As Evenheat says: Better by Design!
Top Load
The HF 1818 boasts a vertical loading configuration with a chamber that measures 17.5 inches in diameter and 18 inches deep. Consistently a favorite among cone 10 ceramic artists, the HF 1818's dimensions are optimally designed. Its width and depth make loading shelves and ware effortless, and the firing outcomes are consistently stunning.

Lid Handle
The Evenheat 8" lid handle is ingeniously designed for optimal user comfort. Situated at the wide corner for easy access, the handle ensures a stable and comfortable grip, even when wearing gloves. Its unique design not only elevates the ease of use but also adds to the overall satisfaction of handling the device.

Multi-zone Control
The HF 1818 features an advanced multi-zone control system. This means the kiln employs multiple thermocouples (temperature sensors) to regulate the heat within the firing chamber.
By segmenting the kiln chamber into distinct heat zones, each equipped with its own thermocouple, the kiln achieves exceptionally precise temperature control in each section. This meticulous regulation culminates in a remarkably uniform temperature distribution throughout the entire chamber, from top to bottom.

Lid Vent
The HF 1818 is equipped with a cutting-edge two-position lid vent, masterfully engineered to expedite the cooling process with precision and grace.

Swing View Equipped
The HF 1818's temperature controls are seamlessly integrated into Evenheat's Swing View Adjustable Enclosure.
This feature is a swivel, lift-up enclosure that enables you to adjust the control panel to the ideal angle for easy viewing and programming. After use, simply lower it back into place for a clear view from anywhere in your studio. The process is straightforward and efficient.
The Swing View complements touchscreen controls such as the TAP I and Icon+ exceptionally well, allowing for the perfect alignment of the viewing angle. Its convenience is sure to be a hit.

3" Firebrick with No Loss in Chamber Volume
As kiln design history unfolded, the 2-1/2" firebrick was a foundational element. Yet, the emergence of high-temperature requirements heralded the rise of the 3" firebrick, leading many kiln manufacturers to adapt. They opted to shrink the firing chamber to accommodate the thicker insulation while keeping the kiln's external size unchanged.
Evenheat, however, charted a unique course. Rather than reducing the chamber's dimensions, they maintained its generous interior space and increased the external measurements. This innovative approach preserves the chamber's capacity, ensuring a flawless fit for standard kiln furniture. This thoughtful design decision embodies a dedication to upholding compatibility and user-friendliness.

Swing-Away Peephole Covers
Evenheat's kiln designs provide for swing-away peephole covers rather than traditional plugs.
Plugs have a tendency to go missing or break. Evenheat's integrated peephole covers, however, stay attached to the kiln, conveniently swinging open and closed. This design ensures they won't get lost or damaged.

Lid Prop
The HF 1818 is thoughtfully equipped with a lid prop bar, expertly crafted to maintain the lid in a securely open stance. This handy feature works in perfect harmony with our carefully engineered lid handle, together enhancing the ease and fluidity of the kiln's usage.

Relay Access Port
The HF 1818 showcases Evenheat's Relay Access Port, a brilliantly conceived feature allowing for easy and direct relay replacement without the need to disassemble the entire panel.
Users can simply remove the access plate to access the mechanical relays directly, avoiding the hassle of removing the control panel or dealing with complex internal wiring. The process is remarkably simple and efficient, needing just a screwdriver.
Recognizing that mechanical relays are inevitably prone to failure, Evenheat's introduction of the relay access port becomes an invaluable asset during such times.
While Pottery Pulse highly endorses opting for the Quiet Drive Solid State Relay system, for those working within a budget, this feature stands out as a practical and accessible option.

Full Stainless Steel Jackets
The idea behind creating multi-section, multi-jacketed kilns was to reduce production costs and simplify the setup process, aims that are certainly commendable. Yet, this approach often compromises the overall quality of the kiln, a compromise that Evenheat refuses to make.
The commitment of Evenheat to premium quality is clearly reflected in their kiln design. By choosing to use complete stainless steel jackets from the base up to the lid, they focus on lasting durability and robustness. This deliberate design strategy guarantees that their kilns are resistant to leaks, instability, or structural issues. Choosing an Evenheat kiln means selecting a product enveloped in full stainless jackets, where exceptional build quality isn't just a feature—it's a guarantee.
