AUTOMATIC TRANSFER ATS BCQ3-250/250A 220V/4P switches the load between mains and generator: it monitors the mains, commands the start, transfers, and re-transfers with a delay so the set is not shocked.
In contactor-based ATS the wear is in the main contacts and the mechanical interlock. In motorised-breaker ATS it is the charging motor and the limit switches. Knowing which one your panel uses tells you what to keep in stock.
Specifications and compatibility
- Brand
- BCP
- Electrical type
- ATS
- Voltage (V)
- 110 VAC
- Amperage
- 250 A
- Pole
- 4P
How to verify before ordering
- Match the number of poles, the rated current and the switching type (contactor or motorised breaker).
- Check the ATS control voltage: 110 V, 220 V or 24 V depending on the panel it goes into.
- Confirm whether neutral is switched. On installations with a distributed neutral this is mandatory.
Frequently asked questions
The set starts but the load is not transferred. What do I check?
The signal first: mains-sensing relay, control fuse and the wiring between ATS and set. Then the interlock: if the mains contactor does not release, the generator contactor will not close, by design.
Can I fit an ATS of another brand?
Yes, as long as control voltage and logic are compatible with the set panel. With a controller-based set, the ATS must accept that controller transfer signal.
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- Transferencia Automatica ATS BCQ3-2500/2500A 220V/4P
See the spare parts catalogue or request a quotation quoting the equipment reference. Third-party trademarks are cited for identification purposes only.
Specifications
| Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Brand | BCP |
| Amperage (A) | 250 A |
| Voltage (V) | 110 VAC |
| Pole | 4P |
| Electrical power | |
|---|---|
| Electrical | Low-voltage product category, ATS |