Go Power TS-30

Go Power! TS-30 30 Amp Automatic Transfer Switch User Manual

Model: TS-30

1. Introduction

The Go Power! TS-30 Automatic Transfer Switch is designed to manage power flow between two distinct 120-volt AC input sources. This device is essential for systems that integrate an inverter with an existing AC electrical setup, such as in RVs, boats, or off-grid installations. It ensures a seamless and automatic transition between available power sources, typically shore power and inverter output, preventing back-feeding and ensuring continuous power supply to your electrical panel.

2. Important Safety Information

WARNING: This device involves multiple 120-volt power sources. To prevent electrical shock or damage, all power sources must be completely secured and turned off before any servicing or installation. For your safety and to ensure proper installation, always refer to a qualified electrician. The unit operates on 120V, 60Hz, 1 Phase, 30A per pole, 2 Pole.

Go Power! TS-30 Transfer Switch with warning label visible

Image: Front view of the Go Power! TS-30 Transfer Switch, clearly showing the warning label regarding multiple 120-volt power sources and the need for professional installation.

3. Product Features

4. Installation Guide

4.1 Pre-Installation Checklist

4.2 Mounting the Unit

The TS-30 is designed for easy mounting. Select a flat, secure surface. Use appropriate screws or bolts (not included) to fasten the unit through its mounting tabs. The compact design allows for integration into various spaces.

Go Power! TS-30 Transfer Switch side view with mounting tabs

Image: Side view of the Go Power! TS-30 Transfer Switch, showing the black casing and mounting tabs for secure installation.

4.3 Wiring Instructions

WARNING: All wiring should be performed by a qualified electrician. Incorrect wiring can lead to serious injury, fire, or damage to equipment.

  1. Open the cover of the TS-30 unit. A wiring diagram is typically located inside the cover.
  2. Identify the input terminals for "Shore Power" (or Primary AC Source) and "Inverter/Generator" (or Secondary AC Source).
  3. Identify the output terminals for "Load" (to your electrical panel).
  4. Utilize the provided knockouts for cable entry, ensuring proper strain relief.
  5. Connect the appropriate wires (Line, Neutral, Ground) from each power source to their respective input terminals.
  6. Connect the load wires (Line, Neutral, Ground) from the TS-30 output to your electrical panel.
  7. Ensure all connections are tight and secure. The unit features quick connectors for ease of installation.
  8. Close the cover securely once wiring is complete.
Internal wiring of Go Power! TS-30 Transfer Switch

Image: Internal view of the Go Power! TS-30 Transfer Switch, showing the wiring terminals and quick connectors for power input and output.

5. Operation

The Go Power! TS-30 operates automatically to manage your AC power sources.

5.1 Automatic Power Switching

When shore power (or the primary AC source) is available and connected, the TS-30 will automatically detect it and switch your electrical panel to draw power from this source. This is the default or preferred power source.

5.2 Inverter/Generator Operation

If shore power is disconnected or unavailable, the TS-30 will automatically switch to the secondary AC source, typically an inverter or generator, to continue supplying power to your circuits. The integrated delay switch ensures a smooth transition when a generator is starting up, preventing power fluctuations.

The switch prioritizes shore power when available. When shore power is restored after operating on an inverter or generator, the unit will automatically switch back to shore power after a brief delay (if configured) to allow for stable power re-establishment.

6. Maintenance

The Go Power! TS-30 Automatic Transfer Switch is designed for minimal maintenance. However, periodic checks are recommended to ensure optimal performance and safety.

7. Troubleshooting

If you experience issues with your Go Power! TS-30, refer to the following common troubleshooting steps. Always ensure all power sources are disconnected before inspecting the unit.

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
No power to electrical panel from any source.
  • No input power from shore, inverter, or generator.
  • Loose wiring connections.
  • Internal fault in the transfer switch.
  • Verify power availability from all sources.
  • Check all wiring connections (ensure power is off).
  • Consult a qualified electrician for internal inspection.
Unit does not switch automatically.
  • Incorrect wiring.
  • Faulty power detection.
  • Review wiring diagram and connections.
  • Ensure stable power input from both sources.
  • Contact Go Power! support or a qualified electrician.
Delay in switching is too long or too short.
  • Internal jumper settings (if applicable).
  • Normal operation for generator delay.
  • Refer to the detailed manual (if available) for jumper settings.
  • The generator delay is a built-in feature for safety.

For issues not covered here, or if problems persist, contact Go Power! customer support or a certified technician.

8. Technical Specifications

Model NumberTS-30
ManufacturerGo Power!
Part Number64403
Input Voltage120V AC
Frequency60 Hz
Amperage30 Amps per pole
Phase1 Phase, 2 Pole
Dimensions (L x W x H)9.65 x 7.28 x 4.75 inches
Item Weight2.5 pounds
MaterialPlastic
ColorBlack
Included Components30 Amp Transfer Switch

9. Warranty and Support

9.1 Warranty Information

The Go Power! TS-30 Automatic Transfer Switch typically comes with a manufacturer's warranty. For specific details regarding the warranty period and terms, please refer to the documentation included with your product at the time of purchase or visit the official Go Power! website.

9.2 Customer Support

For technical assistance, troubleshooting, or any questions regarding your Go Power! TS-30, please contact Go Power! customer support. Contact information can usually be found on the product packaging or the official Go Power! website.

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