Compatible Circuit Breakers - Generac Power Systems 6294 Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

What is Included in this Carton:
• Manual Transfer Switch with wire harness, conduit, fittings and wire
connectors (6)
• 30 Amp Power Inlet Box (Kit Models 6294 and 6408 only)
• 10 Foot Power Cord with L14-30 male and female ends (Kit Models
6294 and 6408 only)
• L14-20 male plug (Kit Model 6408 only)
• 30 amp Flanged Inlet (inside Model 6376 only. Not included with 6294
and 6408)
• Installation Manual and Warranty Registration card
Tools and Items Needed for Installation:
• 5/16" nut driver, 2-1/8" hole saw (if flush mounting)
• Screwdrivers, straight blade and Phillips
• Electric drill, drill bits, wallboard saw
• Wire cutter/stripper
• Safety eye goggles
• Anchors and screws to mount transfer switch to wall
• New 60A 2-pole, 240V circuit breaker to install in main load center – should be same manufacturer as existing load center.
• 10 gauge 4-wire building wire and conduit to connect between power inlet box and transfer switch
Optional Items for Installation:
• Arc-fault, GFCI or Surge protection circuit breakers. If Arc-fault, GFCI or Surge protection circuit breakers are used as the branch circuit pro-
tector in the main load center, they MUST be used in the manual transfer switch. You may be able to re-use your existing AFCI, GFCI and
Surge protection circuit breakers in the manual transfer switch. See list of compatible breakers below.
• Wire, fittings and conduit to connect the Power Inlet Box to the transfer switch
• White, green, black and red THHN or MTW wire, 10 AWG, 300V rated
• Switched Neutral Kit (Model 6297). If your portable generator has the neutral bonded to the frame of the generator, you will need to install the
Switched Neutral Kit accessory with your transfer switch.
NOTE: ON NEUTRAL BONDED GENERATORS: Some portable generators are intended for use on jobsites, and therefore are subject to
OSHA regulations for GFCI protection on all receptacles. These "contractor grade" generators have their neutral wire bonded to the
ground wire to pass OSHA inspection on job sites, and when connected to a transfer switch, this may cause nuisance tripping of the
generator GFCI breaker. If you're using a neutral bonded generator to power a house or building through a transfer switch, then deter-
mine if the neutral bond wire on the generator can be disabled without voiding the warranty, preferably by a dealer or a qualified elec-
trician. NOTE: After this action, the generator will no longer pass OSHA inspection on job sites. Consult the manufacturer of your
generator to determine if the neutral bond can be removed. If it can be disabled, then no modifications to your transfer switch installa-
tion are needed. If the neutral bond cannot be disabled or voids the generator warranty, you must install a Switched Neutral Kit (model
6297) accessory with your transfer switch.

Compatible Circuit Breakers:

• Siemens/Murray QT, QPH, HQP, QPF (GFCI), QPHF, QFP, QE, QEH, QAF (Arc Fault), QP (Surge Protector)
• Cutler-Hammer Series BD, BR, BQ, GFC
• Challenger Type A, C, HAGF
• Square D Series HOM (Homeline)
• GE Series THQL
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