Eagle Eye Power Solutions Launches TALON™ AC Load Bank Series
Eagle Eye Power Solutions (EEPS), based in Mequon, Wisconsin, has launched its TALON™ Series of AC Load Banks, designed to facilitate the testing, commissioning, validation, and maintenance of critical power systems across various sectors, including data centers, utilities, telecommunications, and industrial applications. This new product line aims to meet the growing demand for reliable backup power solutions.
Although the TALON name is recent, EEPS has a long history of providing AC load banks for critical-power applications. The new series builds on the company's expertise in load bank technology, which has supported battery testing and commissioning across multiple markets for years.
The TALON Series consolidates EEPS's expertise into one scalable platform, featuring a range of load banks categorized into three models: Nest, Edge, and Apex. Nest offers compact 4–20kW rack-mounted load banks, Edge provides portable 100–600kW resistive load banks, and Apex delivers high-capacity systems capable of up to 5MW for large-scale applications.
Brian Jurkiewicz, President of Eagle Eye Power Solutions, emphasized the importance of reliability and ease of operation in today’s critical-power environments. The TALON Series aims to provide customers with dependable solutions, backed by significant application knowledge, engineering support, and field experience.
Designed for versatility and high performance, the TALON load banks are equipped with advanced features, including nickel-chromium resistive elements and intuitive controls. They are suitable for a variety of testing scenarios and are supported by responsive technical assistance, enabling timely deployment of the right load-testing solutions as required.
Eagle Eye Power Solutions continues to support utility, telecommunications, data center, industrial, commercial, and critical infrastructure sectors, both domestically and internationally, aiming to enhance the reliability and performance of mission-critical power systems.