Installation Instructions and Wiring Diagram for the Progressive Dynamics Transfer Switch with Quick

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The old version had very clear labels on the wire connections as to what went where. This has no labels, but has the exact same wiring diagram even though the set up is entirely different! Confused as to what I should be putting where! Please help

asked by: Dianne S

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Please see the attached installation instructions with wiring diagram for the Progressive Dynamics Transfer Switch with Quick Flip Connectors, # PD5110010Q.

expert reply by: Michael R

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Answer 1

You'll simply slide the bare end of the wire into the quick connect and flip the orange lever down to lock the wire in place. The wiring diagram for the Progressive Dynamics Transfer Switch with Quick Flip Connectors - Plastic Case - 30 Amp -…

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I attached a section of the instructions which shows you should mount the Progressive Dynamics Transfer Switch - Metal Case - 50 Amp - 120V/240V #PD52 in the vertical position. It should not be installed in the horizontal position. If you need longer…

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Yes, the Progressive Dynamics Transfer Switch with Quick Flip Connectors #PD5110010Q can be mounted on a side wall instead of flat on the floor. As long as the wires are firmly secured, orientation of the transfer switch does not matter.

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Yes, you can use the Progressive Dynamics Transfer Switch with Quick Flip Connectors #PD5110010Q to connect two power sources (shore power and generator/inverter) but only one can be used at a time. It will automatically switch your AC input from…

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I have a solution for you but you can not connect an inverter directly to the AC input of the Progressive Dynamics RV Power Control Center with AC/DC Panel and Converter/Smart Charger 35 Amp item #PD4135K. You will need to use the Progressive…

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Each inverter is going to have a very specific way to wire it into your trailer's electrical system in order to prevent the power loop you're referring to. In some cases where an inverter doesn't come with a transfer switch and requires…

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My recommendation is to simply unplug from the power pedestal if you wish to start up the generator for a maintenance run. It is the safest way to ensure that you do not overload your electrical system. Please ensure you follow the installation…

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With a transfer switch like the Go Power Automatic Transfer Switch #342GPTS you would have to use a second Transfer Switch #PD5110010Q to connect 2 of the three sources. Your shore power cord could also be used with a separate plug in for a generator…

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A transfer switch is only going to have two receptacles to accept power from so you wouldn't be able to connect all of your systems together, but I do have a solution for you. You would need to use a 50 amp transfer switch like the Progressive…

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Answer 10

The transfer switches like #PD5110010Q that you referenced aren't able to make that type of choice if that makes sense. They basically decide from different power sources which to allow through to the panel. Now the panel is what makes choice to…

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Answer 11

I recommend using the Progressive Dynamics Transfer Switch with Quick Flip Connectors - Plastic Case - 30 Amp - 120V #PD5110010Q because of the reliability of Progressive Dynamics components. You could also buy an inverter that comes with a transfer…

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Answer 12

Your transfer switch can still be used since it's just selecting the power source that's going to run to the Progressive Dynamics #PD4135K. If you ever have issues with it later on you can replace it with Progressive Dynamics #PD5110010Q.

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