Bodine
Bodine GTD10DIM Generator Transfer Device
Generator transfer device for fluorescent, incandescent and LED bulbs with 24-hour emergency illumination at 120 to 277V AC
- Reliable backup lighting for 24-hour emergencies
- Supports fluorescent, incandescent and LED bulbs
- Operates across 120 to 277V AC supply
- Thermoplastic housing resists impact and heat
- Compact 4-1/2 inch length fits standard profiles
Emergency Transfer Switch
The Bodine GTD10DIM is a generator transfer device designed to maintain lighting during power outages. It automatically switches connected fluorescent, incandescent or LED fixtures to a backup generator supply. The unit fits standard-profile installations and provides up to 24 hours of emergency illumination. It operates on input voltages from 120 to 277V AC.
Commercial Facility Managers
This switch suits maintenance teams responsible for code-compliant emergency lighting in offices, retail spaces or schools. It supports a single fixture circuit without adding bulk to the junction box. Builders who need to power multiple circuits from one transfer device should look at a different solution. Installations requiring a non-standard voltage range will also need alternative equipment.
24-Hour Emergency Runtime
The defining specification is the 24-hour emergency illumination time, which determines whether the device meets local life-safety codes for the intended occupancy. This runtime applies when the generator is active and the connected load is within the device rating. Verify that the required duration for your project matches this figure before specifying the unit.
Highlights
- Reliable backup lighting for 24-hour emergencies
- Supports fluorescent, incandescent and LED bulbs
- Operates across 120 to 277V AC supply
- Thermoplastic housing resists impact and heat
- Compact 4-1/2 inch length fits standard profiles
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 10 W or 16 W version?
The 10 W and 16 W models share the same 4-1/2"L thermoplastic housing and 120 to 277V AC input, so choose the wattage that matches your emergency lighting load.
What does the 24-hour emergency illumination time mean when the unit is installed?
It means the transfer device will keep connected fluorescent, incandescent or LED lamps running for a full day after mains power is lost.
Does the 120 to 277V AC range limit the circuits I can protect?
The device accepts any standard North American lighting circuit from 120 V up to 277 V, so it works on both residential and commercial branch circuits.
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