — — C C C — —
by the user.
36 2 Add feature package B or C (e.g., 51S4B).
B: LED indication and audible alarm, Form C contact, EMI/RFI filtering (standard)
C: B and surge counter with Reset button (standard with surge)
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Feature Description Open Transition Closed Transition 22
Number BIC3 BIC3 BIC9 BIC9 CBC9 CBC9 CTC9
C D C D C D C3 23
Timers
1A Adjustable 0–1800 seconds S S — — — — —
1B Adjustable 0–166 minutes — — S S S S S 24
2A Adjustable 0–120 seconds S S S S S S S
3B Adjustable 0–166 minutes — — S S S S S 25
4B Adjustable 0–166 minutes — — S S S S S
Emergency (S2) Source Sensing 26
5H Phase reversal protection S S S S S S S
5J All phase undervoltage/underfrequency S S S S S S S
5K All phase overvoltage/overfrequency S S S S S S S 27
5L All phase voltage unbalance and phase loss — — O O O O O
5L All phase voltage unbalance S S S S S S S
5N All phase overfrequency — — S S S S S 28
6B Engine test pushbutton S S S S S S S
6C Remote engine test input — — C C C C C 29
6D Maintained 2-position test switch — — O O O O O
6H Maintained 4-position test switch — — O O O O O
7A Adjustable 0–6 seconds S S S S S S S 30
Pushbutton Bypass
8C Bypass TDEN S S S S S S S
8D Bypass TDNE S S S S S S S 31
8E Bypass TDNE/TDEN (input) — — C C C C C
Maintenance Selector Switch
9B Electrical operator isolator switch O O O O O O O 32
10A
Preferred source selector (programmed)
Preferred source selector input
—
—
—
—
S
C
S
C
S
C
S
C
S
C
33
10C Preferred source selector with selector switch — — O O O O O
10B Utility to utility or utility to generator — — S S S S S
10D Generator to generator — — S S S S S 34
12C Normal (S1) source connected S S S S S S S
12D Emergency (S2) source connected S S S S S S S 35
12G Normal (S1) source available S S S S S S S
12H Emergency (S2) source available S S S S S S S
12L Normal (S1) source tripped (requires feature 16) — — O O O O O 36
12M Emergency (S2) source tripped (requires feature 16) — — O O O O O
Source Available Contacts
14C Normal (S1) source available 4 Form C O O O O O O O 37
14D Emergency (S2) source available 4 Form C O O O O O O O
14E Normal (S1) source available 1 Form C — — S S S S S
14F
14G
Emergency (S2) source available 1 Form C
Normal (S1) source available 2 Form C
—
S
—
S
S
O
S
O
S
O
S
O
S
O
38
14H Emergency (S2) source available 2 Form C S S O O O O O
Note: S = Standard, O = Optional, C = Configurable 39
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22 Feature Description Open Transition Closed Transition
23 C D C D C D C3
Position Contacts
15E Normal (S1) source position 1 Form C S S S S S S S
24 15F Emergency (S2) source position 1 Form C S S S S S S S
15G Normal (S1) source position 3 Form C O O O O O O O
15H Emergency (S2) source position 3 Form C O O O O O O O
15R Normal (S1) source position 1 Form C (relay OUTPUT) — — C C C C C
25 15S Emergency (S2) source position 1 Form C (relay OUTPUT) — — C C C C C
Integral Overcurrent Protection
26 16N
16E
Normal (S1) switch only
Emergency (S2) switch only
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
16B Normal (S1) and emergency (S2) switches — — — — — — —
16S Service equipment/overcurrent protection normal (S1) and emergency (S2) — — — — — — —
27 Metering
(Specify normal (S1), emergency (S2) or load side for 18A thru E)
18 Integrated load metering (DCT module) — — O O O O O
28 18A IQ 250/260 O O O O O O O
18B PX4000/6000/8000 — O — — — — —
18D IQ 130/140/150 O O O O O O O
29 18E PXM2250/2260/2270 O O O O O O O
20A Rear bus connections — — — — — — —
21A Non-standard terminals (optional in IES for centers) — — — — — — —
30 22 Ground bus S S — — — — —
22C Special ground bar—contact factory — — — — — — —
22D 16 conductor ground bus 500 or 750 kcmil O O O O O — —
31 Plant Exerciser
23A Selectable—disabled 7-, 14-, 28-day interval, fixed 15 minutes — — — — — — —
32 23K Selectable—disabled 7-, 14-, 28-day interval, 0–600 minutes S S — — — — —
23L 24-hour, 7-day, 365-day programmable plant exerciser O O — — — — —
33 23M Selectable—disabled 7-, 14-, 28-, 365-day interval, 0–600 minutes
— — S S S S S
Normal (S1) Source Sensing

34 26D Go to emergency (S2) input S S C C C C C
26E Go to emergency (S2) input with selector switch 1 — — O O O O O
26H Phase reversal protection S S S S S S S
26J All phase undervoltage/underfrequency S S S S S S S
35 26K All phase overvoltage/overfrequency S S S S S S S
26L All phase voltage unbalance and phase loss — — O O O O O
26L All phase voltage unbalance S S S S S S S
36 Alternative Transfer Modes of Operation
29D Dual ATS bypass S S S S S S —
29G Selector switch for auto or non-auto operation 1 O O O O O O O
37 29J Manual (pushbutton) transfer E to N; automatic N to E 1 O O O O O O O
29L Manual retransfer on/off input — — C C C C C
29M Manual retransfer on/off input with selector switch 1 — — O O O O O
38 29K Manual retransfer input — — C C C C C
by the user.
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C D C D C D C3 23
32A Time delay neutral adjustable 0–120 seconds (delayed transition) S S C C — — —
32B Load voltage decay adjustable 2–30% nominal voltage — — C C — — — 24
32C In-phase transition defaults to load voltage decay — — — — — — —
32D In-phase transition defaults to time delay neutral — — — — — — —
32E Delay transition timer adjustable 3–60 seconds — — — — — — —
32F In-phase transition — — — — — — — 25
32G Time delay neutral fixed 0 or 2 seconds (delayed transition) — — — — — — —
Load Control
35A Pre-transfer signal contacts 1 Form C S S C C C C C
26
35B Pre-/post-transfer signal — — C C C C C
36
36A
Load shed from emergency (S2 inhibit)
Load shed—S2 inhibit with keyed switch (INPUT)
S
—
S
—
C
O
C
O
C
O
C
O
C
O
27
37 Go to “isolated” position (not SE rated) — — C C C C C
Suitable for Use as Service Equipment Requires 16B, N or S 28
37A Without ground fault protection — — — — — — —
37B With ground fault protection required at 1000A or more if the — — — — — — —
29
Stainless Steel Device Covers
38A SS cover for device plate or SE disconnect O O O O O O O 30
38B SS cover for controller O O O O O O O
Space Heater with Thermostat
41A 100 watts O O O O O O O 31
41E 375 watts — — — O — O —
42 IBC/CBC seismic qualified S S S S S S S
Load Management Contacts 32
45A–K Load sequencing contacts (1) — — C C C C C
45L Selective load shed (assignable to multiple out put contacts) — — C C C C C
Closed Transition Operational Modes (User Must Specify)
33
47C Closed/in-phase transition default to load voltage decay — — — — — — —
47D
47E
Closed transition
Closed/in-phase transition default to time delay neutral
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
C
—
C
—
C
—
34
47F Closed transition load voltage decay — — — — C C C
47G Closed transition time delay neutral — — — — C C C
47H Parallel limit timer — — — — — — — 35
Communications
48A INCOM—IPONI module — — — — — — —
48D PXG400 gateway (includes Modbus) O O O O O O O 36
48F Modbus—MPONI module (PONI not required with ATC-300+) O O — — — — —
48F Modbus communication—no PONI required S S S S S S S
48G
48P
Modbus TCP/IP gateway
Power supply for remote annunciator
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
37
48RAC Remote annunciator with control (includes Modbus) O O O O O O O
48MRAC Remote annunciator with control multi-switch (includes Modbus) — — — — — — —
48R Remote annunciator — — S S S S S 38
48U USB port — — — — — — —
49A Sensing isolation transformer Magnum — — O O O O O
49B Sensing isolation transformer — — O O O O O 39
49C Multi-tap voltage transformer (non AG only) — — — — — — S
49C Multi-tap voltage transformer (option only on fixed) S S S S S S —

