Owing to our expertise, we bring forth superior quality load bank that is widely used for various applications. It is designed and developed under the guidance of skilled technocrats keeping in mind the international standards. We offer this load bank in various technical specifications as per the application requirements of the clients. Known for features such as ability to maintain accurate load variation, easy installation, less maintenance, high performance and durability, this electrical product is in high demand among our clients. The load bank is housed in an industry grade enclosure manufactured out of heavy gauge sheet steel painted with two coats of anti-corrosive paint and one coat of final paint. The load bank is designed in two compartments, front and back. 

1. Front compartment will be dust and vermin proof, provided with suitable gaskets and will be housed with Power Contactors and other switchgear.

2. Back compartment will be well ventilated, forced cooled type, and will be housed with resistance banks. The resistance will be stainless steel coil type with high thermal capacity and will be designed for temperature rise 350°C. The resistance coils will be mounted on angle iron structure with proper support to absorb the vibration and stresses that occur during transit/fault. The load switching contactors panel and Resistance box are mounted in the same unit with partition in between. Connection between the resistance box and contactors are done by solid copper jumpers through polypropylene sheets. Adequate number of cooling fans provided to take away the heat  generated during regulation. 

Accessories:

• Resistance elements

• Insulators

• Controller (PLC/HMI)

• Power contactor’s contact kit

Optionals:

• Thyristorised Switching

• Proportional Control

• Power (KW)

• Voltage (V)

• Load variation resolution

• Application

• Short duration or continuous rating

• DG testing

• Battery discharging

• Data Center/Colocation/Hosting 

• Reverse power dissipation

• Marine

• Power/Gas Transmission and Distribution

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Do’s:

• Keep the load bank in the well ventilated area

Don’ts: