will this unit work in an RV in place of the existing water heater
1989319
It will work but keep in mind it is designed for one faucet only with ground water tempaboe 40F.
1989320
It should, BUT you can never let it be dry and that could be a potential problem..if dry element would burn out.
1989321
Hi Tina - If your outlets are 110 then this will work - it is designed for a small area though like under a sink - I do not think it will have the capacity to for showers and laundry - hope this helps - Doug
1819093
check with a RV dealer to see if it will match up and work with your old one.
1011341
no. basically what this unit does is keep water from a more distant water heater warm, so that you do not need to wait as long. I think that it would be very poor for what you want.
1228412
Yes. Unit will still operate even if electrical power goes out. Btw unit produces ample hot water and is energy efficient
596581
If you have the typical 50 amp RV service, it will work. I just installed one in my motorcoach and it is working perfect. It will charge your house batteries for your 12V lights and could run your heater, depending on the size of your heater. My RV doesn't have electric heating.
392025
In an RV the water installs through the outside wall and rests on the floor with blocks of wood screwed to the floor wedging the water heater so it doesn't move. Only two water lines to hook up and an LP line. It's imperative to install through an outside wall. I don't see why it wouldn't work in a cabin.
2276615
We have this water heater hooked up to regular electrical service and it barely heats water at all. I would not buy it. For any purpose.
605700
You will need to buy the exhaust pipe made for that tankless water heater. You won't be able to use the existing one
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.
47370
the part number you have listed #232362 is a water heater switch. Do you need a water heater switch or a water heater element? If you need the element, check the label that was placed inside your water door on your RV as there are several different models and wattages.
2158677
Yes. The type of water heater does not matter. This product is just a valve that is installed between your cold water supply and the water heater inlet.
2046253
Many of the RV water heaters use the same elements as home hot water heaters. Check out your local Box ( Lowes ) Store, you can also find the tool you will need to remove the element. Hope this helps. I am assuming your hot water heater is a combination propane , electric.
2084143
Yes. I have it connected on my RV between the house tank and the regulator. Connect a second tank to it with a separate hose. Turn house off 2nd tank on. Easy!
207409
Yes. Mobile homes require a different hook up than residential water heaters.
746238
Yes. Assuming you have a therm already installed this will replace it with little work.
2046254
Yes, I had to replace my original one that burnt out...do to my stupidity...I had left the electric switch on the water heater tank to "on" after I had winterized the RV. So when I started to De-winterize I absent mindedly plugged in the RV without turning the water heater switch to "off". Although this element is shorter than the original it works the same. You will need to purchase a special sized tool to remove the element. I purchased a couple more elements, just in case my stupidity returns?!?
915273
I do not see any reason why it shouldn't.If the heater is constantly used and is quite old, you should consider a replacement.