Can this work around an interior water heater?
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Assuming you are trying to reduce the heat loss from the water heater, this would not be a good choice. This product works well as a reflector of heat from a radiator, but has limited value as an insulator. There are products made specifically to slow the heat loss from hot water heaters. For help see http://energy.gov/energysaver/projects/savings-project-insulate-your-water-heater-tank
879245
it's possible but remember the air bubble insulation and Mylar cover is plastic so high temp could damage the material if not present a fire hazard
1373835
The standard Anode rod has a 1 and 1/16 head on top of it. If your water heater has this size Anode head, the new anode rod will work.
649099
any position will probably work, it will let water flow from holding tank, but will only allow water to flow the same as you unplugging tank
608718
Not enough info to answer. The tank must be specific to the water heater and not to the R/V.
1055802
My water heater, in a loft, had little more than a foot of overhead clearance and I was able to jockey it in on an angle. Just remember to clean out the threaded opening, tape the thread of the new rod with teflon, and straighten the rod as you put it in.
2173571
Maybe. Check the wattage on your heater. The knob units can usually handle more current than this electric unit.If the wattage is sufficient, then yes.
2218997
yes, as long as you have the right pipe that fits. good luck! the heater works great !
804297
If this is a closed hot water system, I would think that it should work. I use it in a motor home Aqua Hot hot water heating system. Hope this helps.
1819092
Hea, Thats a good question, I have no idea. I used mine in a milivolt heater in my shop. Works great, after I proved it worked I threw out the directions. You might want to contact Honeywell ( call a heating supplier) Sorry I cant help, just know, its a great stat.
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I don't see why not. It is a small heater element that goes into the drain hole and the thermostat is taped to the side of the hot water tank. It has an on/off switch that needs to be placed where it is accessible and needs to be plugged in. We got it for an old camper that was given to us and the heater was in pieces. Works nicely and much cheaper than a new gas heater.
1018350
Not a code guy, but as I understand it, it can be anywhere in the system as long as there are no valves between it and the hot water heater (except, I assumed, an isolation valve for replacement purposes).
1417445
Considering that the cut out for the heater to stick through the cover is right near the cut out for the filtration system, I think it wouldn't be an issue with the water not being properly circulating around the heater. We haven't had an issue with ours.
786062
I used mine to wrap a short area of exposed water line on both hot and cold water so I would have to say yes to your question!
1632241
it will fit any hot water heater with one and one quarter inch pipe thread fittings just as long as the element does not touch the backside of a small water heater
1258923
The 10 ft long one is pretty hard to handle once it gets wet. I think this size would be way too long to put around a water heater. I would try something much smaller. I think even the 5 ft. would be pretty long. There are smaller ones that are just rectangles that I think would work better.
678499
As long as the flow rate of the pump is high enough to activate the flow switch in the water heater it will work.
1016717
If your water heater anode fitting is 3/4" NPT threads then it should work. Also if the new anode is too long then you can just cut some off of the end with a hack saw like I did to get the length you need. Hope this helps.