Microwave magnetron with long base plate — direct replacement for ovens requiring 1080 W at 2465 MHz Key benefits Stable mounting and reliable operation: The extended bottom (long base) plate gives better support during operation, reducing movement and helping maintain consistent performance. Strong heating performance: Operates at 1080 W and 2465 MHz to deliver efficient heating for common microwave cooking and reheating tasks. Built for durability: Constructed from aluminum materials to resist wear under regular use and extend service life compared with less robust parts. Safe, service-friendly installation: Designed for straightforward replacement; follow safety precautions to reduce risk during installation. What this magnetron solves Restores full heating power when a microwave stops warming food properly by providing the correct rated output and frequency. Improves mechanical stability inside the oven through a longer base plate that helps maintain alignment and secure mounting. Reduces the need for frequent replacements by using durable aluminum construction compatible with regular household or light commercial use. Important specifications (match before purchase) Output power: 1080 W Operating frequency: 2465 MHz Material: Aluminum components Feature: Long bottom/base plate for improved stability Installation and safety tips Always disconnect the microwave from the mains before beginning any work. Use insulated gloves and appropriate tools to protect against sharp edges and residual charge. Verify that your microwave model requires a magnetron rated 1080 W at 2465 MHz before installing this unit. Typical use scenarios Home microwave repair: Replace a failed magnetron to restore heating performance in a household microwave oven. Small foodservice or office microwave maintenance: Swap in this magnetron when a unit’s original tube has failed and the specs match. Appliance repair shops: Keep as a replacement part for clients whose ovens specify 1080 W / 2465 MHz magnetrons. Note: Confirm compatibility with your microwave model and follow local safety regulations and manufacturer guidance when replacing the magnetron.