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LC60 Rugged Crestchic Loadbank Controller
What load bank testing actually checks
A load bank applies a controlled, simulated load to a generator or UPS system, so the system proves itself without needing a real power outage to test it. It confirms the system starts, transfers and holds up under load the way it's meant to. Skip this step and you find out during the real thing instead of a planned test.
Load banks for data centre testing
We stock Crestchic load banks alongside our own range, for resistive load bank testing and commissioning work on generators and UPS systems. Whether it's a single test run or ongoing commissioning support across a larger rollout, talk to our team about your project and current availability.
Working alongside your installation team
We supply load bank equipment to data centres and their approved installation contractors, fitting into your project's existing team, schedule and process rather than working around it. If your commissioning plan has specific test protocols or documentation requirements, tell us upfront and we'll confirm we can meet them.
Why testing partners choose Macfarlane
77+ years in the power equipment industry, solid stock availability, and technical people who understand what a load bank test is actually checking for.
Load Bank Solutions for Data Centre Testing & Commissioning FAQ
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