GenerLink Transfer Switch Meter-Adjacent Solution
Features & Benefits
Only 30 minutes to install by utility personnel or licensed electrician (subject to approval)
Always installed, use it when you need it
No rewiring or subpanel required
Prevents backfeeding to the utility line to protect line workers
Powers hardwired items like sump pumps, well pumps, lighting, and security systems
Only compatible with 200 Amp service or less
Specifications
- Dimensions: 6 ½” in diameter x 5 ¼” deep
- Weight: 5 ½ lbs w/o surge. 5 ¾ lbs with surge
- Socket Style: Ring or Ring-less, form 2S
- Compatible with 200 Ampere Service or less
- UL listed meter mounted transfer switch (UL1008M)
- 2020 National Electric Code
Only 30 minutes to install by utility personnel or licensed electrician (subject to approval)
Always installed, use it when you need it
No rewiring or subpanel required
Prevents backfeeding to the utility line to protect line workers
Powers hardwired items like sump pumps, well pumps, lighting, and security systems
Only compatible with 200 Amp service or less
- Dimensions: 6 ½” in diameter x 5 ¼” deep
- Weight: 5 ½ lbs w/o surge. 5 ¾ lbs with surge
- Socket Style: Ring or Ring-less, form 2S
- Compatible with 200 Ampere Service or less
- UL listed meter mounted transfer switch (UL1008M)
- 2020 National Electric Code
The GenerLink is installed behind an electric meter in typically less than 30 minutes. It provides a pathway for generator power to connect to the entire breaker panel of the home, allowing you to choose which appliances to run directly from the panel. In contrast, traditional transfer switches usually limit you to 6-8 circuits and may require home rewiring.
The GenerLink provides a secure, convenient, and effective method for linking a generator to your entire breaker panel, eliminating the need for extension cords, manual switches, or home rewiring.
Contact our customer service team to learn about your utilities guidelines.
The GenerLink can be installed in a secondary meter box after the existing utility meter.
Yes. The GenerLink functions as a transfer switch and prevents backfeeding, ensuring the safety of line workers. Before generator power is connected to the home, the GenerLink disconnects from the utility grid.
Yes. The GenerLink is a legal UL listed product available across the United States and Canada.