When utility power returns, it switches the load back to the grid and shuts down the generator.

• Detects power failure: The kit continuously monitors the main power supply (utility/Wapda).

• Starts the generator: If a failure is detected, it triggers the generator to start.

• Transfers the load: Once the generator is running at the correct voltage, the ATS panel automatically switches the load (like your home’s circuits) from the failed utility source to the generator source.

• Detects power return: The system monitors the utility power and, when it stabilizes, it switches the load back to the utility source.

• Shuts down the generator: After switching back to the utility, it provides a cool-down period for the generator before shutting it down. 

Key features of ATS kits :

• Integrated Ic -based intelligence: Controls the entire process with precise timing.

• Adjustable times: Allows you to set the time for the generator to start, the transfer to the generator, and the cool-down/shut-down sequence.

• Built-in relays: Components like relays for the fuel, generator, and utility are included.

• Visual indicators: LEDs show the status of the power sources (Wapda/Generator) and the system’s operational status.

• Safety features: Includes protection against electrical faults.