Duke 2404-2 Dome Warmer Element W/ Female Terminals, 8-1/2" x 16-1/2"
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Dome Element, [ 208V 750W 1Ph ] [ 8-1/2" X 16-1/2" ] | |
| Wire Leads W/Terminals Female | |
| Duke Steamtable |
Description
Duke 2404-2 Dome Warmer Element is a heating element that operates on 208V/1-ph/750W and is used on steam tables. This element has wire leads with female terminals for easy installation and it measures 8-1/2” x 16-1/2”. In the process, it is useful when reheating food in steam tables to maintain equal level of heat in the process of serving the food. Some of the advantages of this product include; ease of installation, high performance and durability. Perfect for food service applications since it retains the appropriate temperature of cooked foods hence prolonging the manufacturer’s safe distinctiveness and food quality.
More Information:
- DUKE:212944 ,2404 ,2404-2 ,2944 ,2944-2 ,DUK2404 ,DUK2404-2
Step1: Disconnect power supply and allow unit to cool completely before servicing, and verify breaker is off requirements.
Step2: Remove existing dome warmer element and note wiring positions for reference, label wires if needed.
Step3: Connect new element terminals securely, matching original wiring configuration and ensure tight fit.
Step4: Secure mounting hardware, restore power, and test operation for proper heating and safe operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Duke 2404-2 Element?
Regularly inspect the dome warmer element for signs of wear, corrosion, or loose connections. Clean accumulated grease and debris to ensure proper heat transfer. Check terminal connections for secure fit and electrical integrity. Disconnect power before servicing to prevent electrical hazards.
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What are common issues with the Duke 2404-2 Element?
- Element not heating evenly or failing to heat.
- Burnt-out internal wiring or open circuit.
- Loose or damaged female terminals.
- Intermittent heating due to poor electrical connection.
- Overheating caused by voltage irregularities.