Power Generation Services

Resistive Load Bank Testing

Load test generator for 2 hours minimum with at least 30% of rated-nameplate capacity. It is recommended that load banks be performed annually. Load bank testing allows a generator set to be tested and the engine exercised under full load to verify its ability to perform in an emergency power situation, reduces risk of total loss of power at your facility, and prolongs the life of your power equipment. The test may also show problems that might not be readily apparent in a visual inspection. Load bank testing is even more important for diesel engines, as it cleans the carbon out of the injectors, the cylinders, the exhaust system, and prevents moisture build-up of internal parts. Additionally, load bank testing satisfies the requirements of NFPA 110, NFPA 99, NFPA 70, and JCAHO for load testing of stand-by Emergency Power systems.

Building Load Test

Transfers building load onto the generator to verify ATS switches from normal power to generator power as intended. Check system operation under building load to verify proper voltage, frequency, and generator operation. Inspect and test transfer switch and/or paralleling gear to determine automatic start and transfer of load. Check and verify proper operation of all time delays and transfers.

Coolant System Change

Drain and change coolant. The cost of the cooling system change also includes E.P.A. approved disposal of the waste material. It is recommended that the coolant is changed once every two years.

Replace Hoses & Belts

It is recommended that hoses and belts are replaced every four years.