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Portable / Manual Transfer Switch Installation Certificate

This certificate documents the installation of a manual or portable transfer switch used to connect a portable generator to a home or business safely. It records the interlock or transfer equipment, the circuits served, and the checks that prevent back-feeding the utility grid.

NEC Article 702 (Optional Standby Systems), NEC 702.7 (transfer equipment), state/local electrical codesValid: One-off (no expiry)

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What it covers

  • Transfer switch or interlock kit type and rating
  • Circuits served by the standby supply
  • Generator inlet and cord rating
  • Grounding and bonding checks
  • Back-feed prevention verification
  • Load test result

Who needs a Transfer Switch Cert?

Homeowners with portable generators
Small businesses
Facility managers
Electrical contractors

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Frequently asked questions about Transfer Switch Cert

Do I need a permit for a manual transfer switch?
Most jurisdictions require an electrical permit and inspection for a permanently installed transfer switch or generator interlock. Requirements vary by AHJ, so confirm with your local building department.
What is the difference between an interlock kit and a manual transfer switch?
An interlock kit is a mechanical device on the main panel that stops the main and generator breakers being on at the same time. A manual transfer switch is a separate switch that moves selected circuits between utility and generator. Both are covered under NEC 702.

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