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CSS-CSH
Stainless Steel Cartridge Heater 0.13 to 0.75 in OD 1 to 12 in Long
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Rated 4 out of
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Mike Tan from
while rated at 120V, but fail really quick at 120V
It's a great C heater, but can't really used at 120V. We tried at 85V, still ok, didnt dare to go any higher.
I called omega engineer once to discuss this issue. They quickly referred to the lead wire issue. I then have replaced the entire lead wire cloth with ceramic beads, the voltage issue still remains. Also, there is like 4 mm cloth within the heater which is hard to be removed. I understand there is more expensive ones for vacuum application, but some customers just have limited funding.
Overall, it's great heater, but with some issue that we need to be aware of.
Date published: 2016-02-22
Rated 5 out of
5
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TWeaver from
Good product and it meets all requirements
Good product and great customer service! Meets all specific requirements.
Date published: 2021-11-13
Rated 4 out of
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D Black from
Good product but slow shipping
It worked for me in a drilled aluminum block to cut pvc. Shipping was very slow (over two weeks). I think regular mail would been better but this option was not presented.
Date published: 2021-09-22
Rated 5 out of
5
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Russell J from
Great website and great products
Looking for a replacement heater for a small control box. Your website came up high on my Google search, easy to navigate website and numerous options came up that would fit our needs! Price was good and the delivery was fast.
Have used Omega products in the past and not been disappointed yet!
Date published: 2021-03-19
Can I operate the CSS-02120/120 cartridge heater in the dc voltage range from 0 to 120 Volt to adjust the power?
Thank you for your inquiry. No, this cartridge heater is designed to work only with AC volts.
Date published: 2022-11-22
Can these be submersed in water?
The CSH series heaters are not suitable for immersion into liquids. They are intended to be installed into machined metal blocks
so they can heat a larger mass so as to aid in proper heat dispersion. They are also not properly sealed for water submersion. You can look at the VPT series small immersion heaters, specifically the VPT-107/120V for a small cartridge style immersion heater.
Date published: 2020-03-13
Is it waterproof?? Can I put the wires all the way under water?
Thank you for your inquiry. Cartridge heaters are designed for dry environments only. The cartridge heater or lead wires cannot be exposed or submerged in water.
Date published: 2020-11-05
Can a DC voltage be used for the cartridge heaters?
The CSS and CSH series Cartridge Heaters can be used with DC Voltage.
Date published: 2021-09-14
I have a block of 6160 aluminum (8" x 5" x 2" thick) I want to use for a rubber curing platen. What probe would I use to get approximately 325 degrees? Or do you have a chart showing specific square inch of heating a particular thickness of material?
Hi rdjohn,
Thank you for the inquiry. You'll need to calculate how much heating power is required to heat up the block plus any mass that is in contact in a given period of time. With that info you can install 1 or 2 cartridges in to the block. Add a temperature sensor for feed back-control. Following link will provide some guidance;
https://www.omega.co.uk/toc_asp/frameset.html?book=Heaters&file=cartridge_heater_info
Best regards
OMEGA
Date published: 2021-02-17
CSS-03235/120V, What would be the heat up time to 300F? Considering for use in a continuous steam generator so maintaining temp under load is important. Need high steam output. PTC type heater is too slow recovery.
The sheath of the Cartridge Heater will heat very quickly but needs to be inserted into a tightly drilled out hole in a metal block. How quickly the block heats will depend on many things like the weight of the block, it's specific heat and the ambient environments temperature. Calculations can be found on line or you can email the Temperature Engineering group at temp@omega.com for advice.
Date published: 2020-08-19