50A Generator Transfer Kit NEW IN BOX, Unopened

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Generac 50 Amp Generator Transfer Switch Kit for 12-16 Circuits; Indoor Apllications.  Model# 6296.0 $649.00 from Home Depot.

Product Description:
This Generac transfer switch kit provides a safe way to feed generator power to essential appliances or circuits in a home or business during a power outage. This kit includes a 50 amp transfer switch, a 50 amp aluminum power inlet box for cord connection, and 10 foot power cord that provides the connecting link from the generator to the wired circuits. Required by the National Electrical Code, a transfer switch prevents generator power from backfeeding onto utility lines. This versatile transfer switch accommodates 12 to 16 circuits in a home or business and works with 50 Amp generators up to 15000 running watts. Designed with standard circuit breakers, the transfer switch can be easily expanded or reconfigured to suit your specific needs. The enclosure can be flush or surface mounted indoors like a subpanel next to an existing load center. Power up essentials like refrigerator, lights, furnace, microwave, television, well pump, water heater, home office, garage door and security system. Wattmeters help balance loads to prolong generator life. Switch includes three 15 Amp 1-pole breakers, three 20 Amp 1-pole breakers, one 2-pole 20 Amp breaker , one 2-pole 30-amp breaker and one 2-pole 50 amp breaker, and accepts Arc Fault and GFCI breakers to meet the latest National Electrical Code requirement if your installation will be inspected. Cord includes NEMA 14-50 male and CS6364 locking female. UL Listed in USA and Canada.

Provides a safe and convenient way to feed power from a portable generator to a home or business during an outage
Accommodates 12 to 16 circuits and generators with a 50 amp full power receptacle, up to 15000 running watts
Connects to existing load center like a subpanel, and includes all wires, conduit, fittings and wire nuts
Easily expands to 16 circuits using standard interchangeable type breakers
Includes transfer switch for flush or surface mounting, Aluminum power inlet box that mounts on exterior of dwelling, and 10-Foot cord
Accepts Arc Fault and GFCI breakers to comply with National Electric Code requirements
Includes sub-feed lugs to support additional downstream panels
Expanded neutral and ground bars accommodate relocating all wires from load center, if required by local inspector
UL Listed with Siemens, Murray, Square D (HOM), Cutler-Hammer/Eaton (BR) and GE (THQL) breakers
Enclosure can be flush or surface mounted indoors
Requires a 2-pole 100 amp breaker installed in main load center
MFG Brand Name : Generac
MFG Model # : 6296.0
MFG Part # : 6296.0

   Feel free to drop me a PM!!!  Time to fundraise for an AI!!!!

Here's a more accurate picture of the stuff it comes with....  Just posted it on eBay with a 'Buy It Now' of $599.  $500 for NCKA local.

That is a good price. Needs to be installed by licensed electrical contractor. I installed a propane generator in my house in Nevada when I lived there. The generator, tank, and electrical was ~$5K when said and done. It was set up to cycle itself every 7 days, and within 15 seconds of a power fail, it would kick on. There is a switch that prevents backfeeding lines that has to be installed and inspected prior to service and approval. It was funny when the power went out, we had lights and our essential circuits online. Neighbors were coming over asking how we had power and they didn't. Best five grand I ever spent. I do not have the means to do the same at my Lodi house, I checked, and the offset for a propane tank is too much for what I have. The structure/property lines/setbacks make it impossible to do. A solar battery backup is my only option that I know of, and the cost/savings does not pencil out at this time for me, or I would in a heartbeat!

I am not certain that this needs to be installed by a contractor.  This is designed to plug into the outlet of a large/portable 50A outlet generator.  I just purchased the 30A verson so I don;t need the 50A version.  The only additional items needed are 4ga wire to go between the inlet box & the panel.  I'd love to see it go to a NCKA member who could use it.

Come on Montanan8v .... you know you want it!

May not HAVE to use a contractor/licensed electrician. . Like I said, I would be all over this if I had the means at my house to set it up like that last house.

I am not certain that this needs to be installed by a contractor.  This is designed to plug into the outlet of a large/portable 50A outlet generator.  I just purchased the 30A verson so I don;t need the 50A version.  The only additional items needed are 4ga wire to go between the inlet box & the panel.  I'd love to see it go to a NCKA member who could use it.

Come on Montanan8v .... you know you want it!

You GD right I do, just cannot right now.

LOL  I'll keep dangling the carrot!  Have it on eBay for $599!  Don't think of how much you are spending, think of how much you are saving!

I'm in 'Full-On' Hobie AI fundraising mode here!!!!!

 

  Heck I'd be all over that if I had the funds!

Just think of the money you'll be saving!

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