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    381333–289 C 50 Hanove r Road, F lorham Park, New J ersey 07932–1591 USA For sales or service call 1 800 800–2726 (A SCO ) www.ascopower .com AS CO PO WER TECH NO LOGI E S CA NA DA PO Box 1238, 17 Airport R oad, Brantf ord, O ntario, Can ada N 3T 5T3 Operator’s Manual Seri es 300 Automatic T ransfer S witc hes J–de si gn, 600 A DANGER is [...]

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    Namepl ate The T rans fer Switch nam epla te incl udes data for each sp ecific A SCO S eries 300 A TS. Use the A TS only wit hin the limits show n on this namep late. Ca talog Num ber Identif icatio n A typ ica l C ata l og Numbe r i s s hown be lo w wi th i ts elements ex plained . The ex ample is for a Series 300 A T Sw i t hs w i t c h e dn e u [...]

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    SECT ION 1 INST ALLA TION 1 --- 1 Series 300 A utomatic T ransfer Sw itches are fac tory wired an d tested. Install ation requir es skid rem oval then sec urin g the enc los ure to the s uppor ting foundation. Remove th e Shipping S kid Open the fr ont door and rem ove the four l ag sc rews ( 2 in front, 2 i n rear) securing enc losure to the wood [...]

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    ter min al b lock f or e ngin e s ta rt a nd auxiliary ci rcuit connections left s id e of transfer switch COMMON FEA TU RE 7 closes to start FEA TU RE 8 open s to star t COMMON FEA TU RE 14B closed on em ergenc y FEA TU RE 14A clos ed on nor mal COMMON FEA TU RE 14BA closed on em ergenc y FEA TU RE 14AA clos ed on nor mal Engi ne Sta rti ng Sig na[...]

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    INST ALLA TION (cont inued) 1 --- 3 F unctio nal T est The F unctional T est consists of thr ee chec ks: manual operation, v oltage chec ks, and el ectrical operation. NOT ICE Do these checks in the order presented to avoid damaging the auto matic transfer s witch. R ead all instructions on the W iring Diagram and labels affixed to the autom atic t[...]

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    INST ALLA TION (cont inued) 1 --- 4 Fi gure 1 -4 . Maintenance handle o peration and co ntact positi on indic ators. observe these l ights Figure 1–5. Standard contro ls and indicato rs. 2–V o l t a g eC h e c k s First check nameplate on tra nsfer swi tch; rated voltage m u s tb et h es a m ea sn o r m a la n de m e r g e n c yl i n e voltages[...]

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    INST ALLA TION (cont inued) 1 --- 5 p r e s st h i sb u t t o n observe these l ights Figure 1–6. Standard contro ls and indicato rs. 3 – Electrica l Opera tion Th i s pr oce du re wi ll che ck t he e le ctr ica l o pe ra ti o n o f the A utomatic T ransfe r Switch. See Figure 1–6. Close th e transfe r switc h encl osure door a nd tighten t h[...]

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    Hol d 15 sec .t o start t he engine generator and to transf er the load to emergency . Press to cancel the active exercise period (sto ps engine now or afte r cooldow n) Se e page 5– 1. Hol d 5 sec .t os e t 20 min. engine ex ercise perio d immediately (engine starts) and weekly thereaf ter . ³ blinks sl owly when button is r eleased (set) and d[...]

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    SECT ION 3 TEST ING & SERVIC E 3 --- 1 PREV ENTIV E MAIN TENAN CE F or high rel iabil ity and long l ife for the A TS: Ope rate t he sw itc h at l east o nce a mo nth .P e r f o r m t h i s 4–step Electrical Operat ion T e st (te st with load t ransfer). T r ansfer Swi tch T est 1. Press and ho ld the door -mounted T ra nsfer T est button unt[...]

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    TEST ING & SERVIC E (continued) 3 --- 2 MANUAL L OAD TR ANSFER This pr oced ure w ill m anual ly tr ansfer th e load if th e cont ro lle r is d i sco nne ct ed . Do no t manually operate the transfer switch until bot h power so urces are disconnected: open bot h circuit breakers . 1. Open normal and emergency source ci rcuit brea kers. 2. Use t[...]

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    SECT ION 4 ADJUST MENTS 4 --- 1 Ti me De l a y Ad j u st m e n t Standard ti me delays are set to customer specificati ons (if none specif ied, st andard factory set tings are used). T o change a setting, follow proc edure on page 4-2. Use T abl e 4-1 as a gu ide to time del ay values and their c or- responding adjustment DIP switch or potentiomete[...]

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    ADJUST MENTS (continued) 4 --- 2 NOT ICE Do not make any set ting changes while the contro ller is energized. How to Change a Setti ng 1. Prev ent the transfer switch from operating b y discon- nec ting one s ourc e first, then the o ther, as fol low s: a. If the transfer s witch is in the No rmal p osition, ope n t he e mer gen cy so urce ci r cui[...]

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    SECTION 5 CONTROL FEA TURES – ENGINE EXER CISERS 5 --- 1 These timer s periodic ally exer cise the em ergenc y engine-g enerator p lant. They can be s et to exercise w ith or withou t load tr ansfer, or they can b e compl etely disab led. The engine-gen erator shoul d be exercised u nder load on ce a week for a minimum time period of 20 minutes, [...]

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    CONTRO L F EATURES (continued) 5 --- 2 Opt ion al Ac ce ssory 11BG – SOURCE A VAILABILITY SIG NAL & P ROGRAMMA BLE EN GINE EX ERCIS ER MOD ULE 2–line display 3 buttons connectio ns for source ava ila bilit y signal co ntacts Figure 5–2. Accessory 11BG modul e (mounted behind operato r interface and connected to the co ntroll er) incl udes[...]

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    Fa s t/ Sl o w A d j u st Dayl ight Savi ng Time A dju st Date Time Start T Ime Engine Exerciser Run TIm e CONTRO L F EATURES (continued) 5 --- 3 How to Set Option a l Progra mm ab le En gin e Exe rcis er (p art o f Acc. 11BG m od ule) Haza rdous vol tage ca pabl e of causin g shock, burns, o r death is used in this t ransfer switch. Deenergize bo [...]

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    CONTRO L F EATURES (continued) 5 --- 4 INPHASE M ONITOR FOR M OTOR LOAD TR ANSF ER Inphase monitori ng logic con trols tr ansfer and retransfe r of motor loads, so that inrush current s do not exceed normal starti ng currents. It a voids nuisance tripping of cir cuit breakers and m echanic al damag e to mot or co up li ngs . The Motor Load T ransfe[...]

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    CONTRO L F EATURES (continued) 5 --- 5 OPTIONAL STR IP HEA T ER (Accessor y 44) A cc essory 44 Str ip Heater is design ed to keep ambient temp eratures within the A utomatic T ransfer Switc h en closu re a t a ccep ta ble le ve ls. Th is a cces so ry co nsi s ts of a mounting bra cket with strip heat er, thermosta t, and terminal block. A transform[...]

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    INDEX Printed in U .S.A. Copy right - - - ASC O Power T echn ologies, L.P . 2011 A accessories, 5–2, 5–5 auxil iary cir cuits , 1–2 B battery , 4–2, 5–1 buttons, push, 3–1 bypass time delay, 1–5, 2–1, 3–1 C cable lugs, 1–1 prepar ation, 1–1 cat alo g nu mber, in si de co ve r cleaning, 3–1 connections engine control contact,[...]