Heating Elements

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• SDeurope

  18 September 2019 04:18PM edited September 2019

  We have prepared a text block for exactly that kind of inquiry ;)

  With our Element Guard Kit you can use any heating element with a 1" male pipe thread connector. The most popular option is the one from Camco with the ultra low watt density ripple type that can be found on Amazon.com (they ship to Europe and it's suitable for European power supply).

  I would recommend using the maximum wattage that your electrical circuitry supports, which would be 5500W each for the Camco ones. The element should be used with a controller like our DIY Controller Kit.

  See here for an instructional video on how to assemble the Element Guard Kit.

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• Smaug

  18 September 2019 04:40PM

  @SDeurope said: We have prepared a text block for exactly that kind of inquiry ;)

  See here for an instructional video on how to assemble the Element Guard Kit.

  What is a text block?

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• Homebrew

  18 September 2019 06:13PM edited September 2019

  @MikeWilde

  I could not find a UK based supplier. I imported Camco elements (5500w) from the US. Also bought a couple of Dernord elements (6500w) direct from the factory in China:

  • Camco 02965 stainless steel heating element, 5500W, ripple ULWD @ The Electric Brewery
  • Immersion Ripple heater | Foldback Brewing Water Tubular Heater Element | with 1 Inch NPSM Thread @ Dernord
• MikeWilde

  19 September 2019 08:25AM

  That's a great help, thanks guys.
• SDeurope

  20 September 2019 08:56AM edited September 2019

  @Smaug said: What is a text block?

  Wrong expression? :-B

  Textblock (German) = text block (English) >> Leo says it's OK

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