Looking for a 3500w element

[hrafnkell]

I'm already using the 5500w camco ultra low watt density element in my brewery, but now I am making a smaller system for a friend and I'm trying to source a ~3500w element with similar watt density per square inch.

I've been looking at these:
http://amzn.to/zXVlDP

Is the watts per square inch comparable to the 5500w elements most people are using?

 

[wilserbrewer]

FWIW....lots of folks use high watt density elements, myself included......camco makes a 3500 watt high density.....I guess lower the better

 

[rilewedge]

Try this one:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001Q4CW4G/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

 

[hrafnkell]

FWIW....lots of folks use high watt density elements, myself included......camco makes a 3500 watt he.....I guess lower the better

I strongly disagree. I've scorched my beer really badly using hwd 4500w elements. Undrinkable, even for dark beers. Tasted like burn porridge.

 

[wilserbrewer]

I strongly disagree. I've scorched my beer really badly using hwd 4500w elements. Undrinkable, even for dark beers. Tasted like burn porridge.

hmmm...thanks for the feedback, I have only been using the 2000w 120v without issue.

Haven't had any burnt porridge in a while, but lets assume not too tasty