Murrelektronik Solenoid Connector - 7000-18001-6160500
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This Murrelektronik 7000-18001-6160500 solenoid connector is designed for automation professionals seeking a robust and reliable connection for machinery and industrial applications. Its key benefit lies in its durable construction and ease of installation, ensuring dependable operation in demanding environments. A potential consideration is that resistance to specific aggressive media should be individually tested for your application.
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| Model Part Number | 7000-18001-6160500 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Murrelektronik |
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FAQs
What voltage does this solenoid connector support?
The Murrelektronik 7000-18001-6160500 supports 24 V AC/DC power supplies.
What is the interface type of this connector?
This connector features a Form A (18 mm) interface, commonly used for solenoid valves and actuators.
Is the cable length customizable for this model?
This specific variant has a moulded lead with a set cable length. Further cable lengths may be available upon request for different part numbers.
How resistant is the housing to industrial chemicals?
The plastic housings offer good resistance to chemicals and oils. However, for aggressive media, it's advisable to conduct specific application tests.
What does the LED indicator signify?
The integrated LED typically indicates the power status or actuation of the connected device, providing a quick visual confirmation.
Can I replace the cable if it gets damaged?
No, this connector features a moulded lead, meaning the cable is permanently attached and cannot be easily replaced. If the cable is damaged, the entire connector unit may need replacement.
What applications is this connector typically used for?
It is commonly used in industrial automation and machinery applications, such as connecting to solenoid valves for control systems, robotics, and automated equipment.
Troubleshooting
Connector not powering the solenoid
Verify the 24 V AC/DC supply is correctly connected and within tolerance. Check the LED indicator; if it's off, inspect the cable connections and the mating connector for damage or misalignment.
Intermittent connection or signal loss
Ensure the connector is fully seated and latched. Inspect the cable for any kinks or damage. Clean the contact surfaces of both the connector and the mating port.
LED indicator not illuminating
Confirm that the power supply is active and correctly applied to the connector's terminals. The LED might be damaged, or the solenoid itself may have an internal fault.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reliable and secure connection due to moulded lead.
- Durable construction suitable for industrial environments.
- Easy to install, saving time during setup.
- Visual feedback via LED indicator for operational status.
- Good resistance to common chemicals and oils.
Cons
- Specific chemical resistance needs individual testing.
- Sold as a single piece, may require multiple purchases for complex systems.
- Cable length may be fixed for this specific variant (further lengths on request).
- Not categorized, requires user to confirm application suitability.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: To set up the 7000-18001-6160500, connect the Form A (18 mm) receptacle to the corresponding solenoid valve or actuator. Ensure a firm and secure click when mating the connector halves. The integrated moulded lead simplifies wiring by providing a pre-terminated cable. Connect the other end of the cable to your control system, observing correct polarity for the 24 V AC/DC supply.
Compatibility: This connector is designed for systems operating at 24 V AC/DC. It features a standard Form A (18 mm) interface, which is compatible with a wide range of solenoid valves and actuators that utilize this standard. Always verify that the mating components adhere to the same standard.
Care: The plastic housings offer good resistance to chemicals and oils. However, for applications involving aggressive media, it is recommended to perform individual resistance tests. Clean the connector with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using harsh solvents or abrasive materials, which could damage the housing or internal components. Ensure connections are always clean and dry before mating.