Rather than publish frequent blog entries relating to the successful routine testing of our generator infrastructure, we will now only mention unexpected test results, as and when they occur. This will hopefully result in a clearer browsable blog, of pertinent information.
Today’s routine generator test passed as expected. The generator was started manually, then run off-load 10:57 – 11:18 All measured values were within their normal ranges.
Today’s routine generator test passed as expected. The generator was started manually, then run off-load 10:24 – 10:45 All measured values were within their normal ranges.
Earlier this evening we identified one of our Cisco switch stacks misbehaving causing a constant stream of stack reconverges – this constant reconverge event has been causing layer 2 network instability for traffic flowing via the stack of nine switches. We have just completed a physical inspection of all stack… Continue reading
Today’s monthly on-load generator test passed as expected. The generator was started automatically after detecting the mains isolation, then ran on-load 10:50 – 11:10 The generator detected recovery of mains and shut down automatically in the expected timeframe All measured values were within their normal ranges.
Today’s monthly on-load generator test passed as expected. The generator was started automatically after detecting the mains isolation, then ran on-load 10:18 – 10:37 The generator detected recovery of mains and shut down automatically in the expected timeframe All measured values were within their normal ranges.
After a minor change in operating procedure, we briefly neglected to post the results of our weekly generator tests. For completeness, here’s a list of the intervening tests… 28-08-2016 BOL1 10:12 – 10:38 Off load Passed BOL2 10:56 – 11:13 Off load Passed 05-07-2016 BOL1 10:24 – 10:42 On load… Continue reading