Tempco
Tempco CSH00324 Strip Heater 240V 500W 8 in
240 V strip heater delivers 500 W from a seamless 304 stainless-steel sheath with 34 W/sq in density and 1 200 °F maximum temperature
- 500 W output for rapid heating
- 240 V operation matches industrial supply
- 34 W/sq in density enables compact design
- Seamless 304 stainless sheath resists corrosion
- CSA, cURus and UL 499 certified for safety
240 V 500 W Strip Heater
The Tempco CSH00324 is a 240 V strip heater rated at 500 W with an overall length of 8 in. It uses a seamless 304 stainless steel sheath and carries CSA, cURus and NRTL recognition under UL 499 and Canadian Standard C 22.2 No 72. The unit mounts via surface-mount tabs with 1/2 in by 5/16 in slotted holes.
Replacing Lower-Wattage or Worn Elements
This heater replaces older strip elements that no longer deliver the required 500 W at 240 V or that have corroded sheaths. The jump is worth it when the application demands a maximum sheath temperature of 1200 °F and a watt density of 34 W/sq in for consistent heat output.
Build Integration and Mounting
The 7 in mounting dimension and 10-32 screw size let the heater fasten directly to machinery frames or platens. Parallel terminals simplify wiring in single-phase circuits, while the slotted holes allow slight positional adjustment during installation. The recognised safety standards support compliance in regulated equipment builds.
Highlights
- 500 W output for rapid heating
- 240 V operation matches industrial supply
- 34 W/sq in density enables compact design
- Seamless 304 stainless sheath resists corrosion
- CSA, cURus and UL 499 certified for safety
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the slotted mounting-hole dimensions on the 8 in strip heater?
The heater has slotted holes 1/2 in long by 5/16 in wide on 7 in mounting centres, accepting 10-32 screws for surface-mount installation.
Which wiring step is most often missed when connecting the parallel terminals?
Installers frequently forget to torque the 10-32 terminal screws to spec after landing both leads on the parallel posts, leaving a loose connection that overheats.
How do I know when the 304 stainless-steel sheath needs replacement?
Replace the unit if the sheath shows discoloration, pitting or deformation after prolonged exposure near the 1,200 °F rating, as these indicate material fatigue.
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