The YCHGLZ1-200A/3 is a robust 3-phase manual transfer switch designed for safe power source switching in industrial, commercial, and electrical distribution systems. With a rated current of 200A and compliance with IEC60947-3 standards, this switch ensures secure isolation and manual transfer between power sources.
DMC housing with high dielectric performance
Spring-stored energy mechanism for reliable switching
Dual-breakpoint contact structure
Manual operation for power source transfer
Modular design for flexible configurations
Suitable for dual power supply switching and safety isolation
| Parameter | Specification |
| Rated Current (Ie) | 200A |
| Rated Voltage (Ui) | 800V |
| Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage | 8kV |
| Rated Short-Time Withstand Current | 12kA for 1s |
| Rated Making/Breaking Capacity (AC-22A, 400V) | 600A |
| Mechanical Life | 2000 cycles |
| Electrical Life | 600 cycles |
| Operating Torque | 14.4 Nm |
| Model | A (mm) | B (mm) | C (mm) | D (mm) |
| YCHGLZ1-200A-250A/3 | 340 | 165 | 250 | 110 |
The switch supports direct operation and side-operated mechanisms. It can be mounted inside or outside panels using the provided mounting plate. Compatible with external handles and extended shafts for remote operation.
What is a manual transfer switch?
A manual transfer switch is an electrical device used to safely switch a load between two power sources, such as a main grid and a backup generator, by manual operation.
Do I need a permit to install a manual transfer switch?
Yes, electrical work often requires a permit and must be performed by a licensed electrician to comply with local codes and safety standards.
What are the disadvantages of a manual transfer switch?
It requires physical presence to operate, which can delay power restoration during an outage compared to automatic switches.
What is a cheaper alternative to a transfer switch?
An interlock kit for circuit breakers or a simple plug-in generator transfer cord are lower-cost options, but they offer less protection and convenience.