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Load Bank Testing - Commercial Power Generators
 Diesel Service & Supply thoroughly tests and inspects each industrial generator that passes through our facility. Load bank testing is a critical component in our process and something we do daily. The purpose of a load bank test ranges from testing engine temperature levels and cooling system performance to checking to see if the generator can handle it's full kW capacity, plus it also ensures the genset can handle fluctuating loads when the need arises. This article explains what load bank testing is, how the test works, benefits of testing, and why load testing should be part of any preventive ongonig generator maintenance - plus a video that shows some examples of load tests in action!
Click Here: The Importance of Load Bank Testing Industrial Generators
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MTU 1000 kW
Used Diesel Generator, 480 Volt, Standby, 278 Hours, Unit# 86314
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Cummins 500 kW
Used Diesel Generator, 480 Volt, Standby, 403 Hours, Unit# 86316 |
Generac 250 kW
Used Diesel Generator, 480 Volt, Standby, Unit# 86287 |
Olympian 200 kW
Used Diesel Generator, 120/208 Volt, Standby, 129 Hours, Unit# 85911 |
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The Growing Demand for Backup Power - BusinessEnergy.com (03/10/14) Here’s an excellent recent article from Business Energy Magazine’s March/April issue that discusses data center trends, power grid issues, expanding mobile requirements and other onsite power business angles. |
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Businesses Spared Losses: Disaster Preparedness - CSDecisions.com (05/15/14) Weather outages and other factors can cause unexpected power failures. This article explains how companies prepared for and executed their disaster preparedness plans using diesel generators. |
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Analysis - Diesel Generator Set Market 2014-2018 - Business Wire (05/08/14) An increase in the use of diesel generator sets are expected to grow steadily in the next four years. This article explains why more industrial generators will be needed globally. |
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Getting Your Outage Ducks in a Row - Powermag.com (05/01/14) This article includes what needs to be done when planning for outages that are aimed at Industrial Plants & Utilities. The types of outages and information discussed include forced outages, estimating, scheduling, documentation tips and more. |
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Waukesha |
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4200 kW |
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Cummins 4160 Volt |
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2000 kW |
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Caterpillar |
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2000 kW |
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Cummins |
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2000 kW |
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Caterpillar |
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1750 kW |
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Caterpillar |
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1600 kW |
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MTU |
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1000 kW |
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MTU |
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800 kW |
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Kohler |
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600 kW |
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Cummins |
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500 kW |
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Kohler |
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350 kW |
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Detroit (Enclosed) |
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300 kW |
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Olympian |
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100 kW |
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Cummins |
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50 kW |
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