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Weldless Stainless Steel Heating Element

Weldless Stainless Steel Heating Element

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Description

A powerful, 304 stainless steel heating element well suited for most kettles. With its weldless design and a diameter of 1.25", it's easy to install. Simply drill a 1.25" hole in your kettle and tightening the nut from the outside. The heating element requires a power cord which can be purchased separately (Electrical connection requires a computer power connection IEC320 C13 to your 110 or 220 v plug).

Available in either 1600 watt 110 volt or 2200 watt 220 volt.

Features:

  • Food grade, high temperature silicone seal
  • The element itself is 11.5" long, 0.75" diameter
  • Designed for use with 5 gallon batches


Please Note - Having electrical devices around liquid can be hazardous, and should not be left unattended. Please use caution while using this device, and read the instruction manual prior to use.

Use the 1.25" Hole Saw to drill a hole for this product.

 

Kegland Part number: KL03513

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Hopefully easier than the heater wrap
Charlie on Dec 23, 2022
PRICE - CONVENIENCE + I'M CONVERTING TWO KETTLES TO ELECTRIC HEAT
DEAN D on Jan 27, 2022
Hopefully easier than the heater wrap
Charlie on Dec 23, 2022
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Steve H on Apr 15, 2022
PRICE - CONVENIENCE + I'M CONVERTING TWO KETTLES TO ELECTRIC HEAT
DEAN D on Jan 27, 2022
Ultimate control of HLT water temp.
CJ on Dec 15, 2021
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Steve H on Apr 15, 2022
Ultimate control of HLT water temp.
CJ on Dec 15, 2021
Can this be screwed into a 1 1/2 inch tri-clamp adapter?
Steven J on Oct 16, 2022
Can this be used in the mash tun? Under the false bottom to heat up the mash?
William George on Apr 11, 2023
BEST ANSWER: Yes, but depending on the volume and/or gravity, the element may scorch the wort because it is a high powered element. I use mine to heat the hot liquor for sparging.
Is there an indicator somewhere on the element to determine whether it's the 1600 or the 2200?
Nicholas Giorno on Mar 2, 2022
BEST ANSWER: I think if it's 1600 watt it will the the common house hold plug. 2200 watt is what is on most clothing driers.
Would this work with a tri clamp fitting or a specific kettle with out cutting a hole in it?
Mark Fernandez on Apr 30, 2022
BEST ANSWER: norcaling brewing solutions makes a 2" triclamp adapter for it.
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Good but not for my setup
The heating element works to good for my 7 gallon conical fermenter. My conical has a temperature probe insert that puts the PENN temperature control probe at the top of the heating element inside the conical so temperature variation created by the heating element is detected by the Penn temperature probe quickly. I set the thermostat to turn on and then to turn off at one degree separation to limit the time the heating element is on. The result is the residual heat from the heating element after it is turned off raises the temperature of the liquid 6 degrees so there is a large temperature swing at every cycle. Possible solutions would be 800 watts and an inch shorter because when installed the heating element is 1/16" from the opposite side.
Almost to much
Almost to much
November 7, 2023
Purchased
1 year ago