Damcos VPI-V 160G0586 With VPI-E 160G1280 Gear ratio 1:0040 With VPI-TC 160G0512

Gani Marine is a leading worldwide supplier of original DAMCOS / EMERSON valve position indicators. Our VPI range is trusted for high-accuracy monitoring in marine hydraulics, ballast automation, VRCS systems, and offshore platforms.

With ready stock of mechanical (VPI-V), electromechanical (VPI-E), and terminal connection (VPI-TC) models, we supply directly to shipyards, marine contractors, EPCs, and automation integrators worldwide.

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 Available Valve Indicator Models

VPI-V – Type: 160G0586

Mechanical valve indicator for direct visual feedback.

Used in ship engines, ballast systems, and offshore piping.

VPI-E – Type: 160G1280 (Gear Ratio: 1:0040)

Electromechanical unit providing electrical feedback to PLCs and alarm systems.

Supports remote monitoring via bridge or control room systems.

VPI-TC Block – Type: 160G0512

Terminal block for integrating signal cables from indicators to control panels.

Marine-certified and corrosion-resistant.

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? Technical Details

VPI-V – 160G0586

Mechanical position feedback

Mounts directly on actuator

Marine-grade IP66/IP67

Maintenance-free

VPI-E – 160G1280

Gear Ratio: 1:0040

Electrical signal output for remote reading

Works with VRCS, PLC, alarms

Used in automation of hydraulic valves

VPI-TC – 160G0512

Marine terminal block

Supports multiple cable entries

Used for interfacing sensor and control systems

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 Applications

Hydraulic valve monitoring onboard ships

VRCS & PLC valve control

Ballast water management automation

Offshore rig valve automation

Ship engine room monitoring

Shipbuilding and retrofit projects 

Global Export Coverage

Asia:

India, Singapore, China, Japan, Vietnam, South Korea, Indonesia

Middle East:

UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait

Europe:

Germany, France, Netherlands, UK, Italy, Greece

Americas:

USA, Brazil, Panama, Mexico

Africa:

South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria

Oceania:

Australia, New Zealand

Gani Marine supplies shipyards, marine automation firms, hydraulic integrators, and offshore EPCs across all major maritime regions.