Automatic Transfer Switch Wiring | Wiring With Rathore ❤️

An Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) is an electrical device that automatically transfers the power supply from a primary source (like the utility grid) to a backup source (like a generator) in the event of a power failure or outage. Once the primary source is restored, the ATS switches back to it.
Monitoring the Primary Power Source:
The ATS continuously monitors the voltage, frequency, and overall quality of the primary power source.
If the primary power source is stable and within acceptable limits, the ATS allows it to supply power to the load.
Detecting a Power Failure:
If the primary source fails or goes outside the acceptable limits (e.g., voltage drop, frequency fluctuation), the ATS detects the issue.
Starting the Backup Power Source:
The ATS sends a signal to start the generator (or connect the backup source).
Once the backup source stabilizes and meets the required parameters, the ATS switches the load to the backup source.
Automatic Transfer Switch Wiring
Automatic Transfer Switch

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Hi, here is my guestion. Ecoflow delta pro XT60 max input values are 150V 15A. Can I combine this two lines into one for Delta pro via this transfer switch as:
A) on one side the current from the panels with a power of 800W, 60V 13A and
B) on the other side the current from the 51.2V LifePo4 battery with a power of 420 W 55V 8A.