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Reliance Controls 100-Amp Indoor Transfer Panel w/ 30-Amp Power Inlet
Model:
TRC1003A
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Features
- Reliance Panel/Link®
- Combines a circuit panel and a transfer switch together
- Perfect for new construction and/or renovation
- Plug generator cord into panel to power circuits
- Built-in wattage meter helps you manage load
California residents see
Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including Wood dust which is known to the State of California to cause Cancer.
For more information go to: www.p65Warnings.ca.gov
Specifications
Plug Types
TRC1003A
General Information
Product Category
Generator Transfer Switches
Overview
Product Category
Generator Transfer Switches
Weight
27 Pounds
Made in USA
Yes
Consumer Warranty
2 Years
Product Length
21 Inches
Product Width
14.5 Inches
Product Height
4 Inches
UPC
815181010201
Product Specs
Voltage
120/240 Single-Phase
Frequency
60 Hertz
Rated Watts
7500 Watts
Rated Amps
100 Amps
Enclosure
NEMA 1R
Number of Circuit Breakers
12
Max Utility Input
100 Amps
Max Generator Input
30 Amps
Maximum Wattage
7500 Watts
UL Listed
Yes
Plugs
NEMA L14-30R
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Reviews
(8)
Reliance Controls TRC1003A Reviews & Ratings
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Good Assembly Easy To Work With
By Paolo B.
GILROY, California
Purchased 05/19/2020 |
Review Posted 06/12/2020
Panel was great, took a little bit to figure out how to wire, but once i did, not a problem.
It's a little misleading, since the leads where run to the bottom of the panel, i had to adjust the panel and wiring.
That was my only hick up, the 2 gauge was run to the included 100 amp breaker, and feel that if i had to source the bus bars, breakers, etc independently from a big box store, it would have cost more than to just buy a unit like this.
The only design recommendation that i would have is to make the wiring on the generator receiver side a little longer so you can organize them better as you are running wires. Or just have hooks inside the panel to attach and move out of the way as needed for installations.
It's a little misleading, since the leads where run to the bottom of the panel, i had to adjust the panel and wiring.
That was my only hick up, the 2 gauge was run to the included 100 amp breaker, and feel that if i had to source the bus bars, breakers, etc independently from a big box store, it would have cost more than to just buy a unit like this.
The only design recommendation that i would have is to make the wiring on the generator receiver side a little longer so you can organize them better as you are running wires. Or just have hooks inside the panel to attach and move out of the way as needed for installations.
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Saved Thanksgiving Dinner.
By Dave N.
California
Purchased 11/11/2019 |
Review Posted 12/26/2019
I wired the switch up the weekend before Thanksgiving. Then on Thanksgiving midway between cooking dinner for 25 family members the power went out in our area. Rolled out my generator plugged it in and flipped the switch. In 5 minutes we were back to cooking and entertaining. Should of bought the transfer switch years ago.
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Pros:
Reliable, High Quality, Easy To Use, Id Buy It Again
Cons:
None
Works Good For Me
By Mark S.
Chico, California
Purchased 01/11/2018 |
Review Posted 02/22/2018
Having had this backup generator transfer panel installed during my home solar installation was well worth the additional $500.00 (for the panel, wire, parts, and electrician labor) towards the overall cost of the work done. I had this panel wired in between the utility main panel and the 100 amp sub-panel in the house. If you need more than 30 amps of generator backup, the higher amperage versions of this panel should work for you.
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Pros:
Easy To Use, Reliable, High Quality
Just What The Doctor Ordered!
By Richard A.
Narragansett, Rhode Island
Purchased 12/06/2016 |
Review Posted 12/28/2016
The electrician doctor that is. It allowed me to split off emergency electrical power for items needed during power outages.
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Durable, Features, Reliable, High Quality
Great Product
By Richard C.
n ft myers, Florida
Purchased 06/04/2015 |
Review Posted 08/01/2015
It is a great product
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Transfer Panel
By Orrin
Honolulu, Hawaii
Review Posted 07/16/2012
Hooked up transfer panel to existing 100 amp panel. I'm no electrician but a decent DIY guy. Works great no problems. Worst part of job cutting holes through siding to run external panel into internal sub panel in garage but thanks to bondo, looks like a pro did it. If you are not familiar with electrical codes and procedures, hire a licensed contractor. My house runs great on generator only power here in Hawaii.
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Second Transfer Switch
By Mark
Evergreen, Colorado
Review Posted 05/25/2011
We had originally purchased a 10 circuit model, but when we finished the basement with a home office needed more connections. Rather than run cords everywhere we replaced the 10 cir switch with this panel.
With tandem breakers it can handle up to 20 circuits and has the ability to use Arc fault and ground fault breakers. Also it gives you the ability to handle shared neutral circuits and switch out breakers later if needed. It is more difficult to install, but also has a lot more flexibility than the pre-packaged units.
Please note, you might need to manually load shed some circuits depending on generator size and power requirements, but this wasn't much of an issue for us.
With tandem breakers it can handle up to 20 circuits and has the ability to use Arc fault and ground fault breakers. Also it gives you the ability to handle shared neutral circuits and switch out breakers later if needed. It is more difficult to install, but also has a lot more flexibility than the pre-packaged units.
Please note, you might need to manually load shed some circuits depending on generator size and power requirements, but this wasn't much of an issue for us.
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Just Great
By Simon
Crossville, Tennessee
Review Posted 11/28/2010
Great panel, looks great and works well. Thanks
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Product Q&A
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Product Questions
Answered by Jared, the Generator Expert
What circuit breakers do I use for the branch circuits?
Mike
from Iowa
February 08, 2011
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