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Lennox replacement elements

Lennox air handlers take heat kits as separate assemblies, and the kit label carries the information that actually determines the element match, the furnace model alone is not enough.

Lennox element specifications

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

Voltage 208V / 240V
Kit rating 5kW – 20kW
Stages 1 – 4 sequenced
Coil type Nickel-chrome open coil

Where to find the data tag on a Lennox

Rating plate inside the blower compartment door, visible once the front panel is removed. Electric furnace heat kits carry a separate label on the heat kit assembly itself, and both are needed for an accurate match.

Model series we supply

  • EL Series air handlers
  • CBX Series air handlers
  • Elite Series

What is specific about Lennox

Lennox air handlers take heat kits as separate assemblies, and the kit label carries the information that actually determines the element match, the furnace model alone is not enough. Lennox also owns Armstrong Air, Ducane and Concord, and these brands share components across a number of platforms. Lennox part numbering changes across model generations, so the serial matters as much as the model.

Also sold as Armstrong Air, Ducane, Concord

These brands share manufacturing platforms with Lennox, 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 Lennox elements typically fail

  • Single stage of a multi-stage kit opening, leaving weak heat that runs constantly
  • Sequencer failure presenting as a completely dead heat kit
  • Terminal burn-off at the kit connection block from a loose lug

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 Lennox 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.

Lennox element questions

Where is the heat kit label on a Lennox air handler?

The furnace rating plate is inside the blower compartment door, but the heat kit has its own label on the kit assembly. You need both. The kit label carries the kW rating and part number that determine which element fits.

Are Armstrong Air and Ducane elements the same as Lennox?

Frequently. Lennox owns all three and they share platforms in several product lines. We confirm against your specific model and serial rather than assuming, because sharing varies by generation.

Some stages heat and others do not. Is that the sequencer?

Almost certainly not. Partial heat means the sequencer is doing its job on the stages that do fire, the dead stages are burned-open elements. A failed sequencer typically leaves you with no strip heat at all.

Get a quote

Get a Lennox 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