dwayneearle
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Why do I have 2 atuomatic transfer switches
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sadixon49
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Let me take a wild guess. 1 failed and it was easier to double up the new one than get the old one out. At least that's my best guess.
NY_Dutch
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Do you have an inverter?
sadixon49
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Good point Dutch. In fact my Jayco has 2 auto transfer switches. 1 for incoming power, generator or shore power, and the other for my inverter or shore power. On mine, 1 is clearly smaller than the other, but there really is no reason you couldn't use the same ATS for both.
Gary RV_Wizard
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Many inverters have an auto-transfer switch built in, but an alternative is to wire a second separate ATS to an less-expensive inverter that has no built-in ATS.
