west bend sensa temp heat controller wb # 1 replacement temperature control 1500 watts fits electric & liquid oil core skillets, lifetime, lektro miracle maid, royal prestige, saladmaster, webalco west bend west bend sensa-temp heat control wb 1 control stamped on back: 1500 watts 110-120 volts ac only do not immerse in water e78229-hmd2w wb # 1 control made in japan. quick reference temperature guide settings on front of face of control: off, warm, simmer, 225 up to 425 degrees. quick start temp guide on front of dial: eggs, fried...250, bacon...300, sausage...300, ham slice...325, hamburgers...325, french toast...350, pancakes...350, grilled sandwiches...375. stainless metal probe length is: appx. 2 1⁄4” inches, contact holes measure across - center of one hole to the center of the other hole will measure appx. 1 5/8" inches apart. controller dimensions: appx. 3 5/8” inches long by 2 1/8” inches wide by 5/8” inch thick (high) at the front of the controller. cord length: is appx. 32” inches long not including the heat controller or the plug in at the end. this west bend "sensa-temp" heat control model is no longer being made for many years by west bend - it is now a discontinued item from production. the wb # 1 model 1500 watt heat control will fit the following type small appliances: vintage west bend aluminum no stick skillets both square and oblong models, vintage miracle maid / lektro maid skillets. also the following skillets made by west bend and regal ware: lifetime, classica, cordon bleu, health craft, kitchen kraft, lustre craft, regal society, rena ware, royal prestige, saladmaster, townecraft, liquid core and webalco electric oil core stainless steel skillets. please compare your current heat controller with the photo and the stamping on the back of this controller - to make sure this is your identical replacement needed for your small appliance. your appliance may also be stamped on the bottom that it requires a wb # 1 heat control - 1500 watts and it may also be indicated in the owner’s manual that it uses a wb # 1 control.