Load banks play a critical role in emergency backup and primary power systems. They are essential for testing, verifying, and training a power system’s capacity to manage the required electrical load. Increasingly, they are used as a crucial tool to maintain generator reliability in applications where exhaust after-treatment is necessary to meet emission standards.
A vital component to ensure that an emergency power system can handle the necessary electrical load during an actual utility power failure is the use of load bank testing. This process simulates an electrical load and applies it to the backup power system. It can test everything from the automatic transfer switch (ATS) to the diesel engine and generator, ensuring that the entire system operates correctly.
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