How Can a Backup Generator Automatically Support Two Different 3-Phase Grids?

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To automatically support two different 3-phase grids with a backup generator, a proper connection setup is essential. An automatic transfer switch (ATS) is required to switch the load to the generator when either grid loses power. The ATS monitors the grid status and ensures the generator starts up seamlessly when needed. Proper installation and configuration of the ATS will guarantee reliable operation and load management between the two grids. This setup enhances energy security and minimizes downtime during power outages.
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we are planning to install one backup generator to secure two differenr grids 3 phase each.
how shall be the connection that gurantee if any source of the two grids is off, the generator will automatically start up and take the load??
 
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You would need a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transfer_switch" .

For example: http://www.apelectric.com/ASCO-300-Series-200A-Automatic-Transfer-Switch-p/asco-300-200a.htm?gdftrk=gdfV21065_a_7c276_a_7c712_a_7cASCO_d_300_d_200A"
 
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