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23 C D C D C D C3
51D1 50 kA—CVX O — O — O — O
24 51F1 100 kA—CVX O — O — O — O
51S1 50 kA—SPD 2 — O — O — O —
25 51S2 80 kA—SPD 2 — O — O — O —
51S3 100 kA—SPD 2 — O — O — O —
51S4 120 kA—SPD 2 — O — O — O —
26 51S5
51S6
160 kA—SPD 2
200 kA—SPD 2
—
—
O
O
—
—
O
O
—
—
O
O
—
—
51S7 250 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — — —
51S8 300 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — — —
27 51S9 400 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — — —
52B 24V generator battery power — — — — — — —
52C 24V onboard power supply (charger and batteries) — — — — — — —
28 54A Front access cabinet — — — — — — —
54B Upgrade to 316 stainless steel O O O O O O —
59A Silver-plated bus S S — S — S —
29 59B Tin-plated bus O O — — — — —
61A UPS device O O — — — — —
61B UPS 120 Vac terminal block input S S — — — — —
30 80A Emergency (S2) inhibit contact S S C C C C C
Monitoring Outputs
31 81A
81B
General alarm indication contact
ATS not in automatic
—
—
—
—
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
81C ATS in test — — C C C C C
81D Engine test aborted — — C C C C C
32 81E Cooldown in process — — C C C C C
81F Engine start contact status — — C C C C C
81G Emergency inhibit on — — C C C C C
33 81GL
81H
Emergency inhibit on with white indicating light 1
ATS on bypass
—
—
—
—
O
C
O
C
O
C
O
C
O
C
Inputs
34 81J Lockout — — C C C C C
81K Monitor mode — — C C C C C
81L Remote load test — — C C C C C
35 Three Source ATS Control (Master/Slave)
90A Master control output — — C C C C C
90B Slave input — — C C C C C
36 1 When these options are selected with the ATC-900 controller, the associated input or output will be factory fixed and cannot be reconfigured
by the user.
2 Add feature package B or C (e.g., 51S4B).
37 B: LED indication and audible alarm, Form C contact, EMI/RFI filtering (standard)

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Breaker-Based—Automatic Transfer Switch Features
Table 25.5-2. Breaker-Based—Automatic Transfer Switch Features

Number ATH1 ATH3 ATH9 NTHE MTHX MBHE
ATV1 ATV3 ATV9 NTVE MTVX 23
Timers
1 Time delay normal to emergency (TDNE) fixed 2 or 15 seconds S — — — — —
1A Adjustable 0–1800 seconds — S — — — — 24
1B Adjustable 0–166 minutes — — S — — —
2 Time delay engine start (TDES) fixed 3 seconds S — — — — —
2A Adjustable 0–120 seconds — S S — — — 25
3 Time delay emergency to normal (TDEN) fixed 5 minutes S S — — — —
3A Adjustable 0–1800 seconds — — — — — —
26
4 Time delay engine cooldown (TDEC) fixed 5 minutes S — — — — —
4A Adjustable 0–1800 seconds — S — — — —
27
Emergency (S2) Source Sensing
5H Phase reversal protection — S S — — —
5J
5K
All phase undervoltage/underfrequency
All phase overvoltage/overfrequency
S
—
S
S
S
S
—
—
—
—
—
—
28
5L All phase voltage unbalance and phase loss — — O — — —
5L All phase voltage unbalance — S S — — —
5N All phase overfrequency S — S — — — 29
6B Engine test pushbutton S S S — — —
6C Remote engine test input — — C — — —
30
6D Maintained 2-position test switch — — O — — —
6H Maintained 4-position test switch — — O — — —
7 Time delay emergency fail (TDEF) fixed 6 seconds S — — — — — 31
7A Adjustable 0–6 seconds — S S — — —
Pushbutton Bypass
8C Bypass TDEN — S S — — —
32
8D Bypass TDNE — S S — — —
8E Bypass TDNE/TDEN (input) — — C — — —
Maintenance Selector Switch 33
9B Electrical operator isolator switch — O O — — —
Preferred Source Selector 34
Preferred source selector (programmed) — — S — — —
10A Preferred source selector input — — C — — —
10C
10B
Preferred source selector with selector switch
Utility to utility or utility to generator
—
—
—
—
O
S
—
—
—
—
—
—
35
10D Generator to generator — — S — — —
36
12C Normal (S1) source connected S S S S — S
12D Emergency (S2) source connected S S S S — S
12G Normal (S1) source available S S S S — —
12H Emergency (S2) source available S S S S — — 37
12L Normal (S1) source tripped (requires feature 16) — O O O — —
12M Emergency (S2) source tripped (requires feature 16) — O O O — —
Source Available Contacts 38
14C Normal (S1) source available 4 Form C — O O O — —
14D Emergency (S2) source available 4 Form C — O O O — —
14E Normal (S1) source available 1 Form C — — S — — — 39
14F Emergency (S2) source available 1 Form C — — S — — —
14G Normal (S1) source available 2 Form C S S O O — —
14H Emergency (S2) source available 2 Form C S S O O — —
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Table 25.5-2. Breaker-Based—Automatic Transfer Switch Features (Continued)

23 ATV1 ATV3 ATV9 NTVE MTVX

Position Contacts
15E Normal (S1) source position 1 Form C S S S — — —
24 15F Emergency (S2) source position 1 Form C S S S — — —
15G Normal (S1) source position 3 Form C O O O — — —
15H Emergency (S2) source position 3 Form C O O O — — —
15R Normal (S1) source position 1 Form C (relay OUTPUT) — — C — — —
25 15S Emergency (S2) source position 1 Form C (relay OUTPUT) — — C — — —
26 16N
16E
—
—
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
—
—
16B Normal (S1) and emergency (S2) switches — O O O O —
Metering
18 Integrated load metering (DCT module) — — — — — —
18A IQ 250/260 O O O O — —
28 18B PX4000/6000/8000 — — — — — —
18D IQ 130/140/150 O O O O — —
18E PXM2250/2260/2270 O O O O — —
29 20A Rear bus connections — O O O O —
21A Non-standard terminals (optional in IES for centers) O O O O O O
22 Ground bus with provisions to attach to neutral — — O — — —
30
Plant Exerciser
23A Selectable—disabled 7-, 14-, 28-day interval, fixed 15 minutes S — — — — —
31 23K
Selectable—disabled 7-, 14-, 28-day interval, 0–600 minutes — S — — — —
23L 24-hour, 7-day, 365-day programmable plant exerciser — O — — — —
32 23M Selectable—disabled 7-, 14-, 28-, 365-day interval, 0–600 minutes — — S — — —
33 26D Go to emergency (S2) input — S C — — —
26E Go to emergency (S2) input with selector switch 1 — — O — — —
26H Phase reversal protection — S S — — —
34 26J All phase undervoltage/underfrequency — S S — — —
26K All phase overvoltage/overfrequency — S S — — —
26L All phase voltage unbalance and phase loss — — O — — —
26L All phase voltage unbalance — S S — — —
35 26M Allows operation with generator with utility sensing O — — — — —
26P (available only through a field installed kit) (not in IES) S — — — — —
Alternative Transfer Modes of Operation
36 29G Selector switch for auto or non-auto operation 1 — O O — — —
29J Manual (pushbutton) transfer E to N; automatic N to E 1 — O O — — —
29L Manual retransfer on/off input — — C — — —
37 29M Manual retransfer on/off input with selector switch 1 — — O — — —
29K Manual retransfer input — — C — — —
38 by the user.

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ATV1 ATV3 ATV9 NTVE MTVX 23
32A Time delay neutral adjustable 0–120 seconds (delayed transition) — S C — — —
32B Load voltage decay adjustable 2–30% nominal voltage — — C — — — 24
32C In-phase transition defaults to load voltage decay — — — — — —
32D In-phase transition defaults to time delay neutral — — — — — —
32E Delay transition timer adjustable 3–60 seconds — — — S — —
32F In-phase transition — — — — — — 25
32G Time delay neutral fixed 0 or 2 seconds (delayed transition) S — — — — —
Logic Extender Cable (Open Enclosures Only)
34A 48 inches (1219 mm) — — O O — —
26
34C 96 inches (2438 mm) — — O O — —
34E 144 inches (3658 mm) — — O O — —
34F 100 inches (2540 mm) (fixed mount only) — — — — — — 27
35A Pre-transfer signal contacts 1 Form C — S C — — —
35B Pre-/post-transfer signal — — C — — —
36 Load shed from emergency (S2 inhibit) — O C — — — 28
36A Load shed—S2 inhibit with keyed switch (INPUT) — — O — — —
37 Go to “isolated” position (not SE rated) — — C — — —
29
37A Without ground fault protection — O O O — —
37B With ground fault protection required at 1000A or more if the — O O O — —
electrical service is a solidly grounded wye system of more than 30
Stainless Steel Device Covers
38A SS cover for device plate or SE disconnect — O O O — —
31
38B SS cover for controller O O O — — —
Distribution Panel (For 240/120V Only) 32
39A 225A with (2) 200A feeders — O — — — —
39B 300A with (3) 200A feeders — O — — — —
39C 400A with (4) 200A feeders — O — — — —
33
41A 100 watts O O O O O O
42 IBC/CBC seismic qualified S S S S S S 34
45A–K Load sequencing contacts (1) — — C — — —
45L Selective load shed (assignable to multiple out put contacts) — — C — — — 35
Communications
48D
48F
PXG400 gateway (includes Modbus)
Modbus communication—no PONI required
—
—
O
—
O
S
—
—
—
—
—
—
36
48G Modbus TCP/IP gateway — — O — — —
48P Power supply for remote annunciator — O O — — —
48RAC Remote annunciator with control (includes Modbus) — O O — — — 37
48MRAC Remote annunciator with control multi-switch (includes Modbus) — O — — — —
48U USB port — — S — — —
49B Sensing isolation transformer — O O — — — 38
49C Multi-tap voltage transformer 1 S S S S S —
49C Multi-tap voltage transformer (option only on fixed) — — — — — —
1 On dedicated voltage 240V or 208V, multi-tap transformer is not included as standard. 39
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23 ATV1 ATV3 ATV9 NTVE MTVX

