2.1
LOAD SHED TRANSFER SWITCH
(RTSS) INSTALLATION
2.1.1 WIRING AND CONNECTIONS AT THE
TRANSFER SWITCH
Connect the 15B, 0, and 23 low voltage control wires to the load
shed controller connector J5 per the wiring diagram. Wires should
be sized according to the following table.
CHARGER DC OUTPUT (TRANSFER SWITCH TO GENERATOR)
WIRE SIZE CHART
Maximum Wire Run Length
35 feet (10.67m)
60 feet (18.29m)
90 feet (27.43m)
The charger is already mounted in the transfer switch (Figure
2.1).
See RTSS Installation/Wiring Diagram in the "Interconnection
Diagrams" section for connections.
Figure 2.1 — Wiring Connections at the Transfer Switch
Charger
2
Section 2 — Load Shed Transfer Switch Installation
Battery Charger Installation Guidelines
Recommended Wire Size
(stranded copper)
No. 16 AWG.
No. 14 AWG.
No. 12 AWG.
NOTE:
NOTE:
Connections
2.1.2 WIRING AND CONNECTIONS AT THE
GENERATOR
1.
Crimp spade lugs onto all three low voltage wires, 15B, 0, and
23 (Purchased or supplied separately).
2.
Connect the low voltage wires, 15B, 0, and 23 to the terminal
strip on the controller (Figure 2.2).
Figure 2.2 — Connection of Charger DC Output Wires in
Generator Control Panel
2.1.3 OPERATIONAL TESTING
1.
If already connected, disconnect the battery in the generator.
Remove the negative cable first followed by the positive cable.
Take care not to short the cables together.
2.
Ensure power is applied to the battery charger input.
3.
Connect a volt meter across the battery leads. The voltage
reading should be between 12.8 VDC and 13.8 VDC (Figure
2.3).
Figure 2.3 — Measurement of Charger Output with
Battery Disconnected