Overview
The Siemens SKP75.501E1 is an electro-hydraulic actuator designed for use with Siemens gas valves to provide safety shut-off and air-gas ratio control in industrial and commercial burner systems. This compact unit combines three functions—safety shut-off, constant pressure regulation, and air-gas ratio control—into a single device, reducing the need for additional gas train components. It is engineered for precision, maintaining a constant air-to-gas ratio across varying load conditions even when airflow is disrupted or combustion chamber back pressure fluctuates.
Features
- Combined safety shut-off and air-gas ratio control in one compact unit
- Integrated end switch for proof of closure or valve monitoring
- Extended zero-point offset adjustment range of -4.5 mbar for precise low-fire biasing
- Slow-opening and rapid fail-safe closing (less than 0.8 seconds) upon power loss
- Visual position indicator showing the entire stroke range of the valve
- Modular design allows for 360 degree rotation for flexible installation and field wiring
- Built-in power indication light for easy diagnostic monitoring
- Automatic compensation for air temperature and combustion chamber pressure fluctuations
Specifications
- Model: SKP75.501E1
- Operating Voltage: AC 110 V (50/60 Hz)
- Power Consumption: Approximately 13.5 VA
- Operation: 1-stage opening and closing
- Opening Speed: Approximately 2 mm/s
- Full Stroke Opening Time: 6 to 10 seconds (varies by valve size)
- Protection Rating: IP54 (standard) or IP65 (with appropriate kits)
- Temperature Range: -15 C to +60 C (5 F to 140 F)
- Weight: 2.3 kg (approximately 5.1 lbs)
- Approvals: CE, EAC, and RoHS (when used with series VG valves)
Applications
- Industrial and commercial burners and boilers
- Supervision of air-gas ratio in gas trains for furnaces, ovens, and dryers
- Premix burner applications requiring optimal air-fuel mixtures
- Recuperative burners and systems utilizing preheated combustion air
- Process heating systems where reliable safety shut-off and pressure regulation are critical


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