A valve for controlling fluids [is proposed,] having an
actuator unit [(4)] for actuating a valve member [(3)], which has a first
piston [(9)] and a second
piston [(11)], separated from it by a hydraulic chamber [(13)], and which actuates a valve closing member [(12)] that divides a low-pressure region [(16)] at
system pressure from a high-pressure region [(17)]. For leakage compensation, a filling device [(27)] connectable to the high-pressure region [(17)] is provided with a hollow chamber [(25)], in which a
throttle body [(26)] is disposed such that a line [(33)] leading to the high-pressure region [(17)] discharges into the hollow chamber [(25)] on one end of the
throttle body [(26)], and on the other end a
system pressure line [(28)] leading to the hydraulic chamber [(13)] branches off. The
system pressure is built up by geometric definition of a
throttle bore [(27)] in the throttle body [(26)] and of the dimensions of the
piston [(9)], along which the
system pressure [(p_sys)] is reduced, as a function of a prevailing pressure in the high-pressure region. Alternatively, a second throttle body [(32)] can be provided in the hollow chamber [(25)], and this throttle body has a throttle bore [(34)] which is preceded by a leakage line [(35)] branching off from the hollow chamber [(25)], and along which throttle body the
system pressure is reduced [(FIG. 1)].