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3ATSB30260FG0C Series 300 - ASCO | Automatic, 260 AMP
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3ATSB30260FG0C Series 300 - ASCO | Automatic, 260 AMP

3ATSB30260FG0C

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Specifications

Catalog Number3ATSB30260FG0C
SeriesASCO Series 300
Product TypeAutomatic Transfer Switch (ATS)
Ampere Rating260 A
Number of Poles3 Poles
Voltage Rating240V
Neutral ConfigurationSwitched Neutral
Frequency50 / 60 Hz
EnclosureNEMA 1 (Indoor)
Transition TypeOpen Transition
ControllerGroup G
CertificationUL 1008 Listed
Applicable StandardNEC / NFPA 70 Articles 700, 701 and 702
Generator CompatibilityTwo-wire automatic-start generators
Load Disconnect Contact5 A resistive at 30 VDC max / 100 mA at 5 VDC min
Communication (opt. 11BE)RS-485, 9,600–11,5200 bps, address 1–247
ManufacturerASCO Power Technologies (Schneider Electric)
AvailabilityIN STOCK β€” same-day shipping, worldwide
ConditionBrand New, Certified Factory Original
Warranty1 Year

Product Overview

The ASCO Series 300 is a UL 1008-listed automatic transfer switch built for commercial, institutional and light-industrial standby power. It monitors both the utility and the generator source and transfers the load automatically when the normal source falls outside acceptable limits, then returns it once the utility is restored and stable. This unit is rated 260 A, 240V, 3-pole, NEMA 1, open transition. Typical loads are a whole-building distribution panel, a rooftop packaged unit group, a small data or telecom room, a clinic or a restaurant β€” installations where the transfer switch is sized to the full service and must coordinate with the upstream overcurrent protection. The NEMA 1 enclosure is intended for indoor installation in a dry, protected space such as a mechanical room or an electrical closet. Terminations and footprint. The terminations change character here: each pole takes two conductors from 1/0 AWG to 250 kcmil, or a single conductor from #4 AWG to 600 kcmil, in a 24 in by 56 in by 14 in cabinet weighing 250 to 270 lb. Doubling up on lugs is what lets a 260 A switch be fed with parallel 1/0 instead of one 600 kcmil cable, and in practice that is how most are installed β€” two smaller feeders are easier to pull and to terminate in a tight equipment room. Service arrangement. Three-pole on a 240 V delta system: three ungrounded conductors with no usable neutral for line-to-neutral loads, still common in older industrial plants, farms, grain elevators and water districts where the service was built around motor loads. A delta service may be corner-grounded, so confirm the bonding jumper arrangement before dropping this switch into an existing service β€” it is the one voltage in this range where the neutral question is not academic. Neutral configuration. The neutral is switched β€” it opens and closes with the phase poles as one more pole. You need this when the generator is wired as a separately derived source with its own grounding electrode and its own main bonding jumper: leaving the neutral solid would tie the two grounding systems together through the neutral, put objectionable current on the grounding conductor and leave the generator frame at a potential above earth during a fault. It costs one more pole and one more set of contacts to maintain, but on a separately derived system it is not optional, and an inspector will look for it. Enclosure. The Type 1 cabinet is for indoor use in a dry, protected space β€” a mechanical room, an electrical closet, a plant room β€” where the only thing it has to keep out is incidental dust and the occasional touch. It is not rain-tight and not watertight: mounting one on an exterior wall, even under a soffit, invites water in through the door seam and the conduit knockouts, and the first sign is usually a rusted mechanism rather than a tripped breaker. If the switch has to live outdoors, the 3R version of the same rating is the one to order. Matching generator. At 240V with an 0.8 power factor this switch carries approximately 50 kW of load (260 A Γ— 240V Γ— 0.8 = 49.9 kW, single-phase two-wire). Size the standby generator so that its standby rating meets or exceeds that figure, and confirm the generator's two-wire automatic-start contacts are compatible with the transfer switch controller. Controller. This unit carries the ASCO Group G controller: a 128 Γ— 64 graphical LCD with switch-position, source-availability, common-alarm and not-in-auto indication. Transfer and re-transfer delays, engine cool-down and the in-phase transfer timer are all set from the membrane keypad rather than from DIP switches, with ranges up to 60 min 59 s. The Group G controller supports both open transition and delayed transition, and accessory 11BE adds RS-485 communication at 9,600–115,200 bps, a seven-period programmable exerciser and a 300-event log. Three-pole configuration. The three phase conductors are switched with a solid neutral. This is the standard arrangement where the neutral is bonded at the service and must not be opened by the transfer switch. Supply. Supplied as a genuine ASCO Power Technologies (Schneider Electric) unit, brand new and factory original, packed for export from our Dongguan warehouse. Ask us for the outline drawing, wiring diagram and data sheet for this exact catalog number.

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