The electric raku created for the artist who doesn't have access to gas but wants to do raku. Electric raku kilns are also great for bisque and glaze firings.

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Model - 1214 E Raku 120v	1214 Electric Raku with Electronic Controller Model - 1214 E Raku E 120v Inside Dimensions: 11 ¼" wide x 13 ½" deep, fires to cone 4/2100°F Model comes with welded frame, two peephole plugs, instruction manual, and warranty card. Two-year warranty.
Model - TOPHAT 189 240 or 208v	TOPHAT 189G equipped with electronic controller Model - TOPHAT 189/240 or 208v Inside dimensions: 17.5 " wide x 9" deep, fires to cone 10/2350°F, built with 3" brick and lid element for glass fusing. Model comes with stand, two peephole plugs, instruction manual, and warranty card. One-year warranty.
Model - 1823E Raku E/ 240 or 208v	1823 Electric Raku with electronic controller Model - 1823 E Raku E/240 or 208v Inside Dimensions: 17 ½" wide x 22 ½" deep, fires to cone 8/2300°F Model comes with welded frame, five peephole plugs, instruction manual, and warranty card. Two-year warranty.
Model – TOPHAT 2314 240 or 208v	TOPHAT 2314 equipped with electronic controller Model - TOPHAT 2314/240 or 208v Inside dimensions: 23 3/8 " wide x 13.5" deep, fires to cone 10/2350°F, built with 3" brick and lid element for glass fusing. Model comes with stand, two peephole plugs, instruction manual, and warranty card. One-year warranty
Model – TOPHAT 2814/ 240 or 208v	TOPHAT 2814GFE equipped with electronic controller Model - TOPHAT 2814/240 or 208v Inside dimensions: 28 ¼ " wide x 13½ " deep, fires to cone 10/2350°F, built with 3" brick and equipped with lid element for glass fusing. Model comes with frame, two peephole plugs, instruction manual, and warranty card One-year warranty

Electric kilns have all different types of applications from firing pottery and ceramics, knife treating, heat-treating, enameling. What you need to determine when selecting your kiln - the size of the pieces you will be firing in the next year, your wiring accessibility - can you run the kiln on 240/208 voltage or only 120 volts. Once this criterion is established you can determine which model is the right one for you.