Danfoss MBV 5000 Test Valve | Marine & Industrial | 061B7000

Product Description: The 061B7000 MBV 5000 is a critical accessory for maintenance teams in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, allowing for the testing of pressure controls without disconnecting them from the system. In the high-stakes environment of UAE maritime engine rooms or oil and gas facilities, the ability to verify sensor accuracy safely and quickly is vital. This valve acts as an interface between the system pressure and the monitoring device. When switched to the test position, it isolates the device from the system and connects it to a test pressure port, ensuring that critical safety switches are functioning correctly without causing system downtime.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Seamless Block Integration: Designed to fit perfectly with MBC 5100 pressure switches and MBS 5100 transmitters, common in UAE maritime setups.
• Simplified Maintenance: Enables “in-situ” testing, meaning UAE technicians can calibrate sensors without removing them or shutting down the entire line.
• High Vibration Resistance: Built to the same rigorous marine standards as the MBC series, making it ideal for the high-vibration environments of Dubai shipping vessels.
• Durable Construction: Manufactured from high-quality materials to resist the saline and humid air of Middle Eastern coastal regions.
• Compact Design: Saves space in dense control panels while providing a dedicated test port for external pressure gauges.

Technical Specifications:

FAQs:

• Q: Why is the MBV 5000 061B7000 essential for UAE maritime operations?
• A: It allows for mandatory periodic testing of safety systems on ships in Dubai Maritime City without the risk of refrigerant or oil leaks during sensor removal.
• Q: Can I use this valve for pressure transmitters as well?
• A: Yes, it is designed to work with both MBC pressure switches and MBS pressure transmitters in the Danfoss block-style range.
• Q: Does it require special tools to operate in the field?
• A: No, it is designed for straightforward operation, usually requiring just a standard hex key or wrench to switch between “Operating” and “Test” modes.