Allpoints 18612-0096 Heating Element Coil 120V 1500W

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS 18612-0096 is a replacement heating element coil designed for use in commercial foodservice holding and warming equipment. Rated at 120 volts and 1500 watts, this coil element generates the sustained heat required to maintain safe food-holding temperatures in cabinet-style warmers. The unit measures 7 inches by 7 inches with a 2-inch height profile, making it a compact, direct-fit replacement. Foodservice equipment technicians and commercial kitchen service pros are the primary installers. The element ships as a single unit and weighs 1.4 pounds.

This element coil is intended for commercial foodservice holding equipment, specifically Carter Hoffmann warming and holding cabinets. These cabinets are found in restaurant, cafeteria, catering, and institutional kitchen environments where consistent low-temperature heat output is required. The 120-volt single-phase rating makes it compatible with standard commercial kitchen branch circuits. Technicians performing preventive maintenance or responding to no-heat service calls on Carter Hoffmann units will find this a direct-swap replacement for a failed or degraded OEM coil element.

Key Features

• 120-volt rated for standard commercial single-phase circuits
• 1500-watt output provides consistent heat for food-holding applications
• Compact footprint: 7 inches x 7 inches x 2 inches
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward stock and ordering
• Lightweight at 1.4 pounds for easy handling during service calls

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement heating element coil for Carter Hoffmann warming and holding equipment. Refer to the Carter Hoffmann service documentation or cross-reference the original element part number to confirm fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified commercial foodservice equipment technician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the unit before removing the failed element or handling any internal components. Verify that the replacement element voltage and wattage ratings match the equipment nameplate before completing the swap. Follow applicable electrical codes and the manufacturer service manual for reassembly and testing procedures.