Automatic Transfer Switch Recommendation for a 5,500 Watt Onan Generator

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It says the wattage is 3750 max will this work with a 5500 Onan generator?

asked by: MATTHEW C

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Since the Furrion Automatic Transfer Switch # F50ATS is only rated for 3,750 watts I recommend going with the Go Power Automatic Transfer Switch # 34270278 instead. I reached out and confirmed with my contact at Go Power that this transfer switch will work with your 5,500 watt Onan generator.

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expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

The transfer switches that we currently offer are either rated for 30 amp or 50 amp service and can't function properly if wired to a different amperage rating. For example, if your motorhome had 50 amp service and you installed the Furrion…

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If I understand your statement correctly, you have the Furrion Automatic Transfer Switch, #F50ATS installed but are not getting power to the RV. If you have not yet attempted to isolate/by pass the transfer switch to ensure the issue is within the…

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Answer 3

On the top panel of the Furrion Transfer Switch #F50ATS is a diagram that shows how it will wire to your Weekend Warrior. I also attached a second picture that shows what's underneath the lid.

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The transfer switch is needed if you plan to use more than one AC power source for your camper. So if you use shore power from a camp site and also want to be able to use a generator you need the transfer switch like the part #34270278. With DC power…

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Yes, the Progressive Dynamics Transfer Switch part #PD52 has an automatic design with 50 amp rating and it's made right here in the USA. We also offer the Go Power Automatic Transfer Switch part #34270278 which is an automatic switch with 50 amp…

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The Progressive Dynamics Transfer Switch - Metal Case - 50 Amp - 120V/240V #PD52 (Alternatively PD52V) and the PD52DCS/PD52DCSV are both part of the PD52 series but there are some differences. Both share the same voltage rating and current ratings.…

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Answer 7

What you need is two of the 50 Amp Go Power Automatic Transfer Switches, #34270278. A transfer switch will have a dominate side. How the input is wired determines how power passes through the unit.

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For a 2022 Chevrolet Colorado you only flat tow four-wheel-drive vehicles that have an N (Neutral) and a Four-Wheel Drive Low (4 (n) setting. Look for knob on the dashboard. This will most likely be the last position on the right of the knob and be…

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Since the part #PD4655V has come out and has ability to switch between lithium and lead acid batteries the part PD4655LIV was discontinued. At one point there were separate parts for lithium and lead acid batteries but since the current one can do…

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Answer 10

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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Automatic Transfer Switch Recommendation for a 5,500 Watt Onan Generator

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