Rack Mounted Load Banks Rata Load Bank Manufacturer

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**Product Overview**

Product Value

The Rack Mounted Load Bank by Rata is a high-quality, precisely engineered load testing device designed primarily for data centers. It simulates the electrical and cooling load of rack-mounted servers to test UPS systems, diesel generators, and air conditioning units by replicating real-world operational conditions within rack cabinets.

Product Advantages

**Product Features**

Application Scenarios

- Adjustable fan speed with air volume display

- High temperature and low air volume alarms

- Local and remote operation capability

- MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker) control and master power switch

- Horizontal air discharge for effective cooling

- Multiple customizable options including design, colors, functions, and trademarks

**Product Value**

By accurately simulating server electrical and cooling loads, the Rata rack mounted load bank enables reliable commissioning and performance testing of critical infrastructure. This helps data centers reduce downtime, optimize equipment performance, and ensure system stability and safety under real operational stresses.

**Product Advantages**

- Over 11 years of development and continuous upgrades driven by customer feedback and market demand

- Superior craftsmanship and quality raw materials ensure durability and reliability

- Advanced production technology and rigorous quality testing meet high industry standards

- Customized solutions tailored to diverse customer needs

- Environmentally responsible manufacturing practices

**Application Scenarios**

Primarily used in data centers and data rooms for IST (Installation, Startup, and Testing) commissioning. It supports testing of electrical systems such as UPS and generators, as well as cooling systems like free cooling air conditioners, by simulating typical server rack loads and their impact on both power and HVAC equipment.

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