| Brand | Wone |
| Model NO. | 6.6KV 3000KVA High Voltage Resistive Reactive Load Bank |
| Rated voltage | 380V |
| Power | AC380V-550KVA |
| Series | LB |
Description
Triumph load can simulate the real working conditions and provides a rigorous test regime for power supplies from 1kW to 60MW. Resistive, inductive(reactive),capacitive or combined load banks can be customised for any application. They can be used for testing numerous sets in a workshop environment, or used for on-site commissioning, witness tests and proof trials.
Custom-built load banks can be supplied for most powers, voltages, frequencies and sizes.Multi-voltage load banks are also available for operation over a large voltage range. At the same time, It can operate in parallel with more than two units.
Triumph load are available in stationary type for permanent installation or portable type with fork lift pocket base, castors. Larger load banks, typically above 1200kVA, are based on an ISO container construction. Special finishes including custom paint colors and stainless steel casings can be supplied.
Feature
Power consumption components adopt special alloy resistor, high-temperature resisting, small thermal drift, safe and reliable. Running temperature is 1/3 of design temperature.
Industrial heavy duty blower, horizontal inlet, vertical exhaust, low noise.
Weather-proof structure, suitable for abominable environment.
Multiple control mode: (1)Local panel control, (2)Remote control box/cabinet(3) Intelligent control(by PC software)
Multiple protection function: overvoltage, overcurrent, overheat, low over blowing rate, blower overheat, blower phase sequence reverse protection, smoke alarm etc.
Integrated design, easy to installation
Parameter
AC6.6KV-3000KVA-RL AC380V-550KVA-RL
AC6.6KV-3000KVA-RL
AC380V-550KVA-RL
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