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Nib Erico Breaker Panel W/ Generator Transfer Switch

US $550.00

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
Jan 31st

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These are New still in their crates 30 space Erico exterior grade commercial panels that were originally configured for the phone company's out stations. They are single phase meaning they handle standard 220 residential input (not 3 phase). They have an additional 220 input for a generator with an interlocking manual transfer switch meaning it will only allow you to have one input on at a time. (most electrical codes won't allow you to hook up a generator with out these) These panels also have integrated transient voltage surge protection modules to protect all those sensitive electronics in your home or work place. In the shipping crate they weigh around 190 pounds. The panel itself is approximately 54 inches long by 20 inches wide by about 7 inches thick. They will not fit inside a normal wall cavity. They take GE bolt in type breakers. These would be excellent choice for anyone in outlying areas that experience frequent power failures, or anyone looking to be able to switch to living off the grid These panels when originally purchased ran $2700 each I'm asking $550.00 each but feel free to send me an offer. I have them in two locations. Wilmington, NC 28412 and Georgetown, Oh 45121. Local pick up is fine and I can deliver them for a fee between these two locations. I will also drop them at a local loading dock strapped to a pallet for an additional $25. I will accept checks or money orders but will not ship until they have cleared. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. ERICO INTEGRATED PROTECTION PANEL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS PREPARATION DANGER: Electrical shock or burn hazard. Installation of this Integrated Protection Panel should be made by qualified personnel. Failure to lockout electrical power during installation or maintenance can result in fatal electrocution or severe bums. CAUTION: Check to make sure line voltage does not exceed panel voltage rating. The voltage rating is marked on the panel. The ERICO Integrated Protection Panel (IPP) integrates a manual transfer switch arrangement, a distribution panelboard and transient voltage surge protection modules. The manual transfer switch arrangement consists of two main breakers with an interlock accessory that prevents both breakers from being switched to the "ON" position at the same time. Otherwise, this interlock arrangement will allow manual operation of each breaker. The installation and wiring of the IPP is similar to the standard accepted practices for installing any distribution panelboard. The transient voltage surge protection modules have already been connected to each phase and neutral bus on the panelboard. Additional wiring instructions for the alarm outputs and a schematic diagram have been included in the appropriate section of these instructions. PHYSICAL INSTALLATION OF ENCLOSURE 1. Install the IPP following standard electrical wiring practices including all applicable electrical codes and procedures. Mounting holes for the panel have been provided for surface mounting the panel. The mounting holes can be accessed by removing the front cover on some models, or may be externally accessible above and below the enclosure. AC ELECTRICAL CONNECTION DANGER: Before making any connections to this panel be sure that power has been removed from all associated wiring, electrical panels, and other electrical equipment. 2. The wiring can be fed through any side of the panel box by punching or cutting holes. The incoming Utility (normal AC) and Generator (emergency AC) power are fed to the terminals on top of the main breaker assembly. Utility and Emergency power should be connected to the correctly labeled breakers, as the Utility power failure detection (where fitted) is wired to the main commercial power breaker. 3. A neutral terminal is provided for termination of the incoming neutral conductors. A neutral to ground bonding jumper connects the neutral terminal to the ground terminal when this panel is to be installed as service equipment. If a "SERVICE DISCONNECT" label has been fixed near the main Utility Power disconnect circuit breaker, then the neutral to ground bonding jumper has been installed, and this panel MUST be installed as Service Equipment. If the panel is NOT to be installed as Service Equipment, then the "SERVICE DISCONNECT" label and the neutral to ground bonding jumper MUST be removed. Be sure to follow all applicable electrical codes and procedures concerning the use of a neutral to ground bonding jumper. TVSS FAILURE ALARM CONNECTION 4. The surge suppression in the panel is provided ERICO's TDS-MOVTEC transient voltage protection modules. Each of these provide an alarm relay output to indicate the status of the protection module. These modules have had their alarm wiring series connected and brought to two terminals for external wiring to facilitate easy external monitoring of all TDS-MOVTEC modules. The rating of this combined output is 2A, 30Vdc; 0.6A, 110Vdc; 0.6A, 125Vac 5. When the IPP is correctly powered and operational, the relay coils in each TDS-MOVTEC will be energized and the two external alarm contact terminals will be closed. When power is removed from the module, or the module becomes damaged due to excessive surge energy, the external alarm contacts will open. 6. To replace any TDS-MOVTEC's, it is necessary to depress the orange tab of the X5 and X7 terminals with a small flat blade screwdriver to open the terminal clamp. This replacement operation should only be conducted with all sources of power to the IPP isolated. COMMERCIAL AC FAILURE ALARM CONNECTION 7. Some IPP models are fitted with commercial power failure detection. A third circuit breaker and associated control relays will be mounted beside the main breakers. The two external wiring terminals for this purpose will be normally closed when Utility (commercial) power is present. VERIFYING CORRECT OPERATION 8. Before applying power to the panel, be sure to verify that all electrical connections are correct and tight. 9. Install the deadfront cover of the panel and tighten all cover screws. 10. Apply power to the Utility AC and the Generator breaker feeders. Push the Utility supply line switch to the "ON" position and verify that the circuits function correctly. All of the TDS-MOVTEC status indicator LEDs should be illuminated and the external wiring alarm contacts should close to indicate correct operation. If the circuits or the indicators do not function correctly, disconnect the power and check the wiring. Correct any deficiencies and check the system again. Push the utility supply switch to the "OFF" position. 11. Push the Generator supply line switch to the "ON" position and verify that the circuits function correctly. All of the TDS-MOVTEC status indicator LEDs should be illuminated and the external wiring TVSS failure alarm contacts should close to indicate correct operation. Where fitted, the utility power failure contacts should be open. If the circuits or the indicators do not function correctly, disconnect the power and check the wiring. Correct any deficiencies, and check the system again. Push the generator supply line switch to the "OFF" position. If all circuits function correctly then the unit is ready for use. 12. If any of the circuits failed to function or if you are having difficulties then contact your supplier or the manufacturer. STATUS INDICATOR OPERATION 13. The panel is equipped with TDS-MOVTEC modules as the TVSS elements. Each of these modules have a five LED bar graph, that has been arranged so that it is visible through the front cover of the panelboard enclosure. When all five status LEDs on a MOVTEC module are illuminated, this indicates that the protection circuitry is operating correctly for that phase of the line. If the status indicators show one LED extinguished, the Surge Protector has sustained a surge which has reduced the remaining capacity, and the protection level has been reduced. Whenever a status indicator shows a protection level below 80% the alarm relay output contacts will open. Although there is still some protection provided, the TDS-MOVTEC module should be replaced as soon as possible. MAINTENANCE 14. If an alarm output is not used then the status indicators of the TDS-MOVTEC modules need to be checked periodically to observe the condition of the modules. No other regular maintenance is required.

Condition:	New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. ...	Brand	Erico
Model	custom built
Country of Manufacture	United States