Cummins 400 Amp Automatic Transfer Switch — OTEC400 (NSE)
Lead time = 13 to 16 weeks
Keep critical loads online with theCummins 400 Amp Automatic Transfer Switch (OTEC400, NSE). Built for dependable, seamless transfer between utility and generator power, this 400A ATS comes in your choice ofNEMA 1 (indoor)orNEMA 3R (outdoor)enclosures, multiple voltages, and both 3-phase and 1-phase configurations. As anAuthorized Cummins Dealer, AllProGenerators.com provides expert guidance and phone support to help you choose the right option for your installation.
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Available Models (8 Options)
MPN | Model | Phase | Amps | Voltage | Enclosure |
A075F127 | OTEC400 (NSE) | 3-Phase | 400A | 208V | NEMA 1 (Indoor) |
A075F128 | OTEC400 (NSE) | 3-Phase | 400A | 240V | NEMA 1 (Indoor) |
A075F129 | OTEC400 (NSE) | 3-Phase | 400A | 480V | NEMA 1 (Indoor) |
A075F130 | OTEC400 (NSE) | 3-Phase | 400A | 208V | NEMA 3R (Outdoor) |
A075F131 | OTEC400 (NSE) | 3-Phase | 400A | 240V | NEMA 3R (Outdoor) |
A075F132 | OTEC400 (NSE) | 3-Phase | 400A | 480V | NEMA 3R (Outdoor) |
A075F133 | OTEC400 (NSE) | 1-Phase | 400A | 240V | NEMA 1 (Indoor) |
A075F134 | OTEC400 (NSE) | 1-Phase | 400A | 240V | NEMA 3R (Outdoor) |
NSE = Non-Service Entrance. Always verify local code requirements and compatibility with your generator and load center.
Key Highlights
400 Amp capacityfor robust residential and light commercial standby systems
Automatic transferfrom utility to generator power with minimal interruption
Multiple configurations: 1-phase or 3-phase, 208/240/480V
NEMA 1 (indoor) or NEMA 3R (outdoor)weather-resistant enclosure
Engineered by Cummins— a global leader in power generation
Clean wiring layoutfor installers and straightforward serviceability
Authorized dealer supportfrom AllProGenerators.com
Specifications
Manufacturer | Cummins Power Generation |
Series | OTEC (Automatic Transfer Switch) |
Model | OTEC400 (NSE) |
Amperage | 400A |
Voltage Options | 208V, 240V, 480V (see variant table) |
Phase Options | 1-Phase (240V) and 3-Phase (208V/240V/480V) |
Enclosure | NEMA 1 (Indoor) or NEMA 3R (Outdoor) |
Operation | Automatic transfer between utility and generator |
Application | Residential / Light Commercial standby power |
Compliance | Refer to local code & inspector requirements |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What’s the difference between NEMA 1 and NEMA 3R? A:NEMA 1 is for indoor installs. NEMA 3R is outdoor-rated and protects against rain and ice.
Q: Should I choose 1-phase or 3-phase? A:Most homes are 1-phase (240V). Many commercial sites require 3-phase (208/240/480V). Your electrician can confirm.
Q: What does “NSE” mean? A:Non-Service Entrance (no integral main disconnect). If a service-entrance rated switch is required by code, consult your AHJ/electrician.
Q: Is this compatible with all Cummins generators? A:It’s designed for Cummins standby systems. Confirm the generator voltage/phase and control wiring with your installer.
Q: Lead times and shipping? A:Lead times vary by configuration. Contact us for current availability and freight options.
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