Heating element LF L7105407

A heating element converts electrical energy into heat, providing the controlled, steady warmth essential for professional cooking and holding equipment. When current passes through the resistive wire inside the element, the wire glows and radiates heat outward, warming the surrounding air, oil or water.

To install, the element is inserted into the appliance's heating chamber or tank and secured in place. Electrical connections are made to the terminals, ensuring the correct voltage supply. Once powered, the element begins heating immediately, with the appliance's thermostat regulating the output to maintain the set temperature. The element remains in continuous use while the appliance is operational, providing consistent heat for cooking, frying, boiling or holding food.

Constructed as a single, straight rod, this element measures 650 mm in length. It is designed to fit appliances that require a 220 V electrical supply and a 660 W power rating. The length and power output determine the heat distribution pattern, ensuring even coverage across the appliance's heating surface.

The 220 V voltage requirement means the element is compatible with standard UK commercial electrical circuits, typically found in professional kitchens. The 660 W power rating indicates the load it places on the circuit, which must be considered when connecting multiple appliances to the same supply.

Cleaning is limited to external inspection and wiping down the element's exterior once it has cooled and been disconnected from the power source. No internal maintenance is required, as the element is a sealed unit.

This heating element is a direct replacement part for commercial catering equipment that uses a 660 W, 220 V heating element of matching length.