Reliance Controls 6 Circuit 30 Amp Transfer Switch

6 out let. good.

If you’re lucky enough to have a 5-20R receptacle (which indicates it is a 20 Amp circuit, not the more common 15 Amp circuit) nearby, this thing ROCKS! When lightly loaded (100watts) it offers a runtime of 3 hours and 32 minutes. Pure sine wave output and AVR are great performance highlights, but the value of the new “SmartConnect” feature is even better. Plus, APC allows “1 Additional Year of Battery Warranty for FREE when you connect and register your Smart-UPS with SmartConnect”. An overall amazing UPS!

I needed a single power strip for all of my stereo equipment in a rack. I have a 20 amp circuit so I needed a power strip that could handle the load. This one does. The LEDs are very bright but I covered them with a dark cloth. I can still see them, but they're not a distraction. Keep in mind it requires a NEMA 20 amp receptacle with the turned blade.

It works as expected, connects easily and provides extra power. It does require a 20 amp circuit for charging, which I did not see in the requirements in the downloaded manual. It allows it to recover faster, but was unexpected.

A well made UPS. The most powerful you can put on a 15 amp circuit. Clean Sinewave voltage output.

Dont try to save money by buying a cheap charger. OEM has circuit controls to prevent overcharging and shortening the life of your batteries.

Brother Toner works well in Brother printers; however, OTC generic brands at a much reduced price also work well. That said, there is one application that one requires original Brother toner. That is printing on blue transfer sheets for making printed circuit board etching masks. In this process, one inserts a sheet of blue transfer paper in the Brother printer, and prints the line and land pattern 1:1 scale, on the blue transfer, and then irons the transfer on copper printed circuit board at 300 F. This transfer process does NOT work with generic toner because characteristics of toner fusion and density differ from Brother. Transferred generic media is thin (not dense) and adheres poorly, whereas Brother toner works wonderfully.

The HS210 wi-fi switch came with everything needed to make the wiring connections. The electrical box I have is deeper than the standard box, so accommodating� the somewhat large switch and the wiring was not a problem. Wiring is straight forward if you are familiar with wiring a 3-way circuit. Be aware that a neutral wire is required and not all switch boxes will have a neutral. In my case, I only needed one of the two switches in the box to make the circuit work correctly.� This may not be true in all cases. I'm going to use the second switch on another circuit.� The switch works flawlessly so far. Setting up the switch with the Kasa app was fairly simple. I just followed the directions in the app.� The only problem was I only needed one switch instead of the recommended two. The first switch was no problem, but the app would not let me continue, or quit without setting up the second switch, which I was not going to do.� I had to restart my phone to exit the app. The first switch worked as it should without having to set up the unused switch. The restart button located just under the switch is very touchy.� The switch restarted several times while I attached the cover plate. I used a double switch plate instead of the cover that came in the box and I had to make a few adjustments to get the cover to fit well over both switches. All in all, a very nice switch.

Ace Hardware sells an on/off toggle switch you can use with this. Plugs right into your monster circuit breaker ;-). I could have wired an in line on off switch but for that price, I'll have another beer, lol. As for the rest this item, can't really be beat for the price anywhere. Unless you start spending over 1k this is the ticket.

Easy to use. Dip switch controls explained on chassis makes sense.