Automatic DynaTrol Control Panel with one 20 Amp Plug-In Circuits and No Branch Fusing - Unit includes a Power Cord is used with DL11-D and DLH11-D Kilns at 120 Volts, 1 Phase power, and under 20 Amps
Automatic DynaTrol Control Panel with one 20 Amp Plug-In Circuits and No Branch Fusing - Unit includes a 240 volt Power Cord. Used with DL11-D and DLH11-D Kilns at 208 to 240 Volts, 1 Phase power, and under 20 Amps.
Automatic One-Touch Control Panel with one 20 Amp Plug-In Circuits and No Branch Fusing - Unit includes a Power Cord is used with DL11-DB and DLH11-DB Kilns at 120 Volts, 1 Phase power, and under 20 Amps
Automatic One-Touch Control Panel with one 20 Amp Plug-In Circuits and No Branch Fusing - Unit includes a Power Cor. Used with DL11-DXB Kilns at 208-240 Volts, 1 Phase power, and under 20 Amps
Automatic DynaTrol Control Panel with three 20 Amp Plug-In Circuits and No Branch Fusing - Unit includes a Power Cord is used with JD18, JD23, JD23-PB, JD18X, & JD230 Kilns at 208 Volts or 240 Volts, 1 Phase power, and under 50 Amps
Automatic DynaTrol Control Panel with three 20 Amp Plug-In Circuits and No Branch Fusing - Unit includes a Power Cord is used with JD18, JD23, JD23-PB, JD18X, & JD230 Kilns at 208 Volts or 240 Volts, 3 Phase power, and under 50 Amps
Automatic DynaTrol Control Panel with three 20 Amp Plug-In Circuits and with Branch Fusing - Unit does not include a Power Cord and is used with JD2918, JD2918-PB, JD2927, X1818-D, X1827-D, & X2327-D Kilns at 208 Volts or 240 Volts and 1 Phase power
Automatic DynaTrol Control Panel with three 20 Amp Plug-In Circuits and with Branch Fusing - Unit does not include a Power Cord and is used with JD2918, JD2918-PB, JD2927, X1818-D, X1827-D, & X2327-D Kilns at 208 Volts or 240 Volts and 3 Phase power
Automatic DynaTrol Control Panel with four 20 Amp Plug-In Circuits and with Branch Fusing - Unit does not include a Power Cord and is used with JD236, JD2936, & X2336-D Kilns at 208 Volts or 240 Volts and 1 Phase power
Automatic DynaTrol Control Panel with four 20 Amp Plug-In Circuits and with Branch Fusing - Unit does not include a Power Cord and is used with JD236, JD2936, & X2336-D Kilns at 208 Volts or 240 Volts and 3 Phase power
Complete Easy-Fire Control Panel with all Components and Wiring and cord up to but not including the Element Connection Terminal Blocks - Unit is used with Two Section Easy-Fire Kilns at 208 Volts or 240 Volts and 1 Phase Power
Complete Easy-Fire Control Panel with all Components and Wiring and cord up to but not including the Element Connection Terminal Blocks - Unit is used with Two Section Easy-Fire Kilns at 208 Volts or 240 Volts and 3 Phase Power
Complete Easy-Fire Control Panel with all Components and Wiring and cord up to but not including the Element Connection Terminal Blocks - Unit is used with Three Section Easy-Fire Kilns at 208 Volts or 240 Volts and 1 Phase Power
Complete Easy-Fire Control Panel with all Components and Wiring and cord up to but not including the Element Connection Terminal Blocks - Unit is used with Three Section Easy-Fire Kilns at 208 Volts or 240 Volts and 3 Phase Power
Dawson to Panel Connect Cord. This is the short cable that goes between the Dawson Kiln Sitter and the control panel. The length is roughly 30" long. There are three lugs at each end of the cable.
Red Pilot Light - Unit is used for All Manual Kiln Control Panels
Noise Filter for Radio Frequency Noise - This is used to filter incoming power to prevent line noise from affecting the electronic control
Thermocouple Terminal Strip - Unit has Six 3/16" Spade Terminals on each side, comes with a Terminal Strip Marker Board and is used for the Thermocouple Wires on piggybacked Control Panels
240 Volt Infinite Zone Switch - Unit includes a Mounting Nut. This can be used for both 240V and 208V Kilns.
NOTE: Often a switch, when it burns out, exhibits overheating on the switch body at one of the spade electrical connection points. When this occurs, the mating connector on the wire may not give good electrical contact if refused. To reduce the possibility of overheating at this point on the new switch, we recommend replacing the female connector and the wire attached to it. If the switch body looks O.K. then do not replace the female wire connectors.
NOTE CONCERNING 208V SWITCHES
When used on a 208 volt kiln the timing of th heater will be slightly different than when used on a 240 volt kiln. We no longer supply 208 volt switches.
