Read how Bartlett came to be a top provider of environmental controls for small growers.
A quick summary of the zone control option available with many of our controllers.
Understand how much your firings are costing.
By setting a cone offset, you are able to raise or lower the final cone temperature by a maximum of 50°F (28°C).
Thermocouple placement can affect kiln temperature readings
Skip Segment lets you advance a Bartlett kiln program mid-firing for greater control and flexibility.
Adjusting your controller’s alarm temperature lets you set audible alerts at key points during a firing so you know exactly when specific temperatures are reached.
Have a problem with your kiln? How do you decide who to call?
Learn about the GHK/RWL's timer function for use with irrigation or lighting.
Learn how Bill Campbell of Campbell Studios Inc. accurately fires his crystalline glazes with our controllers.
Learn about new features in our new KilnAid+ update.
Learn about three major improvements we just made to our Headgrower app!
Learn how to set up your Genesis controller with the KilnAid app - instructions in video or step-by-step format!
Witness cones help you measure your kiln's uniformity, so you can prevent over- or under-fired ware.
When firing work that hasn’t fully dried, using a preheat can help prevent cracking and other firing issues.
If your controller won’t program to a higher temperature, the issue is often the kiln’s factory-set top temperature limit.
Proper care and a good operating environment can significantly extend the life of your kiln controller.
Knowing your thermocouple type is essential for accurate temperature readings and safe kiln operation.
The delay start feature helps you time kiln firings to fit your schedule—without sacrificing safety or control.
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