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Heating element for Kawai electric boiler 2.0" 220 V 12 kW
The heating element for the Kawai electric boiler is a reliable and highly efficient heating component designed for use in heating systems. With a voltage of 220 V and a power of 12 kW, this heating element will provide quick and effective water heating in your electric boiler. It features 6 threaded contacts M4, ensuring a secure connection and stable operation. This heating element is compatible with various models of Kawai electric boilers, providing durability and efficiency.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 220 V |
| Power | 12 kW |
| Connection | 6 contacts with M4 thread |
| Flange thread | 2.0" |
| Flange thread height | 18 mm |
| Total length of the heating element | 565 mm (±5 mm) |
| Length of the heating element along the tubes | 445 mm (±5 mm) |
| Depth of the sleeve for the temperature sensor | 240 mm (±5 mm) |
| Hex size of the heating element flange | for 67 mm wrench |
| Number of heating elements in the block | 3 |
How to choose the right product
When selecting a heating element for your electric boiler, pay attention to the following parameters:
- Voltage: Ensure that the heating element matches the voltage of your electric boiler (in this case, 220 V).
- Power: Check that the power of the heating element meets the requirements of your heating system (12 kW).
- Dimensions: Compare the dimensions of the heating element with the installed component, especially the length and flange thread.
- Number of elements: Note the number of heating elements, as this affects overall performance.
Possible causes of failure and prevention methods
The main causes of heating element failure may include:
- Overheating: Frequent operation at maximum power can lead to overheating. Regularly check thermostats and avoid setting the temperature too high.
- Corrosion: Water with high mineral content can cause corrosion. Use filters to purify water and prevent scale buildup.
- Electronic malfunctions: Incorrect connections can lead to short circuits. Ensure the connections are correct.
Difficulty of part replacement
Replacing the heating element in an electric boiler is a task of moderate difficulty. Before starting work, ensure that the power supply is turned off. Recommended steps:
- Turn off the power supply and allow the boiler to cool down.
- Drain the water from the boiler.
- Disconnect the old heating element by loosening the nuts and contacts.
- Install the new heating element following the installation instructions.
- Reconnect all contacts and ensure their reliability.
- Fill the boiler with water and turn on the power supply to check the operation of the new heating element.
If necessary, consult a specialist for the replacement if you lack experience with electrical work.
