Description
Thermopower Cast Iron Electric Hotplate 1500W Ø 180 mm (for Lysva, Elektra, Asel, Mechta electric stoves)
Universal Thermopower cast iron electric hotplate with 1500 W power and 180 mm diameter (type EKCh-180-1.5/220) is designed for installation in domestic kitchen electric stoves and tabletop hobs. It is made of heat-resistant cast iron with an anti-corrosion coating and a stainless steel rim. It ensures uniform heating of cookware, retains heat for a long time, and possesses high mechanical strength.
Key Advantages and Features:
- High heat capacity of cast iron: Massive cast iron casting guarantees uniform heat distribution across the entire surface and cools down slowly after switching off, saving energy.
- Protective stainless steel rim: Prevents spilled liquid from getting under the hotplate into the internal body of the stove.
- Heat-resistant anti-corrosion coating: The cast iron surface is treated with a special heat-resistant enamel that protects the plate from rust and carbon deposits.
- Universal 4-pin connection: The built-in terminal block with 4 screw contacts (for adjustment by a 7-position switch) allows connecting the hotplate to most domestic electric stoves.
Compatibility and Application:
- Electric stove brands: Lysva, Elektra, Asel, Mechta, ZVI, Darina, Beko, Hansa, Gorenje, Indesit, Nord, Greta, Elna, Flama, and other stoves with a 180 mm mounting diameter.
- Type compatibility: EKCh-180-1.5/220 (EKCh 180 mm / 1.5 kW).
Technical Specifications:
| Parameter | Value / Characteristic |
|---|---|
| Brand / Trademark | Thermopower |
| Part type | Cast iron heating element (solid plate) for electric stove |
| Outer working diameter (D) | 180 mm (18 cm) |
| Rated power | 1500 W (1.5 kW) |
| Operating voltage | 220V – 230V AC |
| Connection type | 4 screw terminals (for 7-position switch mode steps) |
| Surface / rim material | Heat-resistant cast iron / Stainless steel |
Package Contents:
- Thermopower cast iron hotplate 1500W Ø 180 mm — 1 pc.
Maintenance tip: When switching on for the first time, heat the new hotplate at medium power for 10–15 minutes without cookware in a well-ventilated room to burn off the factory protective lubricant. To prevent rust, wipe the dry surface of the hotplate with a drop of vegetable oil after cleaning.
