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Convection Oven Element

01/26/2005 07:46 PM decothran

I have noticed that the convection element wattage is quite vartiable. IN specific - the Kenmore Elite states the convection elemnt is 350 watts while the KitchenAid model is 1600 watts...does this matter? I cannot find any reference that says one is better than the other bu8t one wonders?

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01/27/2005 02:18 PM appliguy

Hi,

I'd suspect the design of that perticular range would account for the wattage changes....some use an convection only element for the convection ( my guess the higher wattage ones ) and some will use the bake element with the convection element together ( probably the lower wattage ones ).

350 watts seems very low....that is 3&1/2 100watt light bulbs.

Most/many bake elements are around 2200-3000 watts and the broil element is usually around the 3000 watt mark.

jeff.

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