Allpoints Foodservice 34-1740 Heating Element 1500W 115V

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS FOODSERVICE 34-1740 is a replacement heating element rated at 1500 watts and 115 volts for single-phase, 60 Hz commercial foodservice equipment. This element converts electrical energy into heat to maintain holding temperatures inside heated cabinets and food warming units. It is a direct OEM-style replacement part, designed to restore equipment to proper operating condition. Foodservice technicians and commercial kitchen equipment repair pros are the primary installers. At 1.4 pounds, it is a compact, field-serviceable component stocked for routine maintenance and emergency repair calls.

This heating element is used in commercial heated holding and transport cabinet applications. It directly replaces FWE part numbers EL1500/115HT and EL1500-115HT, making it applicable to FWE heated cabinet models that use those OEM elements. It is suited for restaurant, cafeteria, hospital, and institutional foodservice environments where reliable low-wattage holding heat is required. Install scenarios typically involve replacing a failed or degraded element during scheduled PM service or in response to a unit failing to hold target temperature.

Key Features

• 1500W output delivers consistent holding heat for commercial warming cabinet applications
• 115V single-phase, 60 Hz rated for standard North American commercial power circuits
• Direct replacement for FWE EL1500/115HT and EL1500-115HT OEM elements
• Lightweight at 1.4 pounds for easy single-technician handling and installation
• CCC item L-803 and ICS item C1246 cross-reference designations for parts ordering

Compatibility

Direct replacement for FWE heating elements EL1500/115HT and EL1500-115HT. Also cross-referenced as CCC item L-803 and ICS item C1246.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified commercial kitchen equipment technician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the unit before removing the failed element or handling any internal wiring. Follow applicable electrical codes and the equipment manufacturer service documentation when securing element connections and reassembling the cabinet. Confirm voltage and wattage ratings match the unit specifications before energizing.