Generac G0063771 Manual

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Installation and Operating Instructions

MANUAL TRANSFER SWITCH MODELS 6375 and 6377

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 only. Our transfer

switches are UL listed to UL 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 (20 or 30 amps). 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 Transfer Switch to safely connect a portable

generator to a single circuit in your home or business (single phase only) for standby

power applications. Product features include:

• Generator Main and Utility Mains mechanically interlocked to prevent utility and generator from

feeding circuit at the same time

• This transfer switch is intended to be surface mounted next to an existing load center and wired to

one circuit breaker in the main panel.

Tools and Items Needed for Installation:

• 1/4” and 11/32 nut drivers

• Straight blade and Phillips screwdriver

• Electric drill, anchors and screws to mount transfer switch to wall

• Wire cutter/stripper

• Wire connectors

• Power Cord to connect generator to switch

Model 6375 Shown

TABLE 1 - SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL: 6375

6377

Max Generator Size in Watts

1875 7500

Max Amps

15 amps @ 125 volts 30 amps @ 125/250 volts

NEMA Configuration of Power Inlet

5-15 L14-30

Voltage

125 Volts 125/250 Volts

NEMA Type Enclosure

3R – Outdoor 3R – Outdoor

Phase

1 1

Minimum Gauge Cord Size

12/3 AWG 10/4

STEP 1: INSTALLATION PROCEDURE:

HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES ARE PRESENT INSIDE TRANSFER SWITCH ENCLOSURES THAT CAN CAUSE DEATH OR SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY. FOLLOW PROPER INSTALLATION,

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES TO AVOID HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES. TURN OFF THE MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER IN THE LOAD CENTER BEFORE STARTING INSTALLATION.

Model 6375 – 15 amp Furnace Transfer Switch

1. Furnace transfer switch can be installed to the left or right si 3. Trial fit the unit, holding ude of load center. See Figure p to the wall about 18” from the

center of the load center, and mark the location of the transfer switch and end of harness at load center.

2. Remove the load center cover. CAUTION: dangerous voltages present inside load center. Locate and remove a ½” KO from the bottom of the load

center where marked in Step 1. Insert harness wires from transfer switch thru KO and install conduit fitting.

3. Remove and retain the two screws that secure interior assembly to the transfer switch enclosure.

4. Lift and pull out interior assembly to provide access to the four (4) mounting holes at the back of the enclosure. Mount transfer switch enclosure in

desired position using installer-provided fasteners through the four (4) mounting holes in back of enclosure. Re-install interior assembly into enclosure

(be sure not to pinch any wires between the enclosure and interior assembly) by hooking the top of the interior assembly deadfront over the studs on

the inside of the enclosure and securing the interior assembly to the enclosure with the two screws removed in Step 3. You are now ready to connect

the transfer switch wires to the desired circuit inside the load center.

5. Turn OFF the circuit breaker in the load center that you want to connect to the transfer switch. Loosen the screw that secures the wire into the circuit

breaker and remove the wire from the circuit breaker.

6. Insert the RED (UTIL) wire from the transfer switch into the circuit breaker and tighten screw.

7. Using a wire connector, connect the wire removed from the circuit breaker in step 5 with the BLACK (LOAD) wire coming from the transfer switch.

8. Insert and tighten the WHITE (neutral) wire from the transfer switch into the NEUTRAL bar in the load center. Insert and tighten the GREEN (ground)

wire from the transfer switch into the GROUND bar in the load center. If there is no ground bar, insert and tighten it into the NEUTRAL bar.

9. Reinstall load center cover. Turn on circuit breaker turned off in step 5. Transfer switch is now ready for testing and operation.

Model 6377 – 30 amp 2-pole Transfer Switch

1. This transfer switch can be installed to the left or right side of load center. Trial fit the unit, holding up to the wall about 18” from the center of the Load

Center, and mark the location of the transfer switch and end of harness at load center.

2. Remove the load center cover. CAUTION: dangerous voltages present inside load center. Locate and remove a ½” KO from the bottom of the load

center where marked in Step 1. Insert harness wires from transfer switch through KO and install conduit fitting.

3. Open front cover of transfer switch by removing screw near bottom. Remove and retain the two screws that secure interior assembly to the enclosure.

Lift and pull out interior assembly.

4. If required, remove KO on the back of the enclosure before mounting the enclosure. Connect fitting to back KO. Then mount enclosure in desired

position using installer-provided fasteners through the four (4) mounting holes in back of enclosure, and seal the four mounting fasteners.

5. If required, remove side KO(s) and install appropriate fittings and conduit.

6. Pull in appropriate quantity, size ) wire into the enclosure. and color (green/white/black/red

7. Insert the WHITE (neutral) wire pulled into on the interior assembly athe enclosure into the “W” terminal on the inlet mounted nd tighten terminal screw

OR connect to the WHITE (neutral) pigtail installed on the inlet using a wire connector.

8. Use wire connectors (installer-provided) to make these connections:

a. Connect the GREEN (ground) wire pulled into the enclosure with the GREEN (ground) pigtail attached to the interior assembly,

b. Connect the UTIL wire(s) pulled into the enclosure to the RED lead(s) marked UTIL on the interior assembly and

c. Connect the LOAD wire(s) pulled into the enclosure to the BLACK lead(s) marked LOAD on the interior assembly.

9. Fold wires and re-install interior assembly into enclosure (be sure not to pinch any wires between the enclosure and interior assembly) by hooking the

top of the interior assembly deadfront over the studs on the inside of the enclosure and secure the interior assembly to the enclosure with the two

screws removed in Step 2. Transfer switch is now ready for testing and operation.

WIRING DIAGRAMS

STEP 2: USING YOUR TRANSFER SWITCH:

NEVER run portable generators indoors or in garages, basements, or sheds. Portable generators should always be used at least 5 feet away from windows,

doors, vents, or any other opening. Carbon Monoxide (CO) from a generator is deadly and can kill you in minutes. Read and follow all generator directions before use.

When a power failure occurs:

1. Move generator outdoors. Never operate a generator indoors or in an enclosed area.

2. Open the front and bottom covers on the transfer switch.

3. Plug generator cord into generator and the power inlet on the bottom of the transfer switch. Start generator.

4. Turn UTIL breaker OFF (down) and slide interlock mechanism over UTIL breaker.

5. Turn GEN breaker ON (up) and generator power should start to power the load(s).

When utility power is restored:

1. Turn OFF (down) the GEN breaker on transfer switch and slide the interlock mechanism over GEN breaker.

2. Turn ON (up) the UTIL breaker.

3. Turn off generator and disconnect generator cord. Cool down generator, store generator and cord in dry

location.

4. Close cover(s) on transfer switch and secure/lock as needed.