Question about Evenheat 2541-9
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Question about Evenheat 2541-9
I might be able to get a 13 year old Evenheat 2541-9 with Rampmaster2 .does anyone know if I can fire this using only the top elements??
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Re: Question about Evenheat 2541-9
The standard Rampmaster II doesn't have the ability to select only one set of elements; in order to do that the kiln would need to have been modified so that you could switch either top or body or both on. That's not the standard configuration, which has two sets of elements in the lid and one in the body.
You might want to contact Evenheat to confirm, but I'm pretty certain the answer to your question is no: http://www.evenheat-kiln.com/?pg=contact-us
You might want to contact Evenheat to confirm, but I'm pretty certain the answer to your question is no: http://www.evenheat-kiln.com/?pg=contact-us
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Re: Question about Evenheat 2541-9
Brad is correct. Also, the top elements alone will not get you to fusing temperature... only to about 1000F.
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Re: Question about Evenheat 2541-9
Thank you Brad and Tony. That seems interesting that the kiln wouldn't reach fusing temps with only the top firing. I am so dumb with
anything electrical. Is it because of the size of the interior??
I think my existing kiln is about 3. 6 CU interior , it's a aim 2909 and has 16. 2 amps, side and 16.2 for the top elements. I only use the top elements because of my power constraints. I was hoping there would be someway I could make that larger
Kiln work for me without too much hassle .
anything electrical. Is it because of the size of the interior??
I think my existing kiln is about 3. 6 CU interior , it's a aim 2909 and has 16. 2 amps, side and 16.2 for the top elements. I only use the top elements because of my power constraints. I was hoping there would be someway I could make that larger
Kiln work for me without too much hassle .
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Re: Question about Evenheat 2541-9
It would be easy enough to check, but when I had a relay go bad and lost the side elements, the kiln didn't make it to fusing temp.
Tony
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