Grimac G11 heating element 3500W 230V
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Grimac G11 heating element 3500W 230V

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On this page you will find a heating element suitable for Grimac espresso machines. This specific heating element is suitable for 2 group espresso machine and has the Grimac reference number A2100031 

This element produces 3500W at 230V. The element has 6 connecting poles. In the middle of the flange is a spare tube for a heating element thermostat. The immersed length of the element is 300mm. The flange has a length of 95mm and a width of 57mm.

The heating element gasket used for this element has a outer diameter of 57mm a inner diameter of 43mm and a thickness of 3mm.

You will find this heating element on the Grimac G11

Grimac
12-943-L-1755011

Data sheet

Brand
Grimac
Grimac
G11
Submerged length
300mm
Type part
Heating element
Voltage
230V
Watt
3500W
Which heating element thermostat do I need for my heating element? insert_link

This does depend of which brand of espresso machine you have. Some espresso machine brands don’t use a heating element thermostat at all. Most thermostats are interchangeable with each other, but always make sure that you use a single phase or a 3 phase version, check out the thermostats we have on our website

What is important choosing the right heating element for my coffee machine? insert_link

Well first of all the heating element flange, seen those are in most cases not interchangeable with each other. seen a Cimbali heating element won’t fit a Nuova Simonelli heating element due to the flange model. A other important feature is the length of the heating element. When it is too long, it won’t fit. When the element is too short you will get uneven heat distribution in the boiler.

How do I descale a heating element? insert_link

Well descaling a heating element is quite simple. A heating element can be placed inside a water tight tube. But the flange can not be submerged, the chance that water gets inside the heating element is possible. Which shorts out the element and makes it unuasable.

To descale a heating element you can use Puly caff Calcinet descaler, this need to be dissolved into hot water. First remove the loose lime scale. If it doesn’t remove all the limescale, repeat the procedure.

Do all the heating elements come with a heating element gasket? insert_link

A heating element only comes with a gasket when this is specified. If this is not specified a heating element gasket isn’t supplied with the element.

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