outside height of my tank is 46" high will a 42" long anode rod fit ?
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It depends. if you have a gas heater, you will probably have to cut off one of the sections or it will contact the burner section. If electric, you should measure the internal dimensions and determine if there is sufficient clearance. If the plug dimensions match, you can make it work!Dave
331153
Yes, that should work. The anode doesn't go all the way to the bottom of the tank
331154
The inside depth should be less than the outside. Also, if you buy the "linked" anode rod, and it turns out to be too long, you can always cut one of the links off. The important thing is that the anode rod does not touch the bottom of your water heater. Shorter is better than longer, in other words. Hope that helps. If in fact your water heater is actually 46" deep, the 42" rod will be fine.
331155
It may but if it bottoms out you can clip off some of the anode rod with a hacksaw. Hope this helps
1727527
Yes, if you have the correct 1 inch pipe fitting on the tank, the anode will protect the tank from corroding. If the length is too long, cut to suit
97962
I have a 46 gallon bow front aquarium and yes it fits on mine. It has worked really well so far. Hope this helps.
100252
My tank has a 4" diameter so pi * D is a little over 12". The total length of my tank and regulator is 21". I'd say yes, it will probably fit.
914499
It is not so much the diameter of the rod as the standard plug size in the tank. You will find the the old one will come out very hard, you must use an impact wrench and that will make the job easier. Remember these rods are sacrificial so diameter isn't a problem.
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36" will be better for your tank. 24" bracket only have 27" Aluminum tube. Thanks
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this light is 36 inches long its on my 40 gallon breeder tank. im not sure if it will fit your tank of not.
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I really cant answer that. I attached it to a single tank. It is about 4" tall.
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Add long as the dimensions are the same. The top of my tank is 12 1/2 by 30 1/4.
872203
You would need the 48" to properly span the tank. The 36" would not cover the whole length and would have to sit on top of the glass.
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Anode rods for the most part have a standard size pipe fitting attached to them. As far as Sears products go, they, in my experience tend to have a captive lock on their products. All I can suggest is , buy it and pull the old one out and match the fitting ends, if they match drop it in. If they don't you have to go through sears online parts department.
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It should. The threads are pretty standard. If it happens to be too long, you can simply cut off the excess with a hacksaw to match the length of your existing anode rod.
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well if your tank is a aqueon 36 gallon bow front it should fit, plus i think the dimensions mentioned in this page they are for the box not for the top
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The one that I purchased was for a two ft tank but it fit perfectly. I suspect the one for a 3 ft tank will fit as well.
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Sergey , it will fit but its sort of a big job. I did mine and had never did the job before. Kind of tricky getting the tank down . I used a two scissor jacks to get it down and back up
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Hello Anthony, From what I have been able to research, if you have a standard tank with a center brace it should. If the dimensions of the tank are 13" deep by 48" long.I hope this answers any questions you may have. Thank you, Gabriela
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I had 47" and it fit and looks great. It was a pain to put in til I bought my own hardware to mount it. Remember you'll have space to bury any excess of the flue up in your ceiling. Hope that helps. Oh yeah the finished height from ceiling to bottom of the unit ended up being 19.5" but I snipped a little off