51D1 50 kA—CVX — O O O O —
24 51F1 100 kA—CVX — O O O O —
51S1 50 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — —
25 51S2 80 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — —
51S3 100 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — —
51S4 120 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — —
26 51S5
51S6
160 kA—SPD 2
200 kA—SPD 2
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
51S7 250 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — —
51S8 300 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — —
27 51S9 400 kA—SPD 2 — — — — — —
52B 24V generator battery power — — — — — —
52C 24V onboard power supply (charger and batteries) — — — — — —
28 54A Front access cabinet — — — — — —
54B Upgrade to 316 stainless steel — O O O O —
55B Source swap (normal—bottom / emergency—top) — — — — — —
29 60 Control power transformer (240/120V single-phase and 208V only) O O — — — —
61A UPS device — — — — — —
61B UPS 120 Vac terminal block input — — — — — —
30 80A Emergency (S2) inhibit contact — O C — — —
Monitoring Outputs
31 81A General alarm indication contact — — C — — —
81B ATS not in automatic — — C — — —
81C ATS in test — — C — — —
32 81D
81E
Engine test aborted
Cooldown in process
—
—
—
—
C
C
—
—
—
—
—
—
81F Engine start contact status — — C — — —
81G Emergency inhibit on — — C — — —
33 81GL Emergency inhibit on with white indicating light 1 — — O — — —
81H ATS on bypass — — C — — —
Inputs
34 81J Lockout — — C — — —
81K Monitor mode — — C — — —
81L Remote load test — — C — — —
35 Three Source ATS Control (Master/Slave)
90A Master control output — — C — — —
90B Slave input — — C — — —
by the user.
2 Add feature package B or C (e.g., 51S4B).
37 B: LED indication and audible alarm, Form C contact, EMI/RFI filtering (standard)
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Magnum-Based—Automatic Transfer Switch Features
Table 25.5-3. Magnum-Based—Automatic Transfer Switch Features

Number ATV9 NTVE BIV9 CTV9 CBV9
MG MG MG MG MG 23
Timers
1B Adjustable 0–166 minutes S — S S S
2A Adjustable 0–120 seconds S — S S S 24
3A Adjustable 0–1800 seconds — — — — —
4A Adjustable 0–1800 seconds — — — — —
25
Emergency (S2) Source Sensing
5H Phase reversal protection S — S S S
26
5J All phase undervoltage/underfrequency S — S S S
5K All phase overvoltage/overfrequency S — S S S
5L All phase voltage unbalance and phase loss O — O O O 27
5L All phase voltage unbalance S — S S S
5N All phase overfrequency S — S S S
System or Engine Test 28
6B Engine test pushbutton S — S S S
6C Remote engine test input C — C C C
6D Maintained 2-position test switch O — O O O 29
6H Maintained 4-position test switch O — O O O
7A Adjustable 0–6 seconds S — S S S
Pushbutton Bypass 30
8C Bypass TDEN S — S S S
8D Bypass TDNE S — S S S
8E Bypass TDNE/TDEN (input) C — C C C 31
Maintenance Selector Switch
9B Electrical operator isolator switch O — O O O
32
Preferred source selector (programmed) S — S S S
10A
10C
Preferred source selector input
Preferred source selector with selector switch
C
O
—
—
C
O
C
O
C
O
33
10B Utility to utility or utility to generator S S S S S
10D Generator to generator S S S S S
34
12C Normal (S1) source connected S S S S S
12D Emergency (S2) source connected S S S S S
12G Normal (S1) source available S S S S S 35
12H Emergency (S2) source available S S S S S
12L Normal (S1) source tripped (requires feature 16) O O O O O
12M Emergency (S2) source tripped (requires feature 16) O O O O O 36
Source Available Contacts
14C Normal (S1) source available 4 Form C O O O O O
14D Emergency (S2) source available 4 Form C O O O O O 37
14E Normal (S1) source available 1 Form C S — S S S
14F Emergency (S2) source available 1 Form C S — S S S
14G
14H
Normal (S1) source available 2 Form C
Emergency (S2) source available 2 Form C
O
O
—
—
O
O
O
O
O
O
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Table 25.5-3. Magnum-Based—Automatic Transfer Switch Features (Continued)

23 MG MG MG MG MG
Position Contacts
15E Normal (S1) source position 1 Form C S — S S S
24 15F Emergency (S2) source position 1 Form C S — S S S
15G Normal (S1) source position 3 Form C O — O O O
15H Emergency (S2) source position 3 Form C O — O O O
15R Normal (S1) source position 1 Form C (relay OUTPUT) C — C C C
25 15S Emergency (S2) source position 1 Form C (relay OUTPUT) C — C C C
26 16N
16E
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
16B Normal (S1) and emergency (S2) switches O O O O O
Metering
18 Integrated load metering (DCT module) O — O O O
18A IQ 250/260 O O O O O
28 18B PX4000/6000/8000 — O — — —
18D IQ 130/140/150 O O O — —
18E PXM2250/2260/2270 O O O — —
29 20A Rear bus connections O O O O O
21A Non-standard terminals (optional in IES for centers) O O O O O
22 Ground bus with provisions to attach to neutral O S O O O
30 22A 18 conductor ground bus 500 or 750 kcmil S O S S S
22B 30 conductor ground bus 500 or 750 kcmil O O O O O
22C Special ground bar—contact factory O O O O O
31 22D 16 conductor ground bus 500 or 750 kcmil — — — — —
Plant Exerciser
23M Selectable—disabled 7-, 14-, 28-, 365-day interval, 0–600 minutes S — S S S
32 load/no load, with fail-safe
33 26D
26E
Go to emergency (S2) input
Go to emergency (S2) input with selector switch 1
C
O
—
—
C
O
C
O
C
O
26H Phase reversal protection S — S S S
26J All phase undervoltage/underfrequency S — S S S
34 26K All phase overvoltage/overfrequency S — S S S
26L All phase voltage unbalance and phase loss O — O O O
26L All phase voltage unbalance S — S S S
35 Alternative Transfer Modes of Operation
29D Dual ATS bypass — — — — —
29G Selector switch for auto or non-auto operation 1 O — O O O
36 29J
29L
Manual (pushbutton) transfer E to N; automatic N to E 1
Manual retransfer on/off input
O
C
—
—
O
C
O
C
O
C
29M Manual retransfer on/off input with selector switch 1 O — O O O
29K Manual retransfer input C — C C C
by the user.
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Table 25.5-3. Magnum-Based—Automatic Transfer Switch Features (Continued)

MG MG MG MG MG 23
32A Time delay neutral adjustable 0–120 seconds (delayed transition) C — C C C
32B Load voltage decay adjustable 2–30% nominal voltage C — C C C 24
32C In-phase transition defaults to load voltage decay C — C C C
32D In-phase transition defaults to time delay neutral C — C C C
Logic Extender Cable (Open Enclosures Only) 25
34F 100 inches (2540 mm) (fixed mount only) O O — — —
35A Pre-transfer signal contacts 1 Form C C — C C C
35B Pre-/post-transfer signal C — C C C 26
36 Load shed from emergency (S2 inhibit) C — C C C
36A Load shed—S2 inhibit with keyed switch (INPUT) O — O O O
37 Go to “isolated” position (not SE rated) C — C C C 27
37A
37B
Without ground fault protection
With ground fault protection required at 1000A or more if the
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
28
Stainless Steel Device Covers 29
38A SS cover for device plate or SE disconnect O O O O O
38B SS cover for controller O O O O O
30
41A 100 watts — — — — —
41E 375 watts O O O O O
31
42 IBC/CBC seismic qualified S S S S S
45A–K Load sequencing contacts (1) C — C C C 32
45L Selective load shed (assignable to multiple out put contacts) C — C C C
Closed Transition Operational Modes (User Must Specify)
47C Closed/in-phase transition default to load voltage decay — — — C C
33
47D Closed transition — — — C C
47E Closed/in-phase transition default to time delay neutral — — — C C
47F Closed transition load voltage decay — — — — — 34
47G Closed transition time delay neutral — — — — —
47H Parallel limit timer — — — S S
Communications 35
48D PXG400 gateway (includes Modbus) O — O O O
48G Modbus TCP/IP gateway O — O O O
48P
48RAC
Power supply for remote annunciator
Remote annunciator with control (includes Modbus)
O
O
—
—
O
O
O
O
O
O
36
48MRAC Remote annunciator with control multi-switch (includes Modbus) O — O O O
48U USB port S — S S S
49A Sensing isolation transformer Magnum O — O O O
37
49B Sensing isolation transformer O — O O O
49C Multi-tap voltage transformer (non AG only) S S S S S
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Table 25-5-3. Magnum-Based—Automatic Transfer Switch Features (Continued)

