Can someone tell me what kind of connectors I am to use to connect the water heater to the water lines?
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I have brass and copper on mine use plumbers tape on threads some campers have gray PVC fittings de pends on your pluming in your camper
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1/2 or 3/4 elbow should work to screw in to the tank the owners book should be help full on size
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I was replacing the heater with the same make and used the existing plastic connectors and water lines already in my 12 year old 5th wheel
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All in and out connections are standard hose thread. I use mine for a 1/4 drip system.
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You need 1/2" pipe thread fittings. Either couplers and male barbs or female hose barbs match barb size to your tubing
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You will need adapters to connect from your trailer to the connectors on the water heater. Don't forget the vent.
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Hi Becky, not sure what size gas line is needed. I can tell you that we needed several parts in addition to the water heater. Overall very satisfied with it. Enjoy!
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You need a hansgrohe ibox universal plus, &#65279;http://www.hansgrohe-usa.com/13673.htm, to connect cold and hot water source as well as to the outputs like shower head and hand shower. Hope it help!
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This anode has a 1" male pipe thread. If the water heater has a 1" Female pipe thread it will fit. If it is too long just saw it off to the proper length. I have seen used anodes that eroded like Swiss cheese, and they actually expanded larger than the inlet, making it very difficult to remove. Turn your hot water heater off and run enough water through it to cool the water, then turn off the water before removing it. The anode inserts directly into the tank which is under your potable water supply pressure.
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You should be able to connect to any water source. May have to hook to hot and cold washer connections and put a coupler where you could control the temperature of the water.
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You should really have a plumber fix this for you. Is the tank supplying the house already? Is so, you would have to branch off the main line to make a heater connection.
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no,keep it simple buy what is designated for your heater read info. on this one,just in case here it is,Don't buy this one unless you buy a new water heater and have someone qualified to run a new line that is 240v(10,000 watts, 40 amps, 250 volts, 60Hz capacity)
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It would be helpful to know what model and year water heater you have. Like the previous person said it could fit but you would need some adapters to make the fitting work.
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You will need the valve kit and the exhaust kit. The pipe for the gas should be 3/4". you will not run well with the 1/2" gas pipe typical in most homes for the water heater.
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3/8" copper line would probably be sufficient for the two panel heater. Personally, I would run Black Iron Pipe instead.
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You will need to go to a propane dealer and get an adapter. Any plumbing supply should help you also. I had to buy a couple of adapters.
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I took my hose to home depot and they gave me the adapter I needed. I hope this helps you.Sandy
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You need to get end piece connectors and a crimper. Cut a small piece off the wire, if you have wire to spare, and ask at the hardware store what size and type of connectors you need.
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Yes. What you see pictured is exactly what the unit looks like. Two spade type connectors for the electric connections, and there is a threaded stud on the face of the water heater that has a nut that holds this unit against the surface of the water heater. Just be careful the electric is turned off prior to replacing this assembly, and the water does not need to be drained either.