Paragon Kiln - Janus Ovation Oval
| Model: | Paragon Janus Ovation Oval |
| Dimensions Inside: | 41" (length) x 22.5" (width) x 22.5" (depth) |
| Shelf Size: | Two - 21” x 18” x 5/8” “D” Shelves - NOT INCLUDED |
| Elements: | Top and Side Element |
| Max Temp: | Fires to 2350° F |
| Voltage: | 240 Volts |
| Amperage: | 67 Amps |
| Watts: | 16000 Watts |
| Receptacle: | Direct |
| Shipping Weight: | 550# (Motor Freight) |
Includes:
- FREE SHIPPING in the contiguous US!
- 12-Key Digital Sentry 2.0 Controller
- 3”-thick firebricks in the wallsHeating elements in top mounted in pinless grooves
- Heating elements in the lower sidewalls
- ¼” heavy duty sheathed Type-K thermocouple
- Lock-in lid support
- Full-formed galvanized steel base for extra strength
- Louvered switch box, heavy duty wiring
- Two front tapered peepholes with plugs for a wide view
- Option to Upgrade to the NEW "Paragon Sentinel Smart Touch" Controller
The Paragon Janus Ovation can fire both pottery and glass. Heating elements are mounted in the top and sidewalls. Select between glass and pottery with the flip of a switch. With the switch in the glass position, heat comes from the top elements and the middle sidewall element. With the switch in the pottery position, heat comes from only the sidewall elements. In the glass mode, fuse and sag large glass projects placed on a single shelf. In the pottery mode, fire to cone 10. You can also fire several shelves of smaller glass pieces in pottery mode. Patented dual spring-assisted lid lifters transfer the weight of the lid to a massive hinge assembly on the back of the kiln. This reduces the stress on the kiln wall to give your kiln the long life that Paragon kilns are famous for. The truss and floating lid system allow for expansion of the lid. The lid element grooves and inner lid surface are coated with a special hardener for long life. Will you anneal glass for long periods in your Janus Ovation? Then you will be glad mercury relays are standard on this kiln. The mercury relays found on our large industrial kilns outlast mechanical relays. The life of the quiet, reliable mercury relay has been measured in millions of on/off cycles.