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1.5" Tri-Clamp 240v 4500w Foldback Water Heating Element

1.5" Tri-Clamp 240v 4500w Foldback Water Heating Element

Regular price $49.78 USD
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Size

Product Features

  • This Stainless Steel Tri Clamp 1.5" Inch (OD 50.5mm), fits 1.5"(38mm) pipe if the pipe has a 2" flange for tri-clamps
  • This SS304 Tri-clamp Ripple Foldback heating element provides 4500w / 240v of power
  • Easy to install and fits standard American 1.5" tri clamp fittings
  • The shape is to minimize length and maximize heated surface
  • Resists dry firing, lime deposits, and sand that would burn out ordinary elements

Technical Details

240v 4500w
  • Voltage: 240 volts
  • Wattage: 4500 watts
  • Tube Diameter: 8mm
  • Tube length: 280mm+220mm
  • Connection Type: 1.5" tri clamp
Stainless Steel

These elements are made from stainless steel to prevent any corrosion so they are suitable for use in virtually all types of water tank.

  • Supplied with silicone O-ring
  • Color: Silver

Application:

  • Great for use heating water in domestic hot water cylinders or water tanks in caravans, boats, workshops etc. Can also be used with waste vegetable oil in the the manufacture of biodiesel, and for home brewing etc.
  • The DERNORD 240v 4500w Foldback Water Heater Element has a compact, energy efficient design that is well suited for many applications. The element is folded back to minimize length and maximize the heated surface. It provides uniform heat distribution and offered long performance life, and fits most American, Bradford White, Craftmaster, General Electric and Whirlpool heater models.

Note:

  • If you have a gas hot water heater you may wish to put an electric unit ahead of it. This way the gas heater is always being fed hot water so it does not turn on as often and for shorter periods of time when it does.
  • If used as a diversion (dump) load, such an element is connected to the batteries via a charge regulator. When the regulator detects that the batteries are fully charged, it diverts the generated electricity to the element which heats water.
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