This is the 10 Gallon version of the Sling Blade Element.

BrewHardware.com NOTE: Although this is sized to fit a typical 10 gallon pot, we have been successful in gently tightening up the radius of the element to fit smaller kettles. The 15 can be manipulated into a 10 for example. We do it in house, just let us know your application before ordering. This has the advantage of getting a higher wattage than the OEM fit elements. To be clear, if you have a 10 gallon kettle and you want to use the 4500 watt (15g) element, go to that product code and select the modification to make it fit the 10 gallon kettle.

The BrewBuilt SlingBlade's unique crescent-shaped design promotes a rolling boil and even heat distribution. This electric heating element places all of the heating power on one side of the kettle, sending thermal energy upward to the surface that then cascades downward on the opposite side of the kettle. This movement creates a natural turbulence that evenly distributes heat while creating a vigorous boil. By being located on one side of the kettle, the other side is clear for immersion chillers.

The SlingBlade heating elements were designed to fit perfectly with BrewBuilt brewing kettles, but you may find them suitable for other kettles as well. They should be used with T.C. ferrules no longer than 1" in length. For dimensions and recommended minimum kettle diameter, please see the chart below. Note: These elements ARE compatible with Brewhardware's TRUE Weldless 1.5" TC Triclamp Bulkhead - STD up to 1/8" Wall

Features:

• Made from Stainless Steel with proprietary coating for long life
• 1.5" Tri-Clamp connection
• Unique offset design promotes rolling boil
• Ultra-Low Watt Density eliminates scorching
• UL Certified components

Specs:

• 240 Volt
• L6-30 plug
• 20 Amp breaker required for 10 & 15 gal element
• 30 Amp breaker required for 22 & 31 gal element
  • 50-gallon kettle requires 2 x BE437 and 2 x 30 amp circuits

Please note: Length is measured from the tip of the heating element to the T.C. connection. Radius is measured from the middle of the T.C. connection to the outermost edge of the element's curve.