Coiled electric heating element found in various appliances to generate heat through electrical resistance.
It consists of a coiled resistance wire, made of nickel-chrome, encased within a protective metal sheath.
Function:
When electricity passes through the resistance wire, it heats up, transferring thermal energy to the surrounding environment or directly to the object being heated.
Applications:
These elements are widely used in appliances like electric ranges, ovens, air fryers, toasters, and water heaters to provide necessary heat for cooking, baking, or heating liquids.
Features:
They are designed for durability and efficient heat transfer