How Does a Transfer Switch Work?

A transfer switch is a device that safely transfers (thus the name) the electric load between power sources, like the local grid and a generator. It ensures that different sources of electricity don’t overlap when one isn’t in use.
A transfer switch is an important accessory for a generator for safety reasons and ease of use, but how does it work? We’ll answer that

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