Schneider TA10D3S0804TPE | automatic transfer switch, TransferPacT automatic, 80A, 3P, rotary, frame 100A

Description

Schneider TA10D3S0804TPE | automatic transfer switch, TransferPacT automatic, 80A, 3P, rotary, frame 100A

• Product Description:

  The TA10D3S0804TPE is an automatic transfer switch developed for systems requiring 80A of current handling across three poles (3P). It incorporates both automatic switching functionality and a manual rotary handle for user override. Housed in a 100A frame, this switch combines durability, safety, and intelligent design — making it an excellent choice for a wide range of low-voltage power systems.

  Technical Specifications:

  • Model: TA10D3S0804TPE

  • Device Type: Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS)

  • Rated Current: 80 Amperes

  • Number of Poles: 3P (Three-phase)

  • Operating Mechanism: Rotary handle + automatic transfer

  • Voltage Rating: Low voltage (typically 400V)

  • Product Line: TransferPacT Automatic

  • Frame Size: 100A

  • Mounting: Panel-mounted

  • Frequency: 50/60 Hz

  Key Features:

  • Automatic Power Switching: Seamlessly switches between the main and backup power sources to ensure continuous energy supply.

  • Manual Operation Option: Features a rotary handle for manual intervention during maintenance or emergency situations.

  • Three-Phase System Support: Designed for balanced power distribution across three-phase systems.

  • Durable Frame Design: The 100A frame provides mechanical strength and supports extended operational life.

  • Compact Construction: Suitable for installations with limited space such as commercial panels or industrial enclosures.

  • Trusted Quality: Backed by Schneider Electric’s reputation for innovation, safety, and long-term performance.

  Applications:

  • Commercial buildings and facilities using three-phase loads

  • Light to medium industrial installations requiring automatic backup switching

  • Critical infrastructure such as healthcare, banking, and IT environments

  • Educational institutions, government buildings, and data hubs

  • Residential or mixed-use complexes with backup power systems