EMERGENCY
Industrial Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) for Generators
An automatic transfer switch ensures a quick, safe transition from utility power to generator power during outages. This prevents production loss, protects machinery, and supports safety in sensitive environments. As a leading distributor of industrial automatic transfer switches, we help ensure your facility maintains continuous, reliable power during outages. Our Kohler ATS models are available with operating mechanisms ranging from standard time-based operation to mechanically operated bypass-isolation systems.
Our Kohler automatic transfer switch for generators covers 30 to 4000 amps of power. This makes it highly suitable for manufacturing plants, data centers, hospitals, and commercial facilities. These switches prevent backfeeding, meet electrical safety requirements, and deliver reliable automatic power transfer. We also provide professional ATS installation, repair, and maintenance services to ensure your generator system operates efficiently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. An Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) ensures that, if the main power goes out, the generator automatically takes over. Without an ATS, someone would need to switch to the generator manually, which can cause delays and risks.
An industrial ATS automatically switches the power source from the main utility to a backup generator when the main power fails. It monitors the power supply and starts the generator as needed, without requiring manual intervention.
To choose an ATS, first determine how much power your equipment consumes, including normal operation and peak demand. Ensure the ATS can safely handle the total electrical load. Selecting the correct size prevents overload and ensures the generator operates properly.
A qualified technician should install the ATS, although a skilled person can do so. Correct installation is important for safety, code compliance, and reliable operation. You need to know how to connect the ATS to both the generator and the main power supply.
When the ATS detects a major power outage, it tells the generator to start. Once the generator is running steadily, the ATS moves the electrical load from the utility to the generator. This switch happens automatically, keeping power on without anyone needing to act.
