Cone Art Thermocouple

8" long 8 gauge Type K - element only (no connecting block or lead wire)

Cone Supports (pair) for a Kiln Sitter

Supports junior cone or bar cone in the kiln sitter.

Coneart 12v Relay for BX kilns

The most common relay on a kiln with an electronic controller is the 12 volt version.

Coneart 208v Relay

Firing Gauge for a Kiln Sitter

The KilnSitter Firing Gauge is used for sitter calibration. Slip it over the sensing rod of your KilnSitter to center it and ensure that it is working properly.

Kemper ELP Element Pins - candy cane shaped

Hold loose kiln elements in place with these easy to insert, sharp-ended pins. These 1-1/4" pins are of a heat resistant alloy for temperatures to 2500 degree F (Cone 13). Sold 12 per package.

Kemper ELS Element Staples - hairpin shaped

Hold loose kiln elements in place with these easy to insert, sharp-ended staples. These 1-1/2" staples are of a hear resistant alloy for temperatures to 2500 degree F (Cone 13). Packed 12 per package.

L&L 208v Power Relay

2 Pole Power Relay - Unit is rated for 30 Amps (resistive load below 300 Volts) with a 208 Volt Coil and is used in Older Manual Kilns and Renaissance Kilns at 208 Volts and any Phase Power.

L&L 240v Power Relay

2 Pole Power Relay - Unit is rated for 30 Amps (resistive load under 300 volts) with a 240 Volt Coil and is used in Older Manual Kilns and Renaissance Kilns at 240 Volts and any Phase Power

L&L Enclosed Power & Control Relay - 25 Amp - 12 Volt Coil

25 Amp Enclosed Power Relay with a 12 Volt Coil - Unit is the standard Power Relay used on All Polygonal and X2300-D & XB2300-D Series Kiln Automatic Control Panels, it is also used as the Control Relay for X2800-D & XB2800-D,...

L&L Enclosed Power Relay - 25 Amp - 240 Volt Coil

25 Amp Enclosed Power Relay with a 240 Volt Coil - Unit is the standard Power Relay used on All Newer Manual Kilns that Require Power Relays

L&L Infinite Switch - for 208v or 240v kilns

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...