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L&L replacement elements

L&L's defining feature is hard ceramic element holders rather than elements sitting in bare brick grooves.

Find your L&L model

We hold element counts and supply voltages for 10 L&L models. Pick yours and we will confirm the spec back to you before asking for anything.

L&L element specifications

Typical ranges across the L&L lines we see most. Always confirm against your own rating plate.

Voltage 208V / 240V
Element wire Kanthal A-1
Configuration Sectional, per-ring, hard ceramic element holders
Typical life Generally favourable, aided by the element holder design

Where to find the data tag on a L&L

Data plate on the control box listing model, serial and electrical ratings. L&L model designations encode kiln dimensions, which helps confirm the element set.

Model series we supply

  • Easy-Fire Series (e18, e23, e28)
  • Jupiter Series
  • School-Master Series
  • DaVinci Series

What is specific about L&L

L&L's defining feature is hard ceramic element holders rather than elements sitting in bare brick grooves. The holders support the coil and protect the brick from glaze drips, which makes element replacement noticeably cleaner than on kilns where elements sit directly in the brick, and tends to extend element life. When ordering, note that the holders themselves occasionally need replacing alongside the elements if they have been damaged by a glaze spill.

Also sold as L&L Kilns

These brands share manufacturing platforms with L&L, and elements frequently cross over between them when wattage, voltage and mount match. We verify against your specific model rather than assuming — sharing varies by generation and product line.

How L&L elements typically fail

  • Normal oxidation ageing, generally slower than kilns with bare brick grooves
  • Damaged element holders from glaze spills, which need replacing alongside the elements
  • Uneven ring ageing on kilns fired with consistently heavy bottom loads

Confirm before you order

Test the element before replacing it. A meaningful share of "dead element" calls turn out to be a thermostat, sequencer or limit switch, and the test takes ten minutes with a multimeter. Our resistance test tool tells you what your reading means.

What to send us for a L&L quote

  • Model and serial from the rating plate
  • Voltage and wattage, if legible
  • A photo of the old element, especially the terminal end
  • What the equipment is doing — or failing to do

If the plate has faded past reading, our model number guide covers the other places manufacturers record it.

L&L element questions

What are L&L's ceramic element holders?

They are hard ceramic channels that carry the element rather than letting it sit in a bare brick groove. They support the coil, keep glaze drips off the brick and generally extend element life. They also make replacement a cleaner job than on kilns without them.

Do I need to replace the holders too?

Not routinely. Holders outlast elements comfortably under normal use. If a glaze spill has cracked or eaten into a holder, that one should be replaced along with the element, tell us if you can see damage and we will include what you need.

What does the model number tell you?

L&L designations such as e23 encode the kiln's dimensions, which lets us confirm the element set quickly. Send the model and serial from the control box data plate and we can match without guesswork.

Get a quote

Get a L&L element quote

Send the model and serial, or a photo of the rating plate. We confirm the exact fit in writing before anything ships.

Send us a photo

Any one of these gets us started. All three and we can usually quote same day.

A clear shot of the rating plate is usually all we need — you do not have to know the part number.

Only if you have it in front of you. Most people don't, and the photo covers it.

ohms

Optional, but it is the one number we cannot work out any other way — it verifies everything else. Not sure how?

Sets the replacement cycle — elements are measured in firings, not months.

We reply within one business day. No obligation, no account needed.

Call (647) 718-1514