23 MG MG MG MG MG
51S1 50 kA—SPD 2 O O O O O
24 51S2 80 kA—SPD 2 O O O O O
25 51S6 200 kA—SPD 2 O O O O O
26 51S9 400 kA—SPD 2 O O O O O
52B 24V generator battery power — — — — —
52C 24V onboard power supply (charger and batteries) — — — — —
27 54A Front access cabinet O O O O O
54B Upgrade to 316 stainless steel — — — — —
55B Source swap (normal—bottom / emergency—top) O O O O O
28 57A Magnum breaker lift device (1) NEMA 1 only O O — — —
57B Magnum breaker lift device bypass (2) NEMA 1 only — — O O O
58A Shutterless cassette (drawout only) S S S S S
29 58B Shuttered cassette (drawout only) O O O O O
59A Silver-plated bus S S S S S
59B Tin-plated bus O O O O O
30 61A UPS device — O — — —
61B UPS 120 Vac terminal block input — O — — —
80A Emergency (S2) inhibit contact C — C C C
31 Monitoring Outputs
81A General alarm indication contact C — C C C
81B ATS not in automatic C — C C C
32 81C ATS in test C — C C C
81D Engine test aborted C — C C C
81E Cooldown in process C — C C C
33 81F Engine start contact status C — C C C
81G Emergency inhibit on C — C C C
81GL Emergency inhibit on with white indicating light 1 O — O O O
81H ATS on bypass C — C C C
34 Inputs
81J Lockout C — C C C
35 81K
81L
Monitor mode
Remote load test
C
C
—
—
C
C
C
C
C
C
Three Source ATS Control (Master/Slave)
36 90A Master control output C — C C C
90B Slave input C — C C C
37 2
by the user.
Add feature package B or C (i.e., 51S4B).
B: LED indication + audible alarm, Form C contact, EMI/RFI filtering (standard)
C: B + surge counter with Reset button (standard with surge)
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Automatic Transfer Switch Features
Feature Description 5K. All-Phase Overvoltage/ 7. Time Delay Emergency Fail (TDEF)
22
Overfrequency Protection Provides a time delay that prevents
Timers Provides overvoltage/overfrequency a connected emergency source from
monitoring and protection based being declared “unavailable” based
1. Time Delay Normal to Emergency on programmable set points in on the customer’s set points. This is 23
(TDNE) the controller. to account for momentary generator
Provides a time delay to allow for fluctuations. If the Source 2 remains
the generator to warm up before 5L. Three-Phase Voltage Unbalance/ in a failed state, then 0.5 seconds 24
transferring the load to the emergency Phase Loss after the TDEF timer expires the
source. Timing begins only after the Provides phase loss detection transfer switch will proceed with the
Emergency Source becomes available from blown fuses on the Source 2 programmed sequence for retransfer 25
and is deemed good based on the supply circuit. if Source 1 is available. This time delay
programmable voltage and frequency is only implemented when Source 2 is
set points in the controller. 5M. All Phase Voltage Phase Loss
a generator. 26
Provides phase loss detection on the
2. Time Delay Engine Start (TDES) Source 2 supply circuit. Note: This feature is also enabled when
Provides a time delay before initiating large loads cause generator output to drop 27
the generator start cycle. This is to 6B. Test Operators below customer set points.
account for momentary power outages Automatic transfer switches are
or voltage fluctuations of the normal provided with a controller faceplate 8. Time Delay Bypass Pushbutton 28
source. Provides a Form C contact to test pushbutton that simulates a loss Provides a momentary contact push-
the generator starter circuit. of the Source 1 as standard. All button to bypass the TDNE (Feature 1)
programmed time delays (TDNE, and/or TDEN (Feature 3) time delays. 29
3. Time Delay Emergency to Normal TDEN, etc.) will be performed as The Time Delay Bypass Pushbutton
(TDEN) part of the test. Engine run time of contact, when closed, will reduce any
Provides a time delay of the retransfer the test is equal to the plant exerciser or all of the programmed time delay to 30
operation to permit stabilization of the programmed set point. All tests are zero. Must be executed when TDNE or
normal source. Timing begins only fail-safe protected. TDEN timer is displayed on the controller.
after the normal source becomes
6C. Remote Engine Test (INPUT) 8C. Bypass Time Delay Emergency to
31
available and is deemed good based
Provides an input to initiate a test to Normal (TDEN)
on the programmable voltage and
frequency set points in the controller. simulate a loss of the Source 1 as 8D. Bypass Time Delay Normal to 32
This function is fail-safe protected. standard. All programmed time delays Emergency (TDNE)
(TDNE, TDEN, etc.) will be performed as
4. Time Delay Engine Cooldown part of the test. Engine run time of the 8E. Bypass TDNE/TDEN (INPUT) 33
(TDEC) test is equal to the plant exerciser Provides input to bypass the TDNE
Provides a time delay before initiating programmed set point. All tests are (Feature 1) and/or TDEN (Feature 2)
the generator stop cycle after the fail-safe protected. The test is initiated time delays. The Time Delay Bypass 34
retransfer operation. This allows the via remote momentary contact closure. Pushbutton contact, when closed, will
generator to cool down by running reduce any or all of the programmed
unloaded. Timing begins on completion 6H. 4-Position Test Selector Switch 35
(FPSS) time delay to zero. Must be executed
of the retransfer cycle. when TDNE or TDEN timer is displayed
Provides a door-mounted 4-position, on the controller. The bypass time
Source 2 Sensing maintained contact selector switch delay feature is initiated via remote 36
marked “Auto,” “Test,” “Engine Start,” momentary contact closure.
5. Source 2—Monitoring and Protection and “Off.” The FPSS is fail-safe
Provides monitoring and protection protected, except for the “Off Position.” 9B. Maintenance Selector Switch 37
based on the Source 2 voltage and/or Transfer switch operation is determined (MSS)
frequency set points. All Feature 5 by the switch position. Transfer switch Provides a 2-position, maintained
monitoring and protection functions operations are as follows: contact selector switch marked 38
are fail-safe operations. “Operate” and “Disable.” When
“Auto”—Automatic operation mode.
5H. Three-Phase Rotation Protection the MSS is placed in the “Disable”
Provides three-phase reversal sensing “Test”—A load test is performed until position, the controller logic will be 39
the switch is moved to another position. disconnected from the transfer motor
in order to protect against transferring
circuit. The MSS is placed in the
to an out-of-phase source. The controller “Engine Start”—A no-load test is 40
“Operate” position for normal
will treat the opposite source as performed until the switch is moved automatic operation.
unavailable if the sources are out of to another position.
phase, based on programmable set 10. Preferred Source Selector 41
points in the controller. “Off”—The automatic transfer
Provides a means to designate either
controller and engine start contact
5J. All-Phase Undervoltage/ Source 1 or Source 2 as the “Preferred”
are disabled. A white pilot light is
Underfrequency Protection provided to indicate that the FPSS
source. The “Preferred” source is the 42
source that the transfer switch will
Provides undervoltage/underfrequency is in the “Off” position.
connect the load to if it is available.
monitoring and protection based
on programmable set points in Note: This is a programmable software
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Sheet 25 090
Feature Description (Continued) 12M. Source 2 Trip Indication 15M. Source 2 Load Shed Contacts
22 The automatic transfer controller Provides 4 Form C contacts to initiate
10A. Preferred Source Selector (INPUT) display will read “Lockout” if the a load circuit disconnect while on
Provides a means to designate either Source 2 circuit breaker is in the Source 2. This gives the user the
23 Source 1 or Source 2 as the “Preferred” “tripped” position. capability of selectively choosing not
source using a remote contact or device to run certain loads while on Source 2.
panel mounted contact closure. The 14. Relay Auxiliary Contacts
24 “Preferred” source is the source that 14C. Source 1 Present
15R. Normal (S1) Source Position 1
the transfer switch will connect the load Form C (Relay OUTPUT)
Provides 4 Form C relay auxiliary Provides 1 Form C relay contact that
to if it is available.
25 contacts. The relay is energized when indicates the position of the Source 1
10B. Preferred Source Selector Source 1 is present. power switching device.
Provides a programmable source 14D. Source 2 Present
26 selector for use on systems comprised 15S. Emergency (S2) Source Position 1
Provides 4 Form C relay auxiliary Form C (Relay OUTPUT)
of dual utility or utility and engine/
contacts. The relay is energized when Provides 1 Form C relay contact that
generator power sources.
27 Source 2 is present. indicates the position of the Source 2
10C. Preferred Source Selector with power switching device.
14E. Source 1 Available
Selector Switch
28 Provides 1 Form C relay auxiliary 16B. Integral Overcurrent Protection on
Provides a means to designate either
contact. The relay is energized when Both Power Source Switching Devices
Source 1 or Source 2 as the “Preferred”
Source 1 is available and within the Provides integral overcurrent protection
source via device panel mounted
29 controller’s programmable set points. on both Source 1 and Source 2 power
selector switch control. The “Preferred”
source is the source that the transfer 14F. Source 2 Available switching devices.
switch will connect the load to if it Provides 1 Form C relay auxiliary
30 16E. Integral Overcurrent Protection on
is available. contact. The relay is energized when the Source 2 Power Switching Device
10D. Preferred Source Selector Source 2 is available and within the Provides integral overcurrent protection
controller’s programmable set points.
31 Provides a programmable source on the Source 2 power switching device.
selector for use on systems comprised 14G. Source 1 Present 16N. Integral Overcurrent Protection on
of dual engine/generator power Provides 2 Form C relay auxiliary the Source 1 Power Switching Device
32 sources. (Dual engine starting circuits contacts. The relay is energized when
are provided.) Provides integral overcurrent protection
Source 1 is present. on the Source 1 power switching device.
33 12C. Source 1—Load Connected 14H. Source 2 Present 16S. External Overcurrent Protection on
Provides a green indication that Provides 2 Form C relay auxiliary the Source 1 Power Switching Device
indicates the load is connected to contacts. The relay is energized when
34 Source 1 when lit. Provides overcurrent protection on the
Source 2 is present. Source 1 power switching device.
12D. Source 2—Load Connected 15. Switch Position Indication Contact 18. Metering
35 Provides a red indication that indicates Provides a contact that indicates if The ATS controller provides voltage
the load is connected to Source 2 the power switching device is in the
when lit. and frequency readings. If additional
“open” or “closed” position. metering functions are required, Eaton
36 12G. Source 1—Present offers a series of digital meters that
15E. Source 1 Position Indication
Provides a white or amber indication Contact may be added to the ATS. The meter
37 “Depending on the Controller” that type can provide simple current and
Provides 1 Form C contact that
Source 1 has power; however, this voltage readings or more capable
indicates the position of the Source 1
does not indicate whether Source 1 meters providing Power, Demand
power switching device.
38 is acceptable. and energy readings.
15F. Source 2 Position Indication
12H. Source 2—Present Available with an optional communica-
Contact
Provides an amber indication that tions interface. (See Feature 48—
39 Source 2has power; however, this
Provides 1 Form C contact that Communications for available
indicates the position of the Source 2 communication modules.)
does not indicate whether Source 2 power switching device.
40 is acceptable. Feature 18 metering options include all
15G. Source 1 Position Indication required external devices (CTs, etc.) for
Overcurrent Trip Indication Contact a fully functioning metering system.
Available only with integral overcurrent
41 protection (Feature 16) (shown on
Provides 3 Form C contact that
18J. Integrated Metering (LOAD Side)
indicates the position of Source 1
automatic transfer controller display). power switching device. This metering option incorporates basic
42 12L. Source 1 Trip Indication 15H. Source 2 Position Indication
load metering into the ATC-900 using
the add-on DCT module. In addition to
The automatic transfer controller Contact the standard voltage and frequency
display will read “Lockout” if the
43 Source 1 circuit breaker is in the
Provides 3 Form C contact that metering, the DCT module adds current,
indicates the position of Source 1 real power, reactive power, apparent
“tripped” position. power switching device. power, and power factor. This option
also enables the selective load shed
feature (option 45L).

