2P 100A Double Power Automatic Transfer Switch Key benefits Continuous power: Millisecond switching without breaking the power keeps critical loads supplied during power source changes. Flexible operation: Can function automatically for unattended transfers or be switched to manual control for maintenance and testing. Easy installation and upkeep: Rail mounted design fits standard DIN rails for fast installation and straightforward maintenance. Reliable performance: Designed for stable operation in environments that require frequent or immediate power switching, reducing downtime and manual intervention. Main features and specifications Size: 2P 100A, suitable for twopole 100 amp distribution circuits. Function: Double power automatic transfer switch that shifts loads between primary and backup power sources. Switching performance: Millisecond switching without breaking the power to minimize interruption. Mode: Dual power automatic transfer switch can be operated automatically or manually to suit operational needs. Installation: Rail mounted, easy to install and maintain in electrical panels and control cabinets. Working principle: When the normal power supply is abnormal, the backup power supply will work immediately to improve conversion rates. Compatibility and performance notes Compatible with standard twopole 100A distribution panels and typical backup power supplies. Compact 2P form factor allows mounting in existing control cabinets or distribution boards where space is limited. Designed to deliver fast, repeatable transfers to support devices sensitive to supply interruptions. Typical applications Factories: Maintain continuous operation of production lines and control systems during utility interruptions. Laboratories: Protect experiments and sensitive instrumentation by providing immediate backup power without interruption. Farms: Keep irrigation systems, barns, and essential agricultural equipment running during power faults. A practical, professional solution for reliable, fast power transfer in industrial, laboratory, and agricultural settings.