Quick & Easy Generator Transfer Switch Install - Reliance ProTran 2 

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Have you tried using the WAGO connectors instead of wire nuts? They sure simplify the installation.

Very informative! Thx

I installed one of these in a video for my Bluetti, works great.

I have wired a 6 breaker pro tran 2 to mying and it's been running off my bluetti ac200p. Generated around 170.150kwh so far with it

To be fair, a transfer switch does prevent any back-feeding into the main and is a safer option long term. Old Main breakers can often not break completely allowing some current to flow back through the lines. The down side of a TS is limited circuits. At least this one gives you 10. But the best price found is around $450, without the genny cord

what about ecoflow wall power switch relays? Have you had a chance to review it?

The smaller box does not run just one side of the box, and with a interlock kit you can choose what yo turn on. So all the statements are not true.

Why not just get an interlock switch, it’s a lot cheaper and you can do the same thing and have all your breakers available?

What tool did you use to remove the cover off of the breaker to make it 2 seperate circuits? I tried my hardest to remove mine by hand, it felt like I was gonna break it, I wish I could use my 240 circuit for my stove by the gauge wire to that circuit in the main panel is HUGE compared to the others. It goes to a 40 amp breaker

wait a min, you can do 240 with a single delta pro?

Wrong...the inlet box can run both sides of your panel and then you can just turn on what breakers you wish to be powered. That does the same function as the box you just installed, making that transfer switch box not necessary. Thanks for the video though.