Sheet 25 091
Feature Description (Continued) 21A. Optional Power Cable 26D. Go to Emergency (Source 2)
Connection Terminals Provides the capability for an external 22
IQ 130/140/150 Eaton transfer switches are provided contact closure to initiate a transfer
as standard with Source 1, Source 2 to the Source 2 power source. This
IQ 130 and load circuit solderless screw-type includes starting the generator, 23
This digital meter provides basic current terminals for power cable connection. performing the programmed time
and voltage per phase (L-L, L-N) and Alternate terminal wire sizes, and delays and the transfer operation.
min./max. readings (I, V). Optional compression lug provisions may be Retransfer will occur when the 24
communication RS-485, Modbus RTU. available dependent on transfer switch external contact is opened. This is
type and ampere rating. a fail-safe function.
IQ 140 25
Plant Exerciser 26E. Go to Emergency (S2) Input
In addition to basic current and
with Selector Switch
voltage, will provide frequency, power
measurements real, reactive and 23A. Plant Exerciser With Fail-Safe Provides a device panel mounted 26
apparent power, total (W, VAR, VA). Provides a means for automatic testing selector switch labeled, “Auto/Go to
Optional communication RS-485, of the engine generator set or standby Source 2”, to initiate a transfer to the
Modbus RTU. power system. All programmed time Source 2 power source. This includes 27
delays in the controller will be performed starting the generator, performing the
IQ 150 during plant exerciser operations. programmed time delays and the
In addition to basic current/voltage/ transfer operation. Retransfer will 28
frequency and power readings, will Programmable set points for test occur when the external contact is
provide Energy Real reactive and intervals are start time, either disabled, opened. This is a fail-safe function.
apparent (Wh, VAR, Vah). Optional daily, 7, 14 or 28 days. 29
26M. All Phase Voltage Phase Loss
communication RS-485, Modbus RTU. 15-minute fixed engine test time. Provides phase loss detection on the
IQ 250/260 Test may be performed with or without Source 1 supply circuit. 30
load transfer. Test may be manually
IQ 250 cancelled during the operation. This Source 1 Sensing
This digital meter provides current per function is fail-safe protected. 26. Source 1—Monitoring and
31
phase and current demand, voltage Protection
23K. Plant Exerciser With Fail-Safe
(L-L, L-N) and frequency. Power, energy
and demand readings. Real, reactive Provides a means for automatic testing
Provides Source 1 monitoring and 32
protection functions. If Source 1 fails,
and apparent power and energy, of the engine generator set or standby
then the automatic transfer controller
power system. All programmed time
power factor. RS-485 communications,
delays in the controller will be performed
will begin the sequence of operations 33
Modbus RTU or ASCII. Optional I/O necessary to transfer the load to
slots available. during plant exerciser operations.
Source 2. All Feature 26 monitoring
IQ 260 Programmable set points for test and protection functions are fail-safe 34
intervals are start time, either disabled, operations.
In addition to all of the features of daily, 7, 14 or 28 days, engine test time.
the IQ 250, power quality analysis is 26H. Three-Phase Rotation Protection
available with THD voltage and current Test may be performed with or without
35
Provides three-phase reversal sensing
per phase. load transfer. Test may be manually in order to protect against transferring to
cancelled during the operation. This an out-of-phase source. The controller 36
Power Xpert 2000 function is fail-safe protected. will treat the opposite source as
Provides either a Power Xpert PXM unavailable if the sources are out of
23M. Selectable—Disabled, 7, 14, 28
2250, PXM 2260 or PXM 2270 meter. or Day Interval, or Calendar Date,
phase, based on programmable set 37
points in the controller.
0–600 Minutes, Load/No Load,
Power Xpert 4000, 6000, 8000 with Fail-safe 26J. All-Phase Undervoltage/
Provides one of the Power Xpert Meters Provides a means for automatic testing Underfrequency Protection
38
with or without graphic displays. of the engine generator set or standby Provides all-phase undervoltage/
power system. All programmed time underfrequency monitoring and 39
20A. Rear Bus Provisions delays in the controller will be protection based on programmable set
Provides Source 1, Source 2 and performed during plant exerciser points in the controller.
Load Circuit rear accessible bus stabs operations. Programmable set points
with provision for bus bar connection. for test intervals are start time, engine 26K. All-Phase Overvoltage/ 40
Eaton transfer switches are provided test time and either disabled, daily, Overfrequency Protection
with either front or rear (dependent 7, 14 or 28 days or up to 12 specific Provides all-phase overvoltage/
on switch type) connected solderless calendar dates. Test may be performed overfrequency monitoring and
41
screw-type terminals for power cable with or without load transfer. Test may protection based on programmable set
connection as standard. points in the controller.
be manually cancelled during the 42
operation. This function is fail-safe
protected. This feature includes 26L. Three-Phase Voltage Unbalance/
Phase Loss
independent time delays for time
Provides phase loss detection from
43
delay normal to emergency, time
delay emergency to normal and blown fuses on the Source 1.
time delay for engine cooldown.

