- 1Resistor bank
- 2Horizontal air outlet
- 3Control panel
- 4Tongue & jack
Trailer-Mounted Load Bank
Megawatt-class testing on a road-legal trailer. Horizontal discharge keeps it low enough for parking garages; cam-lock and bus connections speed up hookup. 500 – 2,000 kW.
A Megawatt That Tows Behind a Truck
Service fleets need big load banks that go where the generators are. Our trailer units mount the resistive bank, fans and controls on a welded steel trailer with highway-rated axles and lights. The hot air leaves horizontally out the back, keeping the overall height low for underground parking and covered docks.
- Welded steel, highway-rated trailer
- Horizontal hot-air discharge
- Cam-lock and bus-bar connection panel
- Remote control at a safe distance
- Cable storage on board
- Weatherproof for outdoor tests
Trailer-Mounted Load Bank in plain words
What it does
A large load bank on a road-legal trailer with a low, horizontal exhaust, so service crews can tow megawatt-class testing to any site — even into a parking garage.
Pick it when
- You service generators across a region
- Tests are hundreds of kilowatts or more
- Height matters — garages, loading docks
Better choice if…
The test is small enough for a wheeled cabinet
See the Portable Resistive →What's Included
- Resistive elements and cooling fans
- Main breaker
- Over-temperature, loss-of-airflow, fan-motor overload and control-power-loss protection; element fusing
- Trailer lights, brakes and jack
- +Trailer-ready (skid only) option
- +Reactive section
- +Data logging and test reports
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Rating | 500 – 2,000 kW |
| Voltage | 480 – 600 V AC |
| Discharge | Horizontal |
| Mounting | Highway-rated trailer |
| Control | Local panel with kW, V, A, Hz readout; optional remote controller and PC software with data logging |
Built to Standard
Where It's Used
- Generator service companies
- Rental fleets
- Multi-site facility owners
- Mining and remote sites
From design and specification through factory testing, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance — CANDRON delivers at every phase.
- Engineering drawings and coordination studies
- Factory acceptance testing (FAT) with full reports
- Site commissioning and protection settings
- Spare parts, training, and maintenance support
Common Questions
Vertical discharge needs clearance above the unit. Blowing the heat out horizontally keeps the trailer low enough for parking garages and covered areas, as long as the exhaust path is clear.
Ready to Spec
Your Project?
Our engineering team responds with specs, lead times, and pricing the same day. Tell us what you need:
- kW rating
- Voltage
- Towing vehicle and province of registration
- Where it will be used
Send us your project details and we'll respond with a price, lead time, and any clarifying questions — typically within a few hours.
Request a Quote →Or call +1 (647) 616-2595