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Another advantage of the interlock type install is there is no need to provide new AFCI breakers as you would if you used AC separate generator panel.
Generator interlock vs manual transfer switch panel
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Generator interlock vs manual transfer switch panel
They made a homeline panel with an ATS for Kohler generators, but I’m pretty sure it’s obsolete now. You can buy interlock kits for QO and Homeline panels though, and that’s what I typically use for portable generators.
You can get a loadcenter from Generac with an ATS in the top listed for Siemens, Square D, and GE breakers.
http://gens.generac.com/GeneracCorp...l-transfer-switches/0175200SBY-K-GenReady.pdf
I posted without realizing this was just a 30A portable.... but leaving info above
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They made a homeline panel with an ATS for Kohler generators, but I’m pretty sure it’s obsolete now. You can buy interlock kits for QO and Homeline panels though, and that’s what I typically use for portable generators.
You can get a loadcenter from Generac with an ATS in the top listed for Siemens, Square D, and GE breakers.
http://gens.generac.com/GeneracCorp...l-transfer-switches/0175200SBY-K-GenReady.pdf
I posted without realizing this was just a 30A portable.... but leaving info above
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