Safety

IW4/IW7 WB/WBV

2.9Safety Features

The safety features are to be inspected regularly by an authorized service technician. (recommended interval: 12 months). Official guidelines should be followed at all times.

The test stand may not be operated when the safety features are defective.

2.9.1Lockable Main Switch

Serves as normal On and Off switch for the test stand as well as an EMER OFF switch.

The switch can be secured against unauthorized switch on by using a padlock.

2.9.2Sensor Rollers (Brake Tester)

Both sensor rollers must be pressed to start the roller brake tester.

The RPM difference between sensor rollers and test stand roller determines the slip. If the preset slip is reached the roller drive switches off.

2.9.3Pit Safety (Option)

Light barrier or infrared movement sensor. Prevents the test stand from starting up when persons are in the pit.

2.9.4Warning and Information Labels

Warning and information labels are attached to the MAHA test stand. The labels may not be changed or removed. Unreadable labels must be replaced.

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Maha Energy IW7 WB / WBV manual Safety Features, Lockable Main Switch, Sensor Rollers Brake Tester, Pit Safety Option

IW4 WB / WBV, IW7 WB / WBV specifications

Maha Energy has been at the forefront of innovative technologies in the oil and gas sector, particularly with the introduction of its IW7 WB / WBV and IW4 WB / WBV systems. These advanced technologies are designed to optimize production, increase efficiency, and enhance overall resource management in hydrocarbon extraction.

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