RV Transfer Switch, Briidea Automatic Transfer Switch 50 Amp Applied to RV, Speedboats, 120/240 VAC

I removed a WFCO transfer switch that was defective and I purchased this one. It arrived well packed and install was easy if you understand electrical systems. It works beautifully with very nice contactors. I would buy again if needed

This works well. However the light weight wires for control circuit attach to same screw for heavy power wires. When you loosen hex screw for heavy wires the light wires come loose. There are separate places for lightweight wires and heavy power wires. Note where they are attached before you do anything. After inserting power wires reinsert the light weight wires in the location they came from. Visually verify they are compressed onto contacts as you tighten screw. Screw tightens down both wires at the same time.

Forget DYI installation, Unless you have a panel knockout set or hole saws to make your own holes . The enclosure is "indented" or dimpled, but the knockouts are not cut through. I have not completed the installation so I can not comment on functionality.Update: Unit has a direct short across two terminals, Line to Neutral. Tripped the breaker as soon as plugged in. Returning after no contact from Seller

could use better instructions but not bad , great little switch . i have several auto transfer switches on this property on a few panels . this was easy to install heavy well built and works perfect . the NC/NO terminals i need to figure out someday but it totally does the job. garysadie42@gmail is anyone needs help with this switch. i have these hooked up to auto start 2 Kubota GL generators 2 wire start system works perfect . in south central Floridai added a meter and a few status lights for this one . i will def be buying more of these !

Great RV Transfer Switch if you are going to use a inverter and don't need the delay switch.

I had this professionally installed. After watching several YouTube videos that show how easy the install is, I thought it is above my pay grade and I’m satisfied I did. I switched out the circuit breakers as well and installed a 2000 watt inverter. $1100 for the extra parts and labor. This not a project you want to cut costs on.

Liked the price. Difficult to punch out the holes for the wires to go through the top and bottom. The box actually bent a little trying to pop them out. The holes didn't seem to be creased enough to allow the punch outs to come out easily. However, we did manage to eventually get them out and install the box into our RV.

After some modifications, perfect for the use I was going to give it.