Description
The Dummy Load Banks are essential tools designed for mobile use during generator load testing, as well as electrical and marine load testing. These units are engineered with low-heat generating heating elements, allowing them to operate continuously in assembly plants without significant thermal issues. The innovative design features a higher voltage for the heating element, balancing performance with a manageable weight.
This series offers a range of models delivering resistive loads from 0 to maximum load, ensuring ease of use with a step load ban for variable adjustments. Equipped with a digital meter, these units provide real-time displays of line voltage, line ampere, frequency, power factor (optional), and power measurements, making them a reliable choice for professionals in the field.
With a large load capacity, these load banks support operations throughout the year, functioning efficiently even in ambient temperatures up to 55°C. Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, they feature a durable NEMA 1 enclosure for added safety.
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2920 x 1700 x 2050 MM |
| Weight | 3000 KGS |
| Cooling | Pure vertical force air cooling with heavy-duty three-phase industrial fan blowers. |
| Controls | 6 step load switches: 12 (Variac), 30, 30, 60, 120, 120, 120, 120, 150, 150, 150, 150 Kw |
| Resistor Elements | High-grade nickel resistance wire in line form heating elements with cooling fins. |
| Digital Metering | Power monitoring meter displaying amperage, voltage, KVA, KW, with data logging capabilities. |
| Input Connections | Terminal blocks are provided for wiring connections. |
| Additional Voltage | Test voltage can be applied up to ±15% from rated AC voltage at both 50Hz or 60Hz. |
Additional Information
The Dummy Load Banks are equipped with a heavy-duty NEMA 1 enclosure, featuring safety instructions and warning labels. The design includes four swivel caster wheels for easy transportation, allowing the load bank to be forklifted or lifted using top-mounted eyes.
