5 Valve Manifolds

Introduction

A 5 Valve Manifolds is an advanced type of manifold used in industrial instrumentation systems, particularly for differential pressure measurement and other critical applications where precise control and monitoring of pressure are required. This manifold design is equipped with five valves, providing more flexibility and functionality than simpler manifolds, allowing for isolation, venting, equalizing, draining, and pressure differential monitoring—all within a single compact unit.

The 5 Valve Manifolds is most commonly used in applications where accurate measurement and calibration of differential pressure instruments, such as differential pressure transmitters, are needed. The additional valves in a 5-valve manifold provide more control and enhance safety by offering complete isolation and venting capabilities for both sides of the measurement device.

This manifold configuration is typically used in high-pressure, high-flow applications, where accurate readings and the ability to safely isolate and maintain instruments without interrupting the process are essential. Common industries that use 5-valve manifolds include oil and gas, chemical processing, power generation, and water treatment.