Reliance Controls PRO/TRAN 2 A304 Manuel D'utilisation page 7

Installing 120-volt Circuits
Warning: Transfer switch circuits with 20 amp breakers must be installed on only
those branch circuits with 20 amp branch circuit breakers. Transfer switch circuits
with 15 amp breakers can be installed on 15 or 20 amp branch circuits. Do not
install any transfer switch circuit on branch circuits greater than 20 amps,
except in position A and B which maybe 30 amps.
Wire the most critical circuits first, starting with any circuit position on the transfer switch.
Let's assume that Switch C will be designated to supply power to the refrigerator.
1. Turn off the refrigerator circuit breaker. Loosen the screw that secures the wire to the
circuit breaker. Disconnect the wire from the circuit breaker.
2. On the transfer switch, find the black and red wires marked C.
3. Feed the red wire to the selected breaker, in this case the refrigerator breaker.
4. Cut the red wire C to a convenient length. Strip approximately 5/8" from the end of the
wire. Connect the red wire to the refrigerator circuit breaker and retighten the screw.
5. Cut the black wire C to a convenient length for aligning with the wire removed from the
refrigerator circuit breaker in step 1. Strip approximately 5/8" from the end of the wire.
6. Insert both wires (the wire removed from the circuit breaker in step 1 and the black
wire) into a yellow wire connector. Twist the connector tightly and push the wires back
into the wiring compartment of the load center.
This completes the installation of the transfer switch for your refrigerator.
Repeat steps 1-6 for each of the remaining considering the following:
• See the following section for 240-volt circuits and the removal of handle ties if 240-
volt circuits are not required.
• Remember to "balance the load"—dividing the appliances requiring higher
wattage between the left and right sides of the transfer switch.
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