Go Power! TS-50 - Manual (Page 10)

GP‐TS‐50
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It is never advisable to start or stop a generator under load. To prolong the life of
this transfer switch, and the life of the air conditioner, microwave oven and other
appliances, always turn those appliances off before starting or stopping the
generator.
7. Medical Appliances
Go Power!™ will not knowingly sell a Go Power!™ Automatic Transfer Switch for
any life-support application. It is strongly recommended that you do not operate any
life support equipment from a transfer switch. If the switch should malfunction, or
fail to operate due to other external conditions, it is possible that all connected
appliances, including any life support equipment, will also shut down, resulting in a
risk of medical complications and potential loss of life.
8. Caution!
Do not install this or any electrical accessory in the battery compartment, or a
compartment intended for storing flammable liquids or liquids that produce
flammable or explosive fumes such as gasoline, etc. There are components in the
Transfer Switch that, in their normal operation, may cause arcing. In addition, the
act of turning on a light switch or unplugging the cord on an electrical appliance can
cause a spark, which can ignite any combustible liquids or vapors. Therefore, do
not install a transfer switch in a compartment intended for storing flammable liquids,
and never store flammable liquids inside a compartment containing any electrical
device.
9. Disclaimer of Liability & Warranty
Visit www.gpelectric.com for additional product warranty information.
All Go Power!™ Transfer Switches come with a two-year warranty. Go Power!™
warranties all Go Power!™ Transfer Switches in the continental United States and
Canada from defects in materials or workmanship under normal use for two years
from date of retail purchase and will repair or replace any Go Power!™ Transfer
Switch under warranty found to be defective free of charge. This warranty is not
valid against defects resulting from, but not limited to:
• Misuse and/or abuse, neglect, or accident
• Exceeding the unit’s design limits
• Improper installation, including, but not limited to, improper
environmental protection and improper hook-up
• Acts of God, including lightning, floods, earthquakes, fire and high winds