Sheet 25 092
Feature Description (Continued) 29M. Manual Retransfer On/Off Input 32D. In-Phase Transition With Default
22 with Selector Switch to Time Delay Neutral
26M. All Phase Voltage Phase Loss Provides a device panel mounted Provides in-phase transition, which is
Provides phase loss detection on the selector switch to enable or disable a feature that will permit a transfer or
23 Source 1 supply circuit. the manual retransfer feature. retransfer only between two available
Selection of this option automatically sources that have a phase angle differ-
26N. All-Phase Undervoltage Protection adds option 29J. ence near zero. The in-phase transition
24 Provides undervoltage protection for feature includes permissible frequency
Source 1 (ATC-100 Controller only). 32. Delayed Transition Transfer Modes difference and synchronization time
for Open Transition Transfer Switches set points. In the event Source 1 and
25 29. Transfer Operation Modes Provides delayed transition transfer Source 2 fail to synchronize within the
Provides standard or optional transfer modes for an open transition transfer permitted frequency difference and
modes, mode selection devices switch. Often used in systems with time, then the controller defaults to
26 and operational methods for inductive loads, a delayed transition the time delay neutral operation as
transfer switches. transfer switch may prevent or reduce described in Feature 32A. Adjustable
inrush currents due to out-of-phase frequency difference 0.0–3.0 Hz.
27 29D. Dual ATS Bypass
switching of inductive loads. Adjustable synchronization time
Provides automatic transfer switch
allowance 1–60 minutes.
control of the bypass isolation switch. 32A. Time Delay Neutral
28 29G. Automatic/Manual Operation
Provides a time delay in the neutral 32E. Delayed Transition
position during the transfer and The transfer and retransfer operations
With Selector Switch
retransfer operations during which during which both Source 1 and Source 2
29 Provides 2-position selector switch both Source 1 and Source 2 are are disconnected from the load circuit.
(labeled Auto/manual) that permits disconnected from the load circuit. The time delay is programmable and
selection of the automatic or manual This allows inductive loads time to the same for both transfer and retransfer
30 transfer. When in the “Auto” position, reach a safe voltage and eliminate back operation. Adjustable 3–60 seconds.
the transfer switch operates with fully EMF. The time delay is programmable
automatic transfer, retransfer and and is the same for both transfer and 32F. In-Phase Transition
31 generator startup and shutdown retransfer operations. This is a passive Provides in-phase transition, this
operations. When in the “Manual” feature that requires the consulting feature will permit a transfer or
position, manual operation is engineer/installer to determine the retransfer between two available
32 required to initiate the generator settings based on how the user sources that have a phase angle
startup or retransfer with generator will operate the facility. Adjustable difference of 8 degrees or less. The
shutdown operations. 0–120 seconds. in-phase transition feature includes
33 Note: Transfer switches with Feature 29 permissible frequency difference and
32B. Load Voltage Decay synchronization time set points. In the
must be labeled as non-automatic transfer
switch equipment. Provides load voltage measurement event Source 1 and Source 2 fail to
34 to sense back EMF that is generated synchronize within the permitted
29J. Automatic Transfer or Automatic when the transfer switch is the neutral frequency difference and time, the
Transfer With Non-Automatic position. It provides a delay in transfer Alarm relay will energize and “Failed
35 Retransfer Operation in either direction if an unacceptable to Sync” will be displayed on Line 1
Provides a field-selectable program- level is sensed as established by a of the controller. After resetting the
mable set point that permits the transfer programmed set point. This is an alarm, another in-phase transition may
36 switch to operate in one of the following active feature that adapts to how be attempted or a non-synchronized
two transfer modes (A or B): the facility is operating in order to transfer may be initiated by failing the
minimize neutral position wait time, connected source. The adjustable
37 A. Fully automatic operation. but ensure safety. Adjustable 2–30% frequency difference is 0.0 to 3.0 Hz.
of nominal voltage. If the synchronization does not occur
B. Automatic engine/generator startup
within a specified amount of time, the
38 and automatic transfer operation 32C. In-Phase Transition With Default
Alarm relay will energize and the
from Source 1 to Source 2. Manual to Load Voltage Decay
pushbutton operation is required failure will be logged into the transfer
Provides in-phase transition, which history as either “Sync Fail - Freq”
39 to initiate the retransfer operation is a feature that will permit a transfer or “Sync Fail - Phase” depending on
and engine/generator shutdown. or retransfer between two available
The pushbutton for manual whether the frequency difference or
sources that have a phase angle differ- the phase difference was excessive.
40 retransfer operation is included. ence near zero. The in-phase transition
This is fail-safe protected. feature includes permissible frequency 32G. Time Delay Neutral
29K. Manual Retransfer (INPUT) difference and synchronization time This feature provides a time delay in
41 set points. In the event Source 1 and the neutral position during the transfer
Provides an input to remotely initiate Source 2 fail to synchronize within the
a manual retransfer from Source 2 to and retransfer operations during
permitted frequency difference and which both the utility source and the
42 Source 1. time, then the controller defaults to generator source are disconnected
29L. Manual Retransfer On/Off the load voltage decay operation as from the load circuit. TDN cannot be
(INPUT) described in Feature 32B. Adjustable implemented on a transfer switch
43 Provides an input to remotely enable or frequency difference 0.0–3.0 Hz. using a 2-position contactor.
disable the manual retransfer feature. Adjustable synchronization time
allowance 1–60 minutes. Jumper selectable at disable
(0 seconds) or enable (2 seconds).

Sheet 25 093
Feature Description (Continued) 36A. Load Shed—S2 Inhibit with 39A. 225A With (2) 200A Feeders
Keyed Switch (INPUT) 22
39B. 300A With (3) 200A Feeders
Logic Extender Cable Provides a device panel mounted
selector switch to initiate a load circuit 39C. 400A With (4) 200A Feeders
34A. 48 Inches (1219 mm) disconnection from the Source 2 23
power source. If the load circuit is 41. Space Heater With Thermostat
Provides logic extension cable
with connectors. connected to Source 2 and the selector Provides a space heater and adjustable
switch is switched to the “S2 Inhibit/ thermostat. External control power is 24
34C. 96 Inches (2438 mm) Enabled” position, then a retransfer to not required. Availability is dependent
Provides logic extension cable Source 1 is completed if Source 1 is on transfer switch type.
with connectors. available. If Source 1 is not available, 25
41A. Space Heater With Thermostat—
then the transfer switch will transfer to
34E. 144 Inches (3658 mm) 100 Watt
neutral. If the load circuit is connected
Provides logic extension cable to Source 1 and the switch is in the Provides 100-watt space heater with an 26
with connectors. “S2 Inhibit” position, then a transfer adjustable thermostat.
Source 2 is prohibited.
34F. 100 Inches (2540 mm) 41E. Space Heater With Thermostat— 27
Provides logic extension only for 37. Go to “Isolated” Position (not SE 375 Watt
open Magnum ATS. Rated) (INPUT) Provides 375-watt space heater with an
Provides an input to transfer a adjustable thermostat. 28
35A. Pre-Transfer Signal with
3-position transfer switch (source 1/ 42. Seismic Qualification
1 Form C Contact
off/source 2) to the off position using
Provides a signal prior to the a remote contact closure. When the 45. Load Sequencing Capability 29
transferring of the load. Will not signal is removed, the transfer switch Provides the capability for sequential
transfer until the programmable delay will transfer back to the available, closure of up to 10 addressable relays
set point in the controller is reached. preferred source. after a transfer. Each addressable relay 30
If both sources are not available, this provides (1) Form C contact. A single
option will ignore the time delay set 37. Service Equipment Rated
adjustable time delay between each
in the controller. Transfer Switch
of the relay closures is provided.
31
Provides the label “suitable for use as Operates via a sub-network. Adjustable
35C. Pre-/Post-Transfer Signal
service equipment” and the features 1–120 seconds.
(OUTPUT)
necessary to meet the requirements for 32
Provides a signal prior to the transfer- the label. Includes service disconnect 45A. Load Sequencing Contacts (1)
ring of the load. Will not transfer until with visible indication and neutral (OUTPUT)
the programmable delay set point assembly with removable |link. Provides the capability for sequential 33
in the controller is reached. If both Feature 16B or 16N must be selected contact closure of up to 10 contacts
sources are not available, this option separately. after a transfer. A single adjustable
will ignore the time delay set in the time delay between each of the relay 34
controller. The time delay is program- 37A. Service Equipment Rated
closures is provided. Operates using
mable for 0–120 seconds pre transfer Transfer Switch Without Ground
the configurable output contacts
and 0–120 seconds post transfer. Fault Protection
(Form C). Adjustable 0–120 seconds. 35
Provides service equipment rating for
36. Load Shed From Emergency 45L. Selective Load Shed
an application that does not require
Provides the capability for an external ground fault protection. Provides an output contact that 36
NC contact to initiate a load circuit opens to shed a customer load if the
disconnection from the Source 2 power 37B. Service Equipment Rated Transfer
measured kW value exceeds the load
source. If the load circuit is connected Switch With Ground Fault Protection
shed kW set point value. The load 37
to Source 2 and the contact is opened, Provides service equipment rating for will be picked up if the load restore
then a retransfer to Source 1 is an application that requires ground set point is attained.
completed if Source 1 is available. fault protection. 38
If Source 1 is not available, then the 47. Transfer Modes for Closed
transfer switch will transfer to neutral. 38. Steel Cover Transition Transfer Switches
If the load circuit is connected to Provides protection for a device panel Provides available transition transfer 39
Source 1 and the contact is open, as option 38a and protection for the modes for a closed transition transfer
then a transfer Source 2 is prohibited. controller as option 38b. switch. Closed transition is a “make
39. Distribution Panel before break” transfer and retransfer 40
scheme that will parallel (a maximum
The distribution panel feature uses of 100 ms) Source 1 and Source 2
a panelboard design with bolt-on providing a seamless transfer when 41
circuit breakers type EHD. Bolt-on both sources are available. The closed
breakers are designed to hold up transition feature includes permissible
to the changes in temperature and voltage difference frequency difference 42
humidity that an industrial application and synchronization time allowance
calls for. (240/120 Vac single-phase set points. The phase angle difference
systems only.) between the two sources must be near 43
zero for a permitted transfer. These
are all programmable set points in
the controller.

