215-2417: 110 Volts Cartridge Heater

A Cartridge Heater is an electrical heating element that is typically cylindrical. It is designed to generate heat when an electric current passes through it. Cartridge heaters are commonly used in Generator Set applications where heating is required. They are often inserted into holes or cavities within machinery, Molds, or equipment to provide controlled heating. 110 Volt refers to the voltage rating at which the cartridge heater operates. The cartridge heater is designed to work with a voltage of 110 volts. This means that when the heater is connected to a power source with a voltage of 110 volts, it will generate heat through resistance to the flow of electric current. Attributes: • Element type: Cartridge • Power: 1x125W • Voltage: 110 Volt • Designed for 110V systems, ensuring efficient operation • Rapidly heats up due to the lower voltage • Evenly distributes heat within materials Applications: This Cartridge Heater is located in between the support plate and lock plate in the generator set engines to facilitate efficient cold weather starting by preheating the engine block and ensuring reliable operation.