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Automatic Transfer Switches – Motorised
An Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) is a critical component in power management systems, designed to automatically transfer electrical loads between primary and secondary power sources, ensuring continuous power delivery without manual intervention. This functionality is essential in critical infrastructure and applications where power continuity is paramount.
- ATS adopts a double complex contact/horizontal pulling mechanism to ensure self-cleaning and proper connection.
- Adopts reliable mechanical interlock and electric interlock. Contact units feature an independent load disconnect switch to ensure reliable and safe operation.
- ATS moves to the Null Point (OFF) during emergency situations, cutting off both power supplies to meet fire emergency requirements.
- The driving motor is energized only during changeover. Under stable operating conditions, no power is supplied across the motor, thereby minimizing power losses.
- The contact units have a mechanical interlock to ensure that the normal power supply and reserve power supply operate reliably without interference.
- Distinct position indicator, padlock function, and other safety features make the product reliable and safe during service.
- Password-protected settings provide flexible automation and high reliability, with a working life of more than 8,000 operating cycles.
Axon Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS) — FAQs
What does an Axon Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) do?
An Axon ATS automatically transfers electrical loads between primary and secondary power sources, ensuring continuous power delivery without manual intervention — critical for infrastructure and applications where power continuity cannot be interrupted.
How does the Axon ATS ensure a reliable connection during switching?
It uses a double complex contact/horizontal pulling mechanism for self-cleaning contacts, combined with reliable mechanical and electric interlocks, so the switchover is safe and dependable.
What happens to an Axon ATS during a fire emergency?
The ATS moves to the Null Point (OFF) position during emergencies, cutting off both power supplies to meet fire emergency requirements.
Does the Axon ATS consume power continuously?
No — the driving motor is only energized during changeover; under stable operating conditions no power is supplied across the motor, minimizing power losses.
How long is the operating life of an Axon ATS?
Axon Automatic Transfer Switches are rated for a working life of more than 8,000 operating cycles, with password-protected settings for flexible, reliable automation.
What safety features does the Axon ATS include?
It includes a distinct position indicator, padlock function, independent load disconnect switch on the contact units, and mechanical interlocking between normal and reserve power supplies.
