The ACDGTS-LP-12S is a reliable load transfer switch and panel designed for 12 circuit configurations in a single-phase installation. Featuring robust construction and user-friendly functionality, this switch ensures seamless power management for your electrical systems. Ideal for residential and commercial applications, it offers peace of mind and enhanced safety.
| Brand | AC Dandy |
|---|---|
| Poles | 1-Pole |
| Catalogue # | ACDGTS-LP-12S |
The ACDGTS-LP-12S is a 12-circuit, single-phase load transfer switch and panel from AC Dandy, designed to manage power transfer between a utility source and a generator. It is suited for residential and light commercial single-phase installations where a dedicated generator transfer panel is required alongside existing branch circuit protection.
As a standalone transfer switch panel, it is intended to house up to 12 circuits selected for critical or preferred loads during a generator event — making it a practical sub-panel solution rather than a replacement for a main loadcentre. Compatibility with your existing main panel wiring and generator output should be verified prior to installation. Send us your existing panel model and generator specs and we'll confirm the right fit.
The ACDGTS-LP-12S is wired between your main panel and a generator, allowing up to 12 selected circuits to be powered by your generator during an outage. When utility power is lost, you manually (or automatically, depending on configuration) transfer those circuits to generator power through the integrated transfer switch — preventing backfeed to the utility and keeping critical loads running safely.
Yes. The ACDGTS-LP-12S is designed for both residential and light commercial single-phase applications. It is commonly used in homes, small offices, or commercial spaces where a subset of critical circuits (lighting, refrigeration, HVAC, etc.) need to remain powered during a utility outage via a portable or standby generator.
Transfer switch installations in Canada must comply with the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC), which requires that transfer equipment prevent parallel connection of the utility and generator sources. The ACDGTS-LP-12S is designed with this in mind, but we always recommend confirming CSA certification markings on the unit and consulting your local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) before installation. Contact us and we can assist with documentation or sourcing questions.
