Overview

The Siemens A5E00185061 is a high-precision solenoid valve engineered for fluid control applications in industrial automation. As part of the Sitrans CV and MicroSAM CV product family, this valve plays a critical role in managing gas and liquid flow within compact analytical systems. Its normally closed (NC) configuration ensures that the valve remains shut until energized, providing safe and controlled operation.

Moreover, the valve’s MicroSAM design offers a compact footprint, making it ideal for installations with limited space. It is built to operate reliably in harsh environments, with robust materials and CE/RoHS certifications ensuring long-term durability. Therefore, it is commonly used in chemical processing, environmental monitoring, and energy infrastructure where precision and reliability are essential.

Technical Specifications

Typical Applications / System Integration

The Siemens A5E00185061 solenoid valve is widely used in compact control systems that require precise and reliable fluid regulation:

• Gas and Liquid Analysis: Integrated into Sitrans CV and MicroSAM CV analyzers for sample flow control.

• Chemical Processing: Manages dosing and sampling in compact chemical monitoring systems.

• Environmental Monitoring: Supports air and water quality analysis in mobile and fixed installations.

• Energy Infrastructure: Used in gas turbine and boiler control systems for fuel and exhaust sampling.

• Laboratory Automation: Enables precise fluid handling in analytical instrumentation.

In addition, its compact design and normally closed operation make it ideal for safety-critical applications where fail-safe behavior is required.

FAQ

Q: What type of valve is the A5E00185061?
A: It is a normally closed solenoid valve used for fluid control.

Q: What systems is it compatible with?
A: It integrates with Siemens Sitrans CV and MicroSAM CV analyzers.

Q: What certifications does it carry?
A: CE and RoHS certifications for industrial compliance.

Q: What industries commonly use this valve?
A: Chemical, energy, environmental monitoring, and laboratory automation.