Hatco 02-08-132 Heating Element 1560W 120V

Product Description

The HATCO 02-08-132 is a replacement heating element rated at 1560 watts and 120 volts, designed for use in commercial food warming and holding equipment. At 65.98 inches in length, this is a full-length element suited for larger warming units where consistent radiant heat across the full deck or shelf surface is required. Foodservice equipment technicians install this element as a direct OEM-style replacement when the original element fails to reach proper operating temperature or shows visible signs of burnout or breakage.

This heating element is intended for commercial foodservice applications, typically found in Hatco strip heaters, shelf warmers, or merchandising units used in restaurants, cafeterias, delis, and institutional kitchens. Its 120-volt rating makes it compatible with standard single-phase commercial circuits. Technicians working in commercial kitchen equipment service will encounter this element in heat lamp and warming shelf configurations where product hold temperatures must be maintained consistently.

Key Features

• 1560-watt output for effective radiant food warming
• 120-volt rating compatible with standard single-phase commercial circuits
• 65.98-inch length suited for full-coverage warming across large units
• OEM replacement part for Hatco warming equipment
• Lightweight at 8 pounds for manageable handling during service

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement heating element for Hatco commercial food warming and holding equipment. Confirm the exact model and element configuration of the unit being serviced before ordering.

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 components. Handle the element carefully along its full length to avoid stress fractures, and ensure mounting brackets and end caps are properly seated before restoring power. Follow local electrical codes and the manufacturer service documentation for torque and connection procedures.