LTS 1000A
The NHP/Socomec LTS 1000A is rated at 1000A. It suits applications where essential loads need to change between mains and generator supply automatically.
Pair it with a compatible controller such as our DSE327, DSE331, DSE334, DSE335 or any of the generators we sell in the GSW, GDW, GPW and GRW range as these come standard with a mains failure controller.
Do you already have a generator? Get in touch - we will see if your generator control system is compatible, or if you need one of the DSE controllers.
CPS can assist with controller selection, configuration, switchboard design, generator integration, building load integration / compatibility, testing and commissioning with on-going support. Not just "ship it and forget about it".
- NHP/Socomec load transfer switch for mains-to-generator changeover applications
- 1000A transfer rating
- Compatible with DSE327, DSE331, DSE334, DSE335 and compatible mains-failure generator controllers
- CPS can assist with switchboard design, generator integration, testing and commissioning
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Pramac
Pramac is a leading global manufacturer of stationary and mobile power generation equipment, founded in Tuscany, Italy in 1966. Now part of the Generac group, Pramac engineers diesel, petrol and battery energy storage solutions trusted by rental houses, mining sites and emergency services in over 150 countries.
SOCOMEC
SOCOMEC has specialised in the availability, control and safety of low-voltage electrical networks since 1922. Its ATyS automatic transfer switching equipment is designed for controlled changeover between power sources, including mains-to-generator applications. Capital Power Systems can help select the correct SOCOMEC transfer switch, control arrangement and integration package for the generator, switchboard and site operating requirements.
- Model
- LTS 1000A
- Phase
- Single- or three-phase depending switchgear configuration
- Voltage
- 415/240 V AC, 50 Hz typical; confirm final switchgear rating against project supply
- Compatible controllers
- DSE331, DSE334, DSE335 + Generator controllers with Mains Failure Detection & ATS Control. Contact us for assistance.
- Rated current
- 1000A
- Support
- Controller selection, configuration, switchboard design, generator integration, building load integration / compatibility, testing and commissioning with on-going support.
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