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.
188275
There are two circles on top of the unit. The larger circle is 8.75" in diameter, the smaller circle is 5.33" in diameter. Most of the heat is generated around the perimeter of the smaller circle. For best results, use a pan with a bottom diameter between 5.33" and 8.75". A smaller pan won't heat up as well. A larger pan won't heat up evenly, particularly if you use cast iron or straight stainless steel with no aluminum or copper to conduct the heat.
188276
It's 8 inches. The magnets heat the entire heating element evenly, so all 8 inches are heated at once.
718597
See this link: Broan Model 157 Low-Profile Solid Wire Element Ceiling Heater But the answer is 11 inches round.
386483
You need double watts than your cooker consume. So no, you need a bigger one
638720
I do not recall the wattage. I do know that it did not heat up. I sent it back.
955562
again as others i dont know. i do know that i did replace the 300 watt element in my fridge and it works as good as alwaysi do believe all elements are similar caution on length and diameter sorry i am not the cross ref guru
982996
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.
30711
I dont have the box anymore, but I think it is 500W. To be honest I am not happy with this product. It is very flimsy and very very slow to heat up. Takes a very long time to even boil a liter of water!!
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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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I wish I could be more precise; but I am electrically challenged. I ordered the fixture that was recommended along with heat lamp purchase to be on safe side. I am presuming that the fixtures shown below this will also be okay for heat lamp, just read the specifications for wattage. Wish I could be more help.
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Warrior lads, if you go to this link, you can check their melter products: http://leeprecision.com/bullet-casting/electric-melters-or-furnaces/ , not sure which one you want but the data is all there by clicking on any melter. I have the Precision melter, SKU 90021 and it uses 500 watts. Plenty to melt lead and tin. Only takes about 8 minutes to melt a pot.
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The inner pot is removeable for cleaning, but sorry, I dont know how many watts.
512422
I owned 2 of these units . . . they both failed, one nearly started a fire. A two element water heater is very efficient anyway, I don't know if you'll realise any big savings. The first larger element (that draws much more power) kicks in to bring water temp up to desired setting. The second, much smaller keeps the temp constant. Based on the basic conversion table, 7200 watts would be the max . . .
932729
It's a 1000W appliance w/ a continuous adjustment dial, but I cook mostly at less than halfway to maximum. You should size your breaker or inverter to the maximum wattage.
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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 am copying the specification from the instructions that came with it : Voltage 120V ~/60Hz (it does not say the Amps but probably 15?) , power consumption 1300W (max) , dimension 11.625 L x 15 W x 2.25H in., power range 100~1300 W, temperature range 100 F ~ 390 F, cord length 4ft. Cut out is 10-14/16 wide x 14-4/16 long (the cut out is just half inch smaller all around the cooktop). I have had for a few months now and loving it! Looks great, functions great, good price too. Definitely recommended!
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According to the web site www.vapamore.com it has a 1000 watt heating element.