Lang 11010-24 Element Assembly 18-3/8" X 6" 3PH

SKU: 11010-24 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Element, [ 480V 3000W 3Ph ] [ 18-3/8" X 6" ]
[Terminals {Screw 10-32 }
Lang Range Top 12" X 24"
Hardware Not Included

Description

The Lang 11010-24 Element Assembly functions as a premium heating element intended for food preparation systems and kitchen equipment. The element assembly measures 18-3/8" x 6" while running on 3-phase power to distribute heat efficiently throughout its operating area. The durable element serves ovens griddles and warming stations by delivering precise temperature control needed for peak cooking outcomes. The small size helps quick installation and replacement which helps reduce kitchen downtime during busy operations. The element serves restaurants bakeries and catering operations by improving cooking speed and delivering dependable food preparation.

More Information:

Step1: Turn off main power and check all phases are de-energized using a multimeter for safety.

Step2: Remove access panel and label all three-phase wiring connections before disconnection.

Step3: Disconnect the old element assembly and remove it from the mounting bracket.

Step4: Install the new element assembly, securing it evenly and aligning all terminal points.

Step5: Reconnect wiring to correct phases, tighten all connections, reinstall panel, and test heating operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Lang 11010-24 Element Assembly?

    Inspect heating elements regularly for burn marks, scaling, or uneven heating. Keep terminals tight and free from corrosion to ensure stable electrical flow. Clean surrounding surfaces to prevent grease buildup. Verify proper connections and always disconnect power before servicing.

  • What are common issues with the Lang 11010-24 Element Assembly?

    • Burnt-out heating coils causing loss of heat.
    • Loose or corroded electrical terminals.
    • Uneven heating across element surface.
    • Phase imbalance in connection setup.
    • Cracking or warping from thermal stress.