York S1-3612-348P/A Heating Element

The York S1-3612-348P/A Heating Element is a professional-grade OEM replacement component engineered for precise compatibility with York, Luxaire, and Coleman electric furnaces and air handler units. This HVAC electric heater coil is constructed with high-grade resistance wire designed to withstand the rigorous thermal cycling common in residential heating applications. As a critical electric furnace repair part, the S1-3612-348P/A features specialized red insulators that provide superior dielectric strength and physical support within the heater rack assembly. When performing a York furnace heating element replacement, technicians will appreciate the direct-fit design which ensures proper alignment with existing high-limit sensors and terminal connections. This element is designed to restore original thermal performance and maintain the required airflow-to-heat ratio, preventing localized overheating and potential safety switch trips. Proper installation of this genuine component ensures that the system operates within manufacturer-specified electrical parameters, including amperage draw and resistance levels for the S1-3612-348P/A assembly.

Key Benefits

• Direct OEM fitment ensures seamless integration into the existing heater tray without modification.
• High-temperature red ceramic insulators prevent electrical shorting and provide structural integrity under high-load conditions.
• Precision-wound resistance wire provides consistent BTU output for reliable temperature rise across the heat exchanger.
• Engineered to match original equipment electrical specifications to maintain system safety and efficiency.

Common Questions

How can I confirm this element fits my specific air handler? Technicians should cross-reference the part number on the heater kit data plate or the model number of the furnace. The S1-3612-348P/A is a standardized replacement for many 240V York heater assemblies.

What are the primary indicators that a heating element has failed? Common symptoms include a tripped circuit breaker, the blower motor running without producing heat, or visible breaks and sagging in the resistance wire coils during a physical inspection.

Is it necessary to replace the limit switch when replacing this element? While the S1-3612-348P/A is the element only, it is best practice for contractors to inspect the limit switches, sequencers, and wiring for heat damage to ensure the entire heating circuit is operational.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.