diameter of heat element ? how many watts ?
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It's an opaque top and since it's induction it never glows, of course, so I don't know how big the element actually is. The whole unit is only 11" wide, so it's less than that. It's rated at 1500W, but it seems to draw closer to 1250W at full power.
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There is no set wattage for size of enclosure because of variances in ambient temperatures, heat retention of materials, etc. This may actually over hear that space depending. I usually get one that i know to be stronger than I need and then put it on a rheostat.
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Matthew P. below answers the questions. I'll add that the coil sits up about an inch higher than the 2.75". Yes, the diameter of the coil is about 6". It's not good at all for cooking anything on low heat. It goes high and then cycles on & off even when I adjust the dial to the lowest setting. I find that weird.
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I used a heat gun on low setting of 750watt, worked just fine, just be careful not to get too close, it can melt it.
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The sensor thermal bulb is approximately 1.4" long and 3/8" in diameter, with a 72" capillary tube connecting it to the gauge. The sensor retaining nut is free-floating and has a 5/8"-18 external thread.
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I returned the unit! The diameter was only 2 1/2 in. if memory serves me right.
1500335
I have not actually measured the burners but if I had to guess I would say three inches in diameter
1193930
Yes..the inside diameter is 12 inches. I would strongly advise against buying this. The first one didn't work out of the box. It was replaced..which was nice.....but what wasn't nice...the heating element burned out in a year. The cooking times are also not true..in some cases...stove top cooking was quicker!
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We sold our 2 burner to a neighbor when we upgraded to the new 3 burner... so I don't have the exact size.. sorry. Hopefully you can find the specs on the Amazon page or perhaps on a Coleman page. It's available also in stores if you need to see it.
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The seller's website states that this heat tape generates 20 watts of heat per foot. The 11x12 piece is the equivalent of a one foot piece of heat tape, generating 20 watts of heat.
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Sorry. I do not have this unit anymore. Top element burned out after two years.
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You need double watts than your cooker consume. So no, you need a bigger one
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Dear Chuck,I may presume that you already have some tips and want to know if you need to purchase more. The diameter of the tips that are inserted into the heating element is 0.190". The length 1.700". If you are going to do a lot of soldering, like every day for years, I suggest that you buy a set and save the shipping charges later of the ones you may have don't fit. The extra tips are not alike but for different soldering purposes. Bob
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Sorry, but the Camco water heater element has a 1" NPT tapered thread. The outside diameter of the threads are 1.315 inches. According to Camco "EXCEPTION: For a period of time, State Industries manufactured a Duron brand heater that used a 1-3/8" thread. These elements are not interchangeable with the standard 1" threaded element.
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Fuse does not have size, it is a glass fuse and the amperage should be approximately 1 amp. You can get a spare by taking to an auto supply store to get correct size, I am an electrical engineer, so the power calculation indicates a 1 amp fuse. Do not use this device on any heat loads.
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Item# RH-2 Mini Size (5 watts) Item# RH-1 Standard Size (10 watts) Item# RH-3 Giant Size (15 watts)
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Its a quarts element with an IR filtered glass housing. So the unit itself doesn't generate a lot of heat, it heats up objects close to it via the IR.