Sheet 25 094
Feature Description (Continued) It provides a delay in transfer in either 48MRAC. Multi-view Remote
22 direction if an unacceptable level is Annunciator with Control
47C. Closed Transition With Default sensed as established by a customer Provides remote monitoring of source
to In-Phase Transition With Default to programmed level. The transfer will not availability, source position and test
23 Load Voltage Decay take place until the back EMF decays status for up to eight transfer switches
Provides a closed transition transfer below the acceptable programmed with the ATC-300+ or ATC-900 control-
as the primary transfer mode. In the level. This feature has a separate setting ler. Operates using Modbus protocol.
24 event Source 1 and Source 2 fail to of enabling or disabling the operation.
synchronize within the permitted If disabled, the transfer switch will not 48RAC. Remote Annunciator
voltage difference, frequency differ- delay in the Neutral position and will with Control
25 ence, phase angle difference and time, transfer between the sources as fast as Provides remote monitoring and
then the controller defaults to the in- possible. This feature is not available control via a color touch screen
phase transition with default to load with the Time Delay Neutral Optional display for the controllers. Operates
26 voltage decay operations as described Feature 32A. using Modbus protocol (MPONI
in Feature 32C and 32B. Adjustable required for the ATC-600/800).
47G. Closed/Time Delay Neutral
frequency difference 0.0–0.3 Hz.
27 Adjustable voltage difference 1–5% Controllers equipped with Feature 48U. USB Port for Memory Stick
volts. Adjustable synchronization time Set 47F will perform a closed transition Provides a device panel mounted USB
allowance 1–60 minutes. transfer when both sources are port for uploading or downloading
28 synchronized in frequency, phase and controller set points and for download-
47D. Closed Transition voltage. Failure to synchronize will ing event history.
Provides a closed transition transfer as result in an open transition Time Delay
29 the primary transfer mode. Only under Neutral transfer. Time Delay Neutral 49A. Sensing Isolation Transformer
a fail-safe condition (i.e., loss of the provides a time delay in the transfer The sensing isolation transformer is
connected source) will the controller switch neutral position when both recommended for high resistance
30 transfer to the alternate source using sources are open. This delay takes grounded systems and for grounded
the load voltage decay operation as place when the load is transferred in delta systems. Option 49A is available
described in Feature 32B. Adjustable either direction to prevent excessive for Magnum ATS’s.
31 frequency difference 0.0–0.3 Hz. in-rush currents due to out-of-phase
49B. Sensing Isolation Transformer
Adjustable voltage difference 1–5% V. switching of large motor loads.
The sensing isolation transformer is
32 47E. Closed Transition With Default to 48. Communication Modules recommended for high resistance
In-Phase Transition With Default to Provides communications modules grounded systems and for grounded
Time Delay Neutral for the transfer switch controllers. delta systems. Option 49B is available
33 Provides a closed transition transfer 48D. Ethernet
for MCCB and contactor transfer
as the primary transfer mode. In the switches.
event Source 1 and Source 2 fail to Communication (PXG400 Gateway) 49C. Multi-Tap Control Power
34 synchronize within the permitted Translates Modbus RTU, QCPort or Transformer
voltage difference, frequency differ- INCOM to Modbus TCP. The PXG400 The multi-tap control power trans-
ence, phase angle difference and Gateway includes embedded Web
35 time, then the controller defaults to server monitoring of up to 64
former is used to step-down voltage to
120 Vac for the transfer switch control
the in-phase transition with default connected devices. circuit. Incoming voltage can be
to time delay neutral operation as
36 described in Features 32D and 32A. 48F. Modbus adjusted by moving the tap on the
primary side from 208V, 240V or 480V
Adjustable frequency difference
Communication (MPONI) for 60 Hz applications or 220V, 380V,
0.0–0.3 Hz. Adjustable voltage
37 difference 1–5 percent volts. Provides Modbus RTU protocol via 415, 600V for 50 Hz applications.
Adjustable synchronization time communications module. 60. Dedicated Voltage Control
allowance 1–60 minutes. Power Transformer
38 48G. Modbus TCP/IP
47F. Closed/Load Voltage Decay Provides a third-party device for The dedicated voltage control power
Modbus 485 to Modbus TCP/IP transformer can be selected for 208/
Controllers equipped with Feature
39 Set 47F will perform a closed transition pass through. 240V systems where an added buffer
is preferred between the incoming
when both sources are synchronized in
48M1-48M4. I/O Module power and the microprocessor
frequency, phase and voltage. Failure
40 to synchronize will result in an open Each I/O module provides four controller’s control power input.
transition Time Delay Load Voltage additional user configurable inputs
60C. Power Loss Buffer
Decay transfer. Time Delay Load and outputs. Up to four additional
41 Voltage Decay uses the load voltage I/O modules can be added, either by Provides ride-through power for the
ELC contained in automatic transfer
measurements to sense back EMF the factory or in the field.
switches with bypass isolation. This
that is generated when the transfer
42 switch is in the Neutral position.
feature does not provide continuous
power for microprocessor controller.
43

