Intermetro RPC13-365 Holding Cabinet Heating Element 1950W 120V 12" X 4-7/8"

Special Price $60.90 Regular Price $87.00
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SKU
RPC13-365
The Intermetro RPC13-365 Heating Element is an electric part for a holding cabinet. It is rated at 1950 watts and 120 volts and produces heat to keep food at proper serving temperatures for storage and service. The element is 12 inches by 4-7/8 inches and is placed in the cabinet heating system, to ensure a steady heat output. This is a key part of food preservation, and ensuring the correct operation of the cabinet. It is used in food service equipment and replaced, when the heating is uneven or the element is not working properly.

Dimensions

  • Weight: 0.788 lbs
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Provides heat generation and temperature maintenance within heated holding cabinets. The Intermetro RPC13-365 Heating Element converts electrical energy into thermal energy when energized, transferring heat from the element into the cabinet interior. The element serves as the active heating component that supports the cabinet's temperature control process during holding operation.

Equipment Compatibility:
Designed for use with Intermetro C5 1 Series and C5 3 Series heated holding cabinets requiring a 120V, 1950W heating element with the specified dimensions.

Product Specifications:
Manufacturer: Intermetro
Part Number: RPC13-365
Component Type: Heating Element
Voltage: 120V
Power: 1950W
Dimensions: 12" x 4-7/8"

Key Features:

  • Converts electrical energy into thermal energy.
  • Provides heat generation within the holding cabinet.
  • Operates at 120V with a 1950W power rating.
  • Functions as the heating component within the cabinet assembly.

The cabinet had reduced heat output, and replacing the heating element restored heat generation and temperature maintenance.

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Customer Questions
What types of equipment use heating elements for Intermetro ?

Heating elements for Intermetro are used in a range of foodservice and storage equipment, including heated cabinets, ovens, food warmers, and proofing cabinets.

Can I replace a faulty heating element myself?

While it's possible to replace a heating element, it's recommended to have a qualified technician perform the replacement to ensure safety and proper installation.

Are there different sizes and wattages of Intermetro heating elements available?

Yes, Intermetro heating elements come in various sizes and wattages to match the requirements of different equipment models and applications.

What maintenance is required for the Intermetro RPC13-365 Heating Element?

Regularly inspect the heating element for signs of corrosion, buildup, or physical damage. Clean gently with a damp cloth when cool to prevent residue accumulation. Ensure proper voltage connection and avoid moisture exposure to maintain efficiency and safety.

What are the common issues with the Intermetro RPC13-365 Heating Element?

  • Element failing to heat.
  • Uneven or weak heating.
  • Burned or scorched areas on the element.
  • Loose or faulty electrical connections.
  • Tripping circuit breakers due to overload.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off the appliance and disconnect it from power.

Step2: Remove any covers or panels to access the old heating element.

Step3: Disconnect the wiring and carefully remove the old element.

Step4: Position the new heating element in place and secure it with mounting brackets.

Step5: Reconnect the wiring exactly as before.

Step6: Reassemble panels, restore power, and test for proper heating operation.