Bohn 24752203 Drain Pan Heater Element 230V 900W

Product Description

The BOHN 24752203 is a drain pan heater element designed to prevent ice and condensate buildup in refrigeration drain pans. Operating at 230 volts and 900 watts, this resistive heating element delivers consistent, low-level heat to keep drain pans clear and drainage lines flowing. At 59 inches in length, it spans larger drain pan configurations found in commercial refrigeration equipment. Wire leads are included for direct connection to the unit control circuit. Installation is typically performed by a licensed refrigeration or HVAC technician as part of routine service or defrost system maintenance.

This drain pan heater is suited for commercial refrigeration applications where drain pan freezing is a service concern, particularly in walk-in coolers, reach-in cases, and evaporator coil assemblies operating in low-ambient or high-humidity environments. The 59-inch element length accommodates longer pan designs common in commercial cases. The 230-volt rating makes it appropriate for equipment wired to standard commercial single-phase circuits. Manufactured under the Heatcraft brand family, it is intended as a direct OEM-style replacement component.

Key Features

• 230-volt, 900-watt resistive heating element prevents drain pan ice accumulation
• 59-inch element length fits larger commercial refrigeration drain pan configurations
• Wire leads included for straightforward circuit connection
• OEM part number 24752203 from Heatcraft for direct replacement fitment
• Designed for continuous low-watt-density operation in refrigeration drain pan duty

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement drain pan heater for Heatcraft commercial refrigeration equipment utilizing a 230-volt, 900-watt, 59-inch drain pan heating element.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified refrigeration or HVAC technician. De-energize the equipment and lock out all power sources before removing or installing the heater element. Ensure the replacement element is routed and secured within the drain pan without contact with sharp edges or moving components that could damage the insulation jacket. Verify voltage and wattage ratings match the equipment nameplate before energizing.