Abstract: A lynch pin device capable of being attached to another surface between uses. The device having a head with a hole or holes through the side wherein a wire can be attached to the head. A shank extends from the head and is of adequate length and width as to fit into an axle or hasp. One or more magnets can be secured to the head, shank, or wire of the lynch pin so that the lynch pin can attach to another surface between uses. A spring may be used to allow the wire to temporarily extend away from the shank when a force is applied.

Abstract: The electric meter interrupt device provides a means of connecting an external transfer switch and renewable and/or backup power sources at the nodes between the utility meter and the main panel. This method allows grid disconnect and whole home backup that almost never requires modification of an electrical panel or relocation of loads, using a UL approved transfer switch and overcurrent protection device. The device routes the entirety of available utility power away from the electric meter and then back into the electrical panel, allowing unprecedented control and capacity. Creating this “true bypass” allows for the introduction of renewable energy sources, battery power, and/or generator power sources.