When a grid outage occurs, an automatic transfer switch decides which power source feeds your circuits. These two 110V options take different approaches: one is a mini changeover from GEYA, the other a higher-capacity unit from Jaxvio. Both are new units, and their listed prices are USD 29.68 and USD 23.99, a difference of about USD 5.70. The electrical specs and switching logic matter more than that gap.
Quick verdict: The Jaxvio is the better fit if you need a higher-capacity grid-and-generator switch. The GEYA is the better fit if you want a compact changeover.
Listed prices
| Product | Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|---|
| GEYA Mini Dual Power Automatic Transfer Switch 2P 63A 110V For Grid & Generator | USD 29.68 | |
| NEW ATS PC Dual Power Automatic Power 3Pole 100A 110V Transfer Switch Grid | USD 23.99 |
An automatic transfer switch's job is to sense which power source is available and move the load to it. For a grid-plus-generator service, make sure the switching logic matches your two power sources. The Jaxvio's auto mode is written for that exact arrangement, while the GEYA is pitched as a mini switch with universal smart-home compatibility. Consider the rated amperage you need before comparing the two prices.
Where each unit wins
GEYA: The GEYA is the 2P option. It has universal smart-home compatibility, and it has no timer control, so the feature set is geared toward direct automatic transfer rather than time-based sequencing. If your goal is a simple grid-to-generator changeover without extra scheduling layers, the GEYA's compact footprint keeps the decision easy.
Jaxvio: The Jaxvio is the 3-pole 100A option. Its auto mode is designed for city grid as the normal supply and an AC generator as backup. When only one source is live, the switch automatically moves to that source, making it a solid fit for a conventional generator backup setup. If you need a 100A switch, that rating is a key differentiator.
Product notes
GEYA Mini Dual Power Automatic Transfer Switch 2P 63A 110V For Grid & Generator
The GEYA is a compact changeover switch for grid-and-generator operation. It comes with universal smart-home compatibility, which is useful if you plan to incorporate the switch into a connected setup. It is a new unit, and the product carries no timer control, so the feature set stays focused on automatic transfer. One limitation to weigh is the California Prop 65 Warning attached to the product; some shoppers prefer to avoid items with that warning. If you are looking for a straightforward switch and the smart-home compatibility appeals to you, the GEYA is a reasonable match.
NEW ATS PC Dual Power Automatic Power 3Pole 100A 110V Transfer Switch Grid
The Jaxvio's auto mode is designed for city grid as normal supply and an AC generator as backup, and it automatically switches to whichever supply is available when only one is working. That makes it a good match for a standard grid-plus-generator arrangement. The switch is new, vertically oriented, and includes 1-5 knockouts, so it gives you a clear option for an AC generator backup. A limitation to weigh: the unit is mainly used to test whether the normal or standby power supply is normal, so if your application goes beyond that testing role, this may not be the right fit.
Final choice by use case
Let your electrical configuration decide: the Jaxvio fits a higher-capacity plan, while the GEYA suits a compact changeover.