Sheet 25 095
Feature Description (Continued) 81L. Remote Load Test 51S1B. 50 kA—SPD standard source 1
Provides an input to initiate a system 22
81B. ATS Not in Automatic (OUTPUT) 51S2B. 80 kA—SPD standard source 1
test using a remote contact closure.
Provides remote indication that the The test will run based on the pro- 51S3B. 100 kA—SPD standard source 1
ATS is not in automatic mode. grammed engine test settings in the 23
controller. The settings include with 51S4B. 120 kA—SPD standard source 1
81C. ATS in Test (OUTPUT) or without load, engine run time, and 51S5B. 160 kA—SPD standard source 1 24
Provides remote indication that the independent test time delays.
ATS is currently running a test. The 51S6B. 200 kA—SPD standard source 1
test could be initiated by the device 81M. Terminal Block for Customer
panel engine test pushbutton or Connections 51S7B. 250 kA—SPD standard source 1 25
automatically using the programmed This feature provides a common 51S8B. 300 kA—SPD standard source 1
engine exerciser. terminal block for all customer
connections. 51S9B. 400 kA—SPD standard source 1 26
81D. Engine Test Aborted (OUTPUT)
Provides remote indication that an 81N. Load Bank Control 51S1C. 50 kA—SPD standard with
engine test has been aborted. The Provides a remote output to disconnect surge counter source 1 27
ATC-900 event log contains detailed a load bank if Source 1 fails while the 51S2C. 80 kA—SPD standard with
event information that can help assess load bank is running. surge counter source 1
the reason the test was aborted. 28
90B. Slave Input (INPUT) 51S3C. 100 kA—SPD standard with
81E. Cooldown in Process (OUTPUT) The ATC-900 Master/Slave controller surge counter source 1
Provides remote indication that an functionality provides the user with 29
engine cooldown is in progress. the ability to use two independent 51S4C. 120 kA—SPD standard with
transfer switches in three source surge counter source 1
81F. Engine Start Contact Status systems consisting of a utility and two 30
(OUTPUT) 51S5C. 160 kA—SPD standard with
generator sources. In a three-source
Provides remote indication that the surge counter source 1
system, the Master ATS controls the
engine start contact is calling for the engine starting and stopping of the 51S6C. 200 kA—SPD standard with 31
generator to start. Slave ATS. The slave input receives surge counter source 1
the engine start signal from the
81G. LOAD SHED—S2 Inhibit On
(OUTPUT)
Master controller. 51S7C. 250 kA—SPD standard with 32
surge counter source 1
Provides remote indication that the Option 51. Surge Protection Device
51S8C. 300 kA—SPD standard with
emergency inhibit is on. Two types of surge protection devices
surge counter source 1 33
are used in Eaton automatic transfer
81GL. LOAD SHED—S2 Inhibit On
switches. Both types meet the require- 51S9C. 400 kA—SPD standard with
with White Indicating Light
Provides a 30 mm pilot light on the
ments for UL 1449 3rd Edition for surge counter source 1 34
surge suppression devices and are
transfer switch device panel to indicate CE marked. The type CVX is used on 51SC8. Remote display panel (8 feet
that S2 Inhibit is on. Eaton wallmount ATS designs and standard) 35
81H. ATS on Bypass (OUTPUT) the Eaton type SPD are used on 51SC12. Remote display panel (12 feet)
floor-standing designs.
Provides remote indication that the
bypass switch is carrying the load. CVX
51SC4. Remote display panel (4 feet) 36
The CVX device features a Thermally 54. Front Access
81J. Lockout
Provides an input to temporarily
Protected Metal Oxide Varistor 54A. Front access cabinet available for 37
technology and comes with high all Magnum products. This option will
disable automatic control. This feature
intensity LED phase status indicators. add an additional pull section mounted
is used to indicate a tripped breaker
in a breaker-based transfer switch. It SPD
on the side of the switch. 38
is treated as an alarm and the alarm The SPD features a Thermally Protected 59a. Silver-Plated Bus
must be reset to continue automatic
operation.
Metal Oxide Varistor technology. It Silver-plated bus is a standard feature 39
comes with dual-colored protection for all Magnum-based designs.
81K. Monitor Mode status indicators for each phase and
59b. Tin-Plated Bus
Provides an input to disable automatic
for neutral-ground protection mode.
Tin-plated bus is available as an option
40
It comes with an audible alarm with
control in the ATC-900 controller. for Magnum-based designs.
silence button and a Form C contact.
This function is used for when manual
operation is required. The controller An optional SPD with surge counter
41
continues to accurately monitor source feature package is available. This
status and set points can be changed; provides six-digit surge counter with
however, no action will be initiated by reset button.
42
the controller.
43

Sheet 25 096
22 Glossary Retransfer—Retransfer is defined as Source 2—Failed or fails—Source 2 is

a change of the load connection from defined as “failed” when it is outside
With respect to their use in this the secondary to primary source. of its undervoltage or overvoltage or
document and as they relate to switch under-frequency or overfrequency
23 operation, the following terminology
Source 1—is the primary source (if applicable) set point ranges for the
or normal source or normal power nominal voltage and frequency setting
is defined:
source or normal. (Except when for a time exceeding 0.5 seconds after
24 Available—A source is defined as Source 2 has been designated the the time delay emergency fail (TDEF)
“available” when it is within its under- “Preferred Source.”) time delay expires.
voltage/overvoltage/underfrequency/
Source 2—is the secondary source
25 overfrequency (if applicable) set point
or emergency source or emergency
Transfer—“Transfer” is defined as a
ranges for the nominal voltage and change of the load connection from
power source or emergency or standby the primary to secondary source
frequency setting.
or backup source. (Except when
26 Fail-safe—A feature that prevents Source 2 has been designated the
except when specifically used as
“Transfer to Neutral.”
disconnection from the only available “Preferred Source.”)
source and will also force a transfer Transfer to Neutral—“Transfer to
27 or retransfer operation to the only
Source 1—Failed or fails—Source 1 Neutral” is defined as when the load
is defined as “failed” when it is outside circuits are disconnected from both
available source.
of its undervoltage or overvoltage or Source 1 and Source 2.
28 underfrequency or overfrequency
(if applicable) set point ranges for the
nominal voltage and frequency setting.
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Sheet 25 097
kW Conversion Chart
Appendix A—kW Conversion Chart 22

Table 25.5-4. kW to Ampere Conversion Chart
Three-Phase Ampere Table at Common Line-to-Line Voltage 23
kW 1 200V 208V 220V 230V 240V 380V 400V 415V 460V 480V 600V
5.0 18 17 16 16 15 9 9 9 8 8 6
7.5 27 26 25 24 23 14 13 13 12 11 9
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10.0 36 34 33 31 30 19 18 17 16 15 12
15.0 54 52 49 47 45 28 27 26 24 23 18 25
20.0 72 69 66 63 60 38 36 35 31 30 24
25.0 90 87 82 78 75 47 45 43 39 38 30
30.0 108 104 98 94 90 57 54 52 47 45 36
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40.0 144 139 131 126 120 76 72 70 63 60 48
50.0 180 173 164 157 150 95 90 87 78 75 60 27
60.0 217 208 197 188 180 114 108 104 94 90 72
75.0 271 260 246 235 226 142 135 130 118 113 90
80.0 289 278 262 251 241 152 144 139 126 120 96
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100.0 361 347 328 314 301 190 180 174 157 150 120
125.0 451 434 410 392 376 237 226 217 196 188 150 29
150.0 541 520 492 471 451 285 271 261 235 226 180
175.0 631 607 574 549 526 332 316 304 275 263 210
200.0 722 694 656 628 601 380 361 348 314 301 241 30
250.0 902 867 820 784 752 475 451 435 392 376 301
300.0 1083 1041 984 941 902 570 541 522 471 451 361
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350.0 1263 1214 1148 1098 1052 665 631 609 549 526 421
400.0 1443 1388 1312 1255 1203 760 722 696 628 601 481
500.0 1804 1735 1640 1569 1504 950 902 870 784 752 601 32
600.0 2165 2082 1968 1883 1804 1140 1083 1043 941 902 722
700.0 2526 2429 2296 2197 2105 1329 1263 1217 1098 1052 842
800.0 2887 2776 2624 2510 2406 1519 1443 1391 1255 1203 962
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900.0 3248 3123 2952 2824 2706 1709 1624 1565 1412 1353 1083
1000.0 3609 3470 3280 3138 3007 1899 1804 1739 1569 1503 1203 34
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26 3. Control power source to

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Transfer Switch Types Mounting Type Delayed transition—This is a “break-

Open Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Installation Types Built-in Protection Separately Derived and Non-Separately

Compare 400A ATS and 500A LD Breaker

Figure 25.0-4. Built-in Protection

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Transfer Switch Selection Guide

40 See Page 25.1-14

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Table 25.0-6. Transfer Switch Product Family—Breaker-Based Design

Molded-case Manual ■ ■ No Fixed 600 30 2, 3, 4 Open

See Page 25.2-7

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Table 25.0-7. Transfer Switch Product Family—Magnum-Based Design

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Automatic Open Transition, General Description Features

The power switching operation of ❑ Source 2 present 2NO and 2NC 24

■ Open in-phase with default to time ❑ Three-phase rotation protection 27

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40, 80, 100 C2 10,000 30,000 10,000 22,000 100,000 1

Table 25.1-2. UL 1008 Ratings

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Dimensions—Approximate Dimensions in Inches (mm)

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Table 25.1-4. 1600A Transfer Switch

26.49 (672.8) 26.49 (672.8)

Side View Side View

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Automatic Closed Transition, Application Description Features

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Fixed 600 40 2, 3, 4 Open

35 Load Lugs Emergency

36 Typical Contactor-Based ATC-900 Controller

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Dimensions—Approximate Dimensions in Inches (mm)

Figure 25.1-11. Automatic Up to 400A Wallmount NEMA 1 Load Power

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Bypass Isolation Transfer Features ■ Pre-transfer signal contacts 1NO

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Bypass Isolation Switch Features Improved Safety Ease of Transfer

Separate Doors for

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Standards and Certifications

100 30 50 10 35 100 480 RK5 200

36 (1) ATS (2)

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Dimensions in Inches (mm)

Figure 25.1-14. Bypass Isolation-Based Drawing NEMA 1 and NEMA 3R

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Dimensions in Inches (mm)

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Dimensions in Inches (mm)

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Bypass Isolation Transfer Features ■ Pre-transfer signal contacts 1NO and

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