Rack-mounted Air-cooled Load
Forced air-cooled load device compatible with standard 19-inch cabinets, from 2U to 6U, for power ageing verification in data centres, communication rooms and laboratories.
Overview
The rack-mounted air-cooled load is a forced air-cooled testing device compatible with standard 19-inch cabinets. It offers cabinet integration, forced-air cooling, stepless power adjustment and precise loading, and is designed for load testing and ageing verification of UPS systems, inverters, switching power supplies and small gensets in data centres, communication rooms and laboratories. Sizes range from 2U to 6U for quick deployment.
Applications
- Data centre UPS capacity and switching-time testing
- Communication room power ageing and battery discharge testing
- Laboratory factory performance testing of power supplies
Test items
- 01Data centres: UPS load capacity and switching time, CRAC cooling-efficiency verification (simulated server heat), PDU load stability
- 02Communication rooms: telecom power ageing, inverter load fluctuation, battery discharge capacity verification
- 03Laboratories: factory performance testing of power products, R&D load simulation, reliability ageing
Specifications
| Voltage range | AC115/127/200/220/230/400–480V, DC270–540V |
|---|---|
| Rated frequency | 50/60Hz / DC |
| Rated active power | 1–10kW per 4U chassis |
| Installation | 19-inch cabinet mounting, 2U–6U |
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