We are a provider of turnkey load testing services designed to help customers test, commission, and maintain their critical power generation systems. ComRent removes this risk by providing real-world load situations that have a consistent, sustainable and controllable load. Our customers benefit from our breadth of product services and controlled load testing environment without putting expensive equipment at risk.
A load bank is a calibrated device which uses up the electric power from a power-generation source (it’s called “applying a load”). Applying a load tests the output capabilities of primary and backup power supplies to ensure they are capable of producing their rated output before they are put into actual use. In addition, a load bank can be incrementally controlled to test the operation of critical systems (such as data centers) under varying conditions in order to determine the system response to changes.
ComRent is a true load testing services partner through every step of planning, set-up, testing and de-mobilization; offering around the clock, 24/7, 365-day customer support. You can have confidence in our track record of more than 430,000 load tests with a 99.99% on-site performance and successful test rate.
As your total load testing services partner, we offer the following services to provide a faster, less expensive, safer and more reliable load testing conditions than using grid load:
When it comes to data center testing, load banks are the only way to test your facility at a full load. Proper load testing will run the generator engines … Continue reading “Resistive Load Bank or Reactive Load Bank: What Should I Use for Data Center Testing?”
Maintaining the performance and profit-generating capacity of your data center starts with a strong maintenance plan and trusted load bank supplier. In addition to eliminating the risk of down … Continue reading “How to Set Up a Data Center Maintenance Plan”
IEEE Standard 1547 (1547) was recently revised to update the testing standards and procedures for critical power-generation systems. The standard was originally published in 2003 as a voluntary industry … Continue reading “History of IEEE Standard 1547”
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