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L&L Kilns eQ2827-3 Production Kiln

Save $1,125.00
Original Price $7,450.00
Current Price $6,325.00
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Financing through Approve is exclusively for business equipment loans and is available to all types of organizations, excluding personal loans. Minimum purchase price of $1,500.

Built for demanding ceramic studios, schools, and production environments, this high-powered kiln combines generous capacity, exceptional firing uniformity, and durable construction. Advanced multi-zone temperature control helps deliver consistent results, efficient operation, and dependable Cone 10 performance firing after firing.

Important Details:

  • Chamber size: 28” W diameter x 27” H
  • Volume: 10.2 cubic feet
  • Maximum temperature: 2350°F
  • Available in multiple electrical configurations
  • See Specifications tab for full details

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L&L eQ2827-3 - High Production Cone 10 Performance with Advanced Multi-Zone Control

Description

The L&L eQ2827-3 Production Kiln is engineered for potters, schools, community studios, and production environments that require dependable Cone 10 performance, exceptional firing consistency, and long-term durability. With a spacious 10.2 cubic foot firing chamber measuring 28" in diameter by 27" high, it provides ample capacity for larger loads while maintaining the precision required for professional ceramic work.

At the heart of the kiln is L&L's Genesis Multi-Zone Touchscreen Controller. Using three independently monitored thermocouples and dynamic zone control technology, the kiln continuously adjusts heat output throughout the firing cycle to maintain even temperatures from top to bottom. Built-in WiFi connectivity and remote monitoring capabilities provide added convenience and control over every firing.

Designed specifically for high-production use, the eQ2827-3 features Quad Heavy Duty Elements, hard ceramic element holders, protected thermocouples, and a higher-powered design than standard ceramic kilns. The result is improved performance, excellent firing uniformity, and reliable operation under demanding workloads.

Built with 3" K23 firebrick insulation, a corrosion-resistant construction, solid peephole plugs, and a strong full-support stand, the eQ2827-3 is engineered for years of dependable service. An angled piggyback control panel improves visibility and access, while the spring-assisted easy-lift lid simplifies loading and unloading.

For ceramic artists and studios seeking a powerful, production-ready kiln with advanced firing technology and proven durability, the eQ2827-3 delivers professional results firing after firing.

Specifications

  • Model: L&L eQ2827-3
  • Inside Chamber Dimensions: 28" W diameter x 27" H
  • Cubic Feet: 10.2
  • Overall Dimensions (Footprint & Height): 35” W x 49" D x 74" H
  • Maximum Temperature: 2350°F / 1287°C, Cone 10
  • Weight: 455 pounds
  • Brick Thickness: 3" K23 Firebrick
  • Sections: (3) 9" high sections, 3 thermocouples
  • 240 Volt / Single Phase Amperage: 62.3A
    • Fuse size: 80A
  • 208 Volt / Single Phase Amperage: 71.9A
    • Fuse size: 90A
  • 240 Volt / 3-Phase Amperage: 36A
    • Fuse size: 50A
  • 208 Volt / 3-Phase Amperage: 41.5A
    • Fuse size: 60A
  • Watts for all configurations: 14,950
  • Wired connection - Direct (no cord included) for the following configurations
    • 240 V / Single Phase
    • 208 V / Single Phase
    • 240 V / 3-Phase
  • Wired connection for the 208 V / 3-phase:
    • NEMA 15-50 3 Phase Plug with a six-foot cord. Neutral is not used. (Kiln may be directly wired without affecting the ETL listing.)

Current lead times

Estimated production timeline is 14 to 16 weeks.

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FAQs - Configuring Your Kiln

There are certain selections you must choose. And then there are options you can click on or ignore. The answers below should help you make the best choices for you.

 Which Kiln Voltage Should I Select?

Higher voltage means lower amperage draw and greater efficiency, which can save money long term. 240V and 208V cost the same—most home studios use 240V, while 208V is common in schools or large facilities. Amperage refers to the amount of electrical current a kiln draws—higher amps require heavier wiring and breakers.

What's The Difference Between Single-Phase and Three-Phase?

Single-phase is what almost all homes have. If your facility has three-phase, you can choose either—but three-phase is typically the better long-term option due to smoother power and improved efficiency.

Which Relay Option Do I Need?

Mechanical relays are standard and reliable. Solid-state relays (SSR) offer silent operation, faster cycling, greater precision, and longer lifespan—ideal for frequent or high-accuracy firings.

What Are The Differences Between Kiln Controllers?

The following controllers are used across kilns sold by Pottery Pulse. Not all models offer every option—available controllers are listed on each product page. Some kilns include only the standard controller, while most allow upgrades for added precision and convenience.

Olympic Kilns

  • Infinite Switch – Manual dial control for simple heat adjustments.
  • KilnStar – Digital controller with preset and user-defined programs.
  • Genesis – Advanced touchscreen interface with Wi-Fi and data logging.

Evenheat Kilns

  • Icon – Digital 3-button controller for straightforward firing.
  • RampMaster II – Manual digital controller for ceramic kilns; flexible ramp/hold programming.
  • RampMaster 3 – Updated version for glass kilns with refined interface.
  • Icon+ – Enhanced digital control with expanded profiles and precision.
  • TAP II – Smart touchscreen controller with Wi-Fi, data tracking, and remote access.

Hot Shot Kilns

  • Novus – “Set & Go” controller: set a target temperature and it does the rest (no segments).
  • Spark – Entry-level touchscreen controller with intuitive operation and limited program control.
  • TAP II – Smart touchscreen controller with Wi-Fi and real-time monitoring.

Jen-Ken Kilns

  • Orton AF3P 3-Button – Reliable and straightforward for basic firing.
  • Orton AutoFire 4000 12-Key – Expanded program capacity and fine control.
  • Orton AutoFire Slide Touchscreen – Modern, responsive touchscreen interface.
  • TAP II Touchscreen Smart Controller – Wi-Fi connectivity and real-time data tracking.

What Are Collars For?

Not all kilns can use a collar, but Olympic’s Hot Box kilns can be ordered with a collar to expand versatility. A blank collar simply adds height to the firing chamber, while a bead collar adds the same height and includes a built-in bead or annealing door for quick-access lampwork projects.

What Does The Power Interrupt Switch Do?

This safety feature automatically cuts power to the heating elements whenever the kiln lid or door is opened. It prevents accidental burns, protects elements, and resumes power only when safely closed. (Also called an automatic lid shutoff on Olympic kilns.)