are the dimensions the same as Suburban Finished Goods Suburban Rv Water Heater LP Pilot SW6P? 12 11/16 by 12 /11/16 by 19 3/16 if so that's not what it says in the details
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Suburban 5054A Is the same model as the SW6p. Yes, the dimensions would be the same.
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That is probably the packaging dimensions. PAC has it listed as 3 5/16" X 2 11/16" X 4".
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Mine is 11 inches long by 6 inches wide. Mine does look different tho so this is probably a newer model.
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the spec they give is "31-1/8-by-6-by-6-inches". I measured something slightly different but within an 1/8th & I wasn't trying to be super accurate. I carefully matched filter and cartidge specs before i bought and it fit perfectly. but you have to do your homework to make sure you order the right cartridge.
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Yes, the measurements that you cite are about the same as mine. I am very satisfied with the quality and fit for my purposes.
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Sorry for my tardy reply, however, the dimensions are the same as the other responses.
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I'm no expert, but my experience with the Suburban RV water heater is that it is so efficient I wouldn't bother with changing it out for a tankless. Issues with tankless water heaters would additionally affect that decision. I purchased and prepared to install a tankless in our Arizona home at 4100 ft elevation and upon reading the instructions found it wouldn't function well above 3000 ft without some modifications. My experiences travelling with RV's is that I frequently used my Suburban water heater at elevations as high as 8000 ft. without any issues. Also, varying water conditions could speed the clogging of the tubes in a tankless. Just my opinion.. I'm no expert, but my experience with the Suburban RV water heater is that it is so efficient I wouldn't bother with changing it out for a tankless. Issues with tankless water heaters would additionally affect that decision. I purchased and prepared to install a tankless in our Arizona home at 4100 ft elevation and upon reading the instructions found it wouldn't function well above 3000 ft without some modifications. My experiences travelling with RV's is that I frequently used my Suburban water heater at elevations as high as 8000 ft. without any issues. Also, varying water conditions... » Read More I'm no expert, but my experience with the Suburban RV water heater is that it is so efficient I wouldn't bother with changing it out for a tankless. Issues with tankless water heaters would additionally affect that decision. I purchased and prepared to install a tankless in our Arizona home at 4100 ft elevation and upon reading the instructions found it wouldn't function well above 3000 ft without some modifications. My experiences travelling with RV's is that I frequently used my Suburban water heater at elevations as high as 8000 ft. without any issues. Also, varying water conditions could speed the clogging of the tubes in a tankless. Just my opinion.. « Show Less
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yes.it has a 110 volt heating element 1,440 watt - suburban may change element numbers and they are different watts as well. replacements can be from 1,000 watts to 1,500 watts. thread size approximately 1-1/2" in diameter.
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All modern RV sewer fittings to my knowledge are the same size. Check with an Airstream dealer.
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It Says 6x11 , I just counted the mounting screw holes. The picture matched mine exactly. All the items that come up in internet searches for exterior RV shower replacement seem to be from only 3 or 4 manufacturers and all seem to have this same size and screw mount pattern.
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Wow, it has been some time. My best recollection is either 3/4 NPT or garden hose which is very close. I ripped out the old one so the thread is what the RV manufacturer installed. It is definitely not the 1/2" reported by others.
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Not Sure, I have a 10 gallon heater and you have a 16 gallon heater. Go to the Suburban web site and look up the parts list for your heater
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fits MY Interstate Heavy Duty one: Termination: TOP POST (AUTO TYPE) Width: 7.175 Length: 11.83 Height: 7.38
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The dimensions listed by Wesley are correct. I am happy I bought this item. It works great.
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There are two major manufacturers of water heaters for RV's. Atwood and Suburban. They are not interchangeable and the models may vary over the years. I would highly suggest that you get the model number of the water heater that you have and that would alleviate any chance of making a mistake. Most manufacturers wont take back an electrical item once it has been installed. If you cant find the model #, call your local RV dealer and give them the make and model of the trailer in question along with the maker of the hotwater heater and they can tell you the proper part number for the board. Trust this helps, good luck. There are two major manufacturers of water heaters for RV's. Atwood and Suburban. They are not interchangeable and the models may vary over the years. I would highly suggest that you get the model number of the water heater that you have and that would alleviate any chance of making a mistake. Most manufacturers wont take back an electrical item once it has been installed. If you cant find the model #, call your local RV dealer and give them the make and model of the trailer in question along with the maker of the hotwater heater and they can tell you the proper part number for the board.... » Read More There are two major manufacturers of water heaters for RV's. Atwood and Suburban. They are not interchangeable and the models may vary over the years. I would highly suggest that you get the model number of the water heater that you have and that would alleviate any chance of making a mistake. Most manufacturers wont take back an electrical item once it has been installed. If you cant find the model #, call your local RV dealer and give them the make and model of the trailer in question along with the maker of the hotwater heater and they can tell you the proper part number for the board. Trust this helps, good luck. « Show Less
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Well I ordered this panel based on the dimensional info shown, hoping it would fit. It needed to fit the length and width of an A/C cover on a motorhome. So though I didn't record the exact dim., I am pretty sure the 31 x 14 is correct because I was not disappointed.
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does not fit on the sw6del 6 gallon propane/electric water heater.thread on heater is 1/2' not 3/4'