Welding Load Bank – LB-50-750

The Recommended Replacement for the Miller Electric 750

    Welding Load Banks

    Eagle Eye Power Solutions' LB-50-750 Welding Load Bank: front view
    Eagle Eye Power Solutions' LB-50-750 Welding Load Bank: front view
    Eagle Eye Power Solutions' LB-50-750 Welding Load Bank: front view with a close-up of the instrumentation panel

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    The Ultimate Solution for Welding Machine Testing

    The Eagle Eye Power Solutions LB-50-750 Load Bank is an advanced tool designed to deliver adjustable load for precise troubleshooting, calibration, and demonstration of welding power sources and generators. Lightweight and built for portability, it features:

    • Trusted replacement for the Miller Electric 750 load bank
    • Advanced measurement and control technology
    • Fully integrated DC load functionality
    • Clear and accurate data display
    • Durable load control systems for reliability
    • Optimized heat dissipation for efficient operation

    The LB-50-750 simplifies your testing processes before and after welder repairs, providing unparalleled performance and reliability to meet the most demanding requirements.

    Key Features

    • Caster wheels for easy maneuvering
    • Two load selection switch ranges for fine tuning loads from 25-750 Amps
    • Digital displays for AC and DC output
    • Includes 16 foot (5 meter) power cord

    Specifications

    Input Power115 VAC 50/60 Hz
    Rated Voltage50 VAC/VDC (max voltage)
    Rated Current750A at 50 VAC / 750A at 50VDC
    Load Steps @ 50 VAC/VDCLoad Steps Switch 1: 25, 50, 75, 100, 125, 150A Load Steps Switch 2: 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600A
    Load Tolerance (Each step / Overall)±5% / ±3%
    Wire ConnectionLoad bank input — terminal block Primary power input — 3-pin socket
    InsulationType F Electrical Insulation
    CoolingForced air cooling, horizontal air intake and exhausting cooling
    MobilityCaster wheels and handles on sides, Two locking wheels
    ColorPantone Cool Gray 11 C
    Dimensions19.25 x 20.625 x 11.25 in (489 x 524 x 286 mm)
    Weight175 lbs (80 kg)
    Operating EnvironmentOperating Temperature: 5 – 122 °F (-15 – 50 °C) Humidity: ≤95% RH

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    FAQs

    What are some common applications areas for this product?

    Are the LB-Series constant current load banks compatible with online applications?

    What is meant by constant current?

    What safety cutoffs do the LB-Series Constant Current load banks have?

    Is the load bank able to discharge strings in parallel?

    What are some common applications areas for this product?

    Common applications include but are not limited to:
    DC Generator Systems
    DC Battery Systems
    UPS Testing
    Rectifiers
    Power Supply
    Power Converter Units
    Standby Generators
    Diesel and Gas Turbines
    Micro-turbines
    Wind Generators
    Solar Arrays
    Electrical Distribution Systems
    Circuit Breakers
    Other Electrical and DC Power Supply Testing

    Are the LB-Series constant current load banks compatible with online applications?

    Yes, the constant current load bank could be used in an online application however we do not recommend this practice unless testing the performance of the charger / rectifier as discharging the batteries while connected to a load source leaves the batteries vulnerable for system failure.

    What is meant by constant current?

    Constant current means that the load bank will deliver a constant load set by the user from the beginning to end of a load test regardless of the drop in voltage.

    What safety cutoffs do the LB-Series Constant Current load banks have?

    The DC load bank will shut down based on user adjustable settings of time, string voltage, and capacity. It also has thermal protection shutdown.

    Is the load bank able to discharge strings in parallel?

    As long as the nominal voltage falls within the working voltage of the specific unit the load tester will be able to discharge parallel strings.

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