Define the test profile
The generator rating, voltage, frequency, duty and purpose of the test establish the starting point. Load stages and duration are agreed for the unit.
LOAD BANK TESTING
Load bank testing up to 6 MW, with a certificate documenting the generator’s electrical and mechanical condition. Discuss your test requirements with our team.
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TESTING / UNDER REAL LOAD
Load bank testing evaluates generator behaviour under an agreed load profile. It complements inspection with measured performance.
The generator rating, voltage, frequency, duty and purpose of the test establish the starting point. Load stages and duration are agreed for the unit.
The agreed test can review electrical readings and engine operating conditions under load. The team confirms the measurements and acceptance requirements.
We provide a test certificate describing the unit’s electrical and mechanical condition. Agree the report contents and any additional records before the test.
APPLICATIONS / A DEFINED PURPOSE
A useful test starts with a specific question about the generator. Share the reason for testing so the scope can address it.
Assess operation under load following completed work, with the test requirements agreed separately from the repair scope.
Discuss testing before a generator is assigned to a project, particularly when dependable power is important to the operation.
Share any symptoms that occur under load and the operating conditions. A test helps evaluate behaviour; repairs require their own diagnosis and scope.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
No. Testing measures performance; maintenance and repairs address service needs and faults. Their scopes are agreed separately.
Model, rated kVA/kW, voltage, frequency, operating duty, location and the reason for testing. Include any specific report or acceptance requirements.
It records the unit’s condition and results at the time of testing, within the agreed test scope. Continued performance also depends on operation and maintenance.
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