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Heartland Transfer Switch Installation

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Heartland's Installed Transfer Switch

Investing in a generator transfer switch is the best way to provide emergency power to your property. With a transfer switch, extension cords are not needed since power is provided to the existing outlets. A transfer switch also provides safety to your family and Heartland’s linemen by disconnecting your wiring from the power grid. Heartland offers two types of transfer switches.

 

Meter Base Transfer Switch

Heartland can upgrade a member's meter panel to a meter base transfer switch, which incorporates a secure plug on the side to plug in a portable generator. The plug is weather proof and secure, and eliminates the need for extension cords to bring power from the generator to your home. The cord provided by heartland locks into place on the meter panel, and plugs into your generator's 30 or 50 amp receptacle. When using the generator to provide power, you utilize your home's breaker panel to direct power where it's needed since most generators are not able to properly power an entire home.

The meter base transfer switch is considered a service upgrade, with the cost paid upon installation or in installments of up to 12 months. Members purchase the connecting cord at the time of the transfer switch installation. Like a standard meter base, the meter base transfer switch will be owned and maintained by Heartland REC for its life.

  • One-time charge (payments up to 12 months allowed)
  • A service upgrade – the new meter base transfer switch replaces the current meter base
  • Member switches two breakers to route power

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Cost

Cord Purchase (10ft)

 1 - 100 amp with 30 amp receptacle

 $597.76 + applicable taxes

 $171.18 (20/30 amp cord)

 2 - 100 amp with 50 amp receptacle

 $647.04 + applicable taxes

 $281.65 (50 amp cord)

 3 - 200 amp with 30 amp receptacle

 $654.40 + applicable taxes

 $171.18 (20/30 amp cord)

 4 - 200 amp with 50 amp receptacle

 $703.68 + applicable taxes

 $281.65 (50 amp cord)

 

 

Generlink Transfer Switch

Generlink Transfer Switches install behind the Heartland meter and connect directly to your generator’s 120/240-volt receptacle.

When the generator is started, the Generlink automatically routes power into your home, which you can direct though the use of your home’s existing circuit breakers. Lights on the Generlink will tell you when Heartland restores power. When you turn off your generator, the Generlink will automatically restore full power to your home.

Because the Generlink is installed at the meter, it is owned by Heartland and leased to Heartland members. The connecting cord must be purchased by Heartland members.

  • Leased (Billed Monthly)
  • Installed quickly behind the meter
  • Extremely easy to operate
  • Power automatically rerouted

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Lease Price

Cord Purchase

Generlink 30 (up to 7,200 watts)

$7.95 per month

$141.75 (20/30 amp)

Generlink 40 (up to 9,600 watts)

$8.95 per month

$157.50 (50 amp cord)

 

Generlink Operating Manual
Meter Base Transfer Switch Manual
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Heartland Rural Electric Cooperative Inc.
110 N. Enterprise Drive, P.O. Box 40
Girard, KS 66743

Outages: 800-835-9586
Office: 620-724-8251

About Us

Heartland Rural Electric Cooperative provides power to 11,200 service locations in 12 counties in Southeast and Eastern Kansas.

Our main office is in Girard, Kansas, with additional offices in Mound City and Gas.  Our co-op roots go back to the incorporation of Cooperative Electric Power & Light Company, (Iola, Kansas) on April 16, 1937.

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