Installation and Operating Instructions

MANUAL TRANSFER SWITCH MODELS 6335 AND 6382

NOTE TO INSTALLER: Please leave this guide with the consumer for future reference. READ THIS MANUAL IN ITS ENTIRETY BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO INSTALL THIS EQUIPMENT.

WARNING: Generac® transfer switches should be installed by a professional electrician familiar with electrical wiring and codes, and experienced in working with generators. Generac accepts no responsibility for accidents, damages or personal injury caused by incorrect installation. This transfer switch is intended for surface mounting OUTDOORS. Our transfer switches are UL listed to UL Standard 1008 and meet the criteria of National Electrical code Article 702.6 for Optional Standby Systems. CAUTION: If using the generator and transfer switch for larger appliances, such as electric water heaters, clothes dryers, electric ranges and small air conditioners, check the labels on the appliances to be sure they do NOT exceed the rating of the generator. No appliance should have an amperage rating that exceeds the individual breaker rating in the transfer switch. CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING: Engine exhaust and some of its constituents are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm. This product may contain or emit chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm.

Thank you for purchasing a Generac Manual Transfer switch to safely connect a portable generator to the load center in your home or business (single phase only) for standby power applications. Product features include:

•Generator and Utility Mains mechanically interlocked preventing utility or generator power back feed.

•Full branch circuit protection with Siemens® circuit breakers.

•12 gauge High Corrosion-resistant aluminum cabinet.

•Ample ground and neutral termination positions for all branch circuits.

•Extra spaces for branch circuit breakers.

•Subfeed lugs provided to feed additional downstream panels or to expand beyond 16 circuits.

•Accepts a Switched Neutral Kit (Model 6297). See Note on Neutral Bonded Generators found above Table 1.

Description:

This unit is a combination indoor/outdoor transfer switch and distribution panel. It can be used as service entrance equipment for 200 Amp services. In addition to being a transfer switch, this unit provides additional circuits for outdoor applications such as air conditioner compressors, sewage lift pumps, boat docks, outbuildings, garages, pump houses, barns and the like. These 200 amp series models will accommodate 12 single pole circuits.

This transfer switch is made up of five basic elements:

1.200 amp rated Utility Main Breaker

2.Generator Main Breaker

3.A 30 or 50 amp 125/250 volt inlet pre-wired to the generator breaker

4.A mechanical safety interlock that prevents both Mains from being “ON” at the same time

5.A set of sub-feed lugs to handle cable up to 4/0 AWG to feed the house Main panel.

Tools and Items Needed for Installation:

•1/4" and 11/32 nut drivers

•Straight blade and Phillips screwdriver

•Large Allen wrench Set

•Electric drill

•Wire cutter/stripper

•Anchors and screws to mount switch to wall

•Power Cord to connect generator to switch

Compatible Circuit Breaker Types:

•Siemens/Murray QT, QPH, HQP, QPF (GFCI), QPHF, QFP, QE, QEH, QAF (Arc Fault), QP (Surge Protector)

•Cutler-Hammer Series BD, BR, BQ, GFC

•Challenger Type A, C, HAGF

•Square D Series HOM (Homeline)

•GE Series THQL

CAUTION: If this transfer switch is used as the main service disconnect, it is imperative that all circuit breakers in the transfer switch AND the Main Load Center in the house be turned OFF when running the system from the generator. Then, turn on only the breakers that the generator can handle at any one time. Check the generator “continuous” wattage rating to determine the total wattage of connected load. It may be necessary as well as desirable to turn ON and OFF different loads/breakers as needed during an actual power outage.