Oven heater for roaster 3000w oven heater 3000w oven heater

Oven heater for roaster 3000w oven heater 3000w oven heater System 1

Oven heater for roaster 3000w oven heater 3000w oven heater

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Specifications

- AC110V-240V, 500W-10000W
- High quality Low cost
- CE,CCC,ISO9000 certificated
- Hot seller model yearly

Item No.: KS028

Specification:

1. Voltage range: AC110V-240V

2. Power range: 500W-10000W

3. Length: according to client's request

4. Tube Diameter: Ø 6.5 mm, Ø 7.5 mm Ø 8.5 mm,Ø 14 mm,Ø 16 mm,Ø 18 mm,Ø 21 mm
3. Material: Copper,Stainless steel SS304,SS310,SS316,SS321,Inconel & Incolloy sheath

4. Sealing: Epoxy PTV

5. Surface:Polishing,Nickel--Plating

Our preponderance:

We have strong engineer team, can supply enough technology support.

And our best moulding ability let us can produce all special heaters OEM for you.

If you have special shape and specification,we can open new mould for you

based on your appointed drawing.

Pls show us following important points when enquire price and sample:

1) Used voltage(V), and frequency(Hz)

2) Demand request power(Watt)

3) Heating tube material( Copper, or Stainless steel,or Iron?)

4) If you have Size drawing or product picture,or sample in hands,will be much better
and helpful for exact price calculation.

Q: and how does its work?: It will basically provide safety protection from electrical shock. Occassional large electrical equipment may become temporarily energized --- maybe a down power line, or by accident. By grounding the equipment, the earth that you are standing on, and the equipment will always be at the same voltage. Therefore, even if the equipment becomes energized at 25000 Volts, the ground you are standing on will be at 25000 volts as well. So there is no potential difference and therefore, no electrical shock. Without the earth connection --- there would be a 25000 Volt potential difference, and you would suffer severe electrical shock, or even death. Excerpt from Wikipedia: Ground or earth in a mains (AC power) electrical wiring system is a conductor that provides a low impedance path to the earth to prevent hazardous voltages from appearing on equipment (the terms ground (North American practice) and earth (most other English-speaking countries) are used synonymously here). Normally a grounding conductor does not carry current. Neutral is a circuit conductor (that carries current in normal operation), which is connected to earth (or ground) generally at the service panel with the main disconnecting switch or breaker.

Q: I'm 14 and I go to a technical highschool, I'm in hvac because I missed electrical by 1 person, if I get the chance should I switch to electrical? I already have my tools and uniform.: What interests you the most? There is employment in both fields, and both pay good. You'll have to be a journeyman, no matter what before you get a master's license. I would frankly stick with HVAC because you will learn electrical stuff as you go along. I worked as a technician on food service equipment and vending machines for 20 years. There are a LOT of HVAC technicians and refrigeration technicians who also hold electrical licenses, but very few electricians who have licenses in any other area than electrical.

Q: I saw something about people who have problems with electrical equipment. Also lights flicker or go on and off or dim. The devices either will not work or act strangely for no apparent reason. There is nothing wrong with the equipment because it will work fine for any other person. There is a metaphysical term for people like this. They also tend ot hear static or voices when tv/radio or computers or off. It has to do with some kind of extra sensory. I am not completely sure though. Does anyone know anything about this? What does it mean?: Hi Ditto. There is a school of thought that believes all living and non living things have their own electrical properties or spheres. Each individual is classified as living thing hence has his/her own electrical property. Sometimes his/her electrical property vibrate on the same frequency with other electricalelectronic devices in his/her vicinity depending on that person state of living. It's usually a temporary state of an affair which will pass eventually.

Q: I think that I might have opened a portal into another world. Yesterday I heard a recording off of the internet that didn't exist! Weird. Also, I have been hearing voices and sounds coming from the room where I think that the portal was opened. I am so freaked out. I have a lot of excess electrical equipment in this room and I feel a little bit uncomfortable with that. I'm wondering if the equipment is making me feel weird too. Does anyone have a similar experience? What should I do? I don't want to hang out with spirits!: You need to get a psychic or medium to preform a exorcist also you should get a priest to bless your house for you

Q: 1. Why is it important to keep this equipment free from excess oils and product build up? Many thanks :): I can't find out if you don't say what equipment it is.

Q: After being around him I noticed and so did he that lights turn off as he passes them, and every time he would come in my bedroom my light bulbs would blow out. Sometimes when we kiss he shocks my lips a little and doesn't notice it.Okay don't think I'm weird but I was researching such unusual phenomena and I noticed people mentioning alien abductions and that people who were abducted and DON'T remember it (because nobody does) will have a weird relationship with electrical devices, including disrupting the connection by being around them.Anyone want to talk about such things? Interesting.: Some how for God knows only the reason I moved into a house in Concord Ohio with a Witch Family. In the dead of day the old lady came walking up to me wearing sun glasses and had a presence I'll never forget. So, go tell the government that! Had to get away. Gee, girls are cute?

Q: hey yahoos , i just graduated this december on the 22nd with a degree in Electrical and Computer engineering . Apart from the fact that i graduated with a decent gpa ( not that great ) i have no idea why i chose that major or what kind of a job i should be looking for . I didn't have an internship , because of the pressure i was getting from my family which cooked my brain , and i'd rather Not do anything due to pressure than do Anything on my own. I have lost 75% of my motivation already and currently my only motivation is to buy some nice Gadgets, other than that , i don't know :( . , i was wondering if anyone could just advice me anything as if to what kind of a job should i be looking for in this field. What does it even mean by the term junior engineer. , Does anyone know if it's any good to learn 80% of electrical stuff and 20% of computer stuff. Is there a job market for that ? i am looking for a job in new york city itself . i don't have any more characters .:-(: Electrical Engineering is the main degree people get. With that you can specilize in computer and microprocessors design, or antennas and microwave design, or power. So you will be fine.

Q: for my hair dryer and other electrical equipment: Its a 3 pin plug herenot to worryjust get your stuffyou can buy a converter herealso electricity is 110V. so be mindful of that as well.cheers

Q: I have a garage full of my dad's old equipment from oscilloscopes, amplifiers, circuit board materials, etc. that I don't know what they are/or are worth, or how to go about selling. Does anyone have any suggestions other than listing everything individually (there is a lot) on OKorder or CraigsList? I'm leaning towards hiring someone to come in and auction it all off for me, but need suggestions.Thanks!: Perhaps contacting the nearest community college electronics instructor or amateur radio club president will yield some knowledgeable individual.

Q: I live in a condominium made of concrete without an electrical ground wire. Is it possible for me to hammer a nail into the concrete wall and attach the ground wire onto the nail. Will this be effective? If not can anyone please suggest a method for me to be able to ground my appliances. Much thanks in advance.My country/city has almost no electrical regulation/laws and the little that we have are barely implemented and never inspected.Safe DIY Guerilla methods are accepted: Wisdumb, no, this will not work. A ground provides a substantial electrical connection to *the ground* one way or another. In the U.S, to provide a ground for a radio or T.V. antenna, a long copper-coated stake is driven into the ground, and the area around it is covered in salt to assist conductivity (water or rain dissolves the salt into the surrounding soil). A thick wire is then attached to the copper stake and then run to the antenna and mast. This may give you some ideas, but may not be fully effective for your needs. Maybe an electrician will answer. Good luck. Don't kill yourself.

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