Tigo 50A MLO Auto Transfer Switch (ATS) | Backup/Grid
The Tigo 50A MLO Auto Transfer Switch is a compact and dependable solution for managing backup power in residential energy storage systems. Rated at 50 amps, it automatically transfers power between the utility grid and a connected backup source during outages, allowing critical circuits to remain energized without the need for manual switching. This automatic operation helps ensure a smooth transition during power interruptions while protecting connected loads.
Designed for compatibility with Tigo hybrid inverters and energy storage systems, the MLO configuration supports flexible installation for partial-home or critical-load backup applications. Its durable construction and streamlined design make it well suited for residential environments where reliability and simplicity are essential. The Tigo 50A MLO Auto Transfer Switch provides consistent, hands-off power transfer to support dependable backup energy operation.
Tigo 50A ATS Specs
- Inverter Input: 200 A
- Nominal voltage: 240 V
- Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Maximum power: 10,000 W
- Maximum continuous current: 42 A
- Rated AC power from backup: 11,400 W
- Maximum AC power from backup: 11,400 W
- Continuous current from backup: 48 A
- AC circuit breaker: none
- Dimensions: 18.9/10.8/4.1 in
- Weight: 34.3 lb
- Operating temperature: -13 – 122 °F
Tigo 50A ATS Features
- Enables automated whole-home or essential-load backup
- Supports increased backup power and duration by connecting a home generator (200 A w/ generator support model)
- Supports increased backup power and duration by connecting a home generator (200 A w/ generator support model)
- Provides comprehensive monitoring data with the Tigo EI mobile app and portal
- Reduces main panel upgrades and derating with integrated service disconnects (200 A models)
- Manual Bypass Switch allows for manual control if needed
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