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A Resistive Load Bank is an electrical device used to simulate electrical loads by converting electrical energy into heat through resistive elements. It is primarily used for testing, commissioning, and maintaining power sources such as generators, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and transformers. By applying a controlled resistive load, it helps verify the performance, stability, and capacity of power equipment under real operating conditions. Resistive load banks operate at unity power factor (1.0), making them ideal for testing and troubleshooting electrical systems without the need for actual operational loads.