what is a Resistored anoid? I would like to use these in a wood boiler hot water storage tank.
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Chuck I honestly don't know what that refers to. I bought this anode to replace my aluminum anode in my hot water heater since the aluminum flakes from the old anode were clogging up my shower heads. The magnesium rod cured that problem for me. I wondered about the term resistor anode myself when I bought it, but never found out what it meant. You might go to the Rheem website and email them or give their customer service a call and I'm sure they could tell you.
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I bought this item for my parents. They were having trouble with build up in their boiler. This product had cured the build up in the boiler! I'm not sure about the poly line.
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I have the same problem - one nitrogen cylinder is too weak for resistance and I cannot find a replacement cylinder.On eBay only one set of cylinders is for sale but used for $199.
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These are poly bags not for use with heat guns. I think what you need are PVC bags that shrink when heated.Hope that helps. Good Luck!
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It is ceramic under the stainless. Im not sure about the fire resistance. If it was just the face of a fireplace I would think it would be ok. Im not an expert though.
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Yes, It does have an anode rod. However, in doing my own research The Rheem 22V0F1 is better than other tank type water heaters. We are very happy with it.
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As far as I know there are no components that are "heat sensitive". It's made of plastic, so don't expose it to open flames or heat extremes or it will melt. Nothing on the Aquamira site indicating any particular storage environment.
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I think you'll be good. These are meant to boil water at 210 and most of these orange/brown rings are silicone rated to at least 230.
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I'm not 100% sure since I've already installed mine in a 10 Gal Suburban Water heater. But here is a description from eBay for this item: Anode Rod, Magnesium, #232767 This 9 1/4" magnesium anode rod screws into the water heater and protects the tank by attracting corrosive elements to itself. The anode rod corrodes instead of your tank. Part number 232767.
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I have the same problem - one nitrogen cylinder is too weak for resistance and I cannot find a replacement cylinder. On eBay only one set of cylinders is for sale but used for $199.
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Other posts confirm that the coating is Dupont Autograph2 coating which will provide very good results if you cook without the use of PAM type coatings, cook at a lower temperature and do not try to sear/cook at high heat. High heat will destroy this cookware. Use wooden/nylon utensils. Wash well in warm water and soft washcloth. I've had Anolon Titanium cookware for 11 years and the ONLY piece that ever came into question was an 8 inch frypan that I let get WAY TOO HOT and the telon \coating started to deteriorate which is why I purchased the new frypan set. Treat your Anolon Advanced cookware right and they will provide years of service Other posts confirm that the coating is Dupont Autograph2 coating which will provide very good results if you cook without the use of PAM type coatings, cook at a lower temperature and do not try to sear/cook at high heat. High heat will destroy this cookware. Use wooden/nylon utensils. Wash well in warm water and soft washcloth. I've had Anolon Titanium cookware for 11 years and the ONLY piece that ever came into question was an 8 inch frypan that I let get WAY TOO HOT and the telon \coating started to deteriorate which is why I purchased the new frypan set. Treat your Anolon Advanced... » Read More Other posts confirm that the coating is Dupont Autograph2 coating which will provide very good results if you cook without the use of PAM type coatings, cook at a lower temperature and do not try to sear/cook at high heat. High heat will destroy this cookware. Use wooden/nylon utensils. Wash well in warm water and soft washcloth. I've had Anolon Titanium cookware for 11 years and the ONLY piece that ever came into question was an 8 inch frypan that I let get WAY TOO HOT and the telon \coating started to deteriorate which is why I purchased the new frypan set. Treat your Anolon Advanced cookware right and they will provide years of service « Show Less
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This unit works great, I have four of them ranging from 4 years of use to current. You must have enough gas flow to unit at least 3/4 ".Intake and out flow as instructed. I you call Navien in NJ. THEY ARE GREAT in helping you with any issues. If you are not experienced with these units I recommend you fine a plumber that is versed with these boilers. The number is 800-519-8794 , I am engineer so following any repair of this unit will take some good knowledge of it's function.
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This is a sacrificial anode, intended to attract corrosion to itself, rather than to YOUR tank. It is also cuttable to length with a hacksaw. So . . . it should be able to go where your EXISTING anode is. Additional bit of useful info -- when the factory installs the original in the hot water heater, they use high-speed, high-torque wrenching devices. To quote one of the factory reps, semi-jokingly -- it takes 6 men and lots of beer to get it loose. In reality, you will need a hefty socket wrench AND a metal pipe that fits around the handle of the wrench to achieve enough leverage, to loosen the factory set rod. GOOD LUCK! This is a sacrificial anode, intended to attract corrosion to itself, rather than to YOUR tank. It is also cuttable to length with a hacksaw. So . . . it should be able to go where your EXISTING anode is. Additional bit of useful info -- when the factory installs the original in the hot water heater, they use high-speed, high-torque wrenching devices. To quote one of the factory reps, semi-jokingly -- it takes 6 men and lots of beer to get it loose. In reality, you will need a hefty socket wrench AND a metal pipe that fits around the handle of the wrench to achieve enough leverage, to... » Read More This is a sacrificial anode, intended to attract corrosion to itself, rather than to YOUR tank. It is also cuttable to length with a hacksaw. So . . . it should be able to go where your EXISTING anode is. Additional bit of useful info -- when the factory installs the original in the hot water heater, they use high-speed, high-torque wrenching devices. To quote one of the factory reps, semi-jokingly -- it takes 6 men and lots of beer to get it loose. In reality, you will need a hefty socket wrench AND a metal pipe that fits around the handle of the wrench to achieve enough leverage, to loosen the factory set rod. GOOD LUCK! « Show Less
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I think they are made of polypropylene. The hottest liquid I've used them for is very hot tap water (about 115 degreesF); never tried anything hotter. But they are VERY thin so I wouldn't try anything hot enough to burn me.
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I have had 5 running since 2006. All still going strong. I do have an anode on my underground propane tank and boat. They keep the electricity in the environment from rusting the tank. Have no idea if water heaters have them as the ground is constant through the water and there should not be any transfer, but I am no expert.
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I am not sure about the product's resistance to heat, however if you would like to filter hot water, the best way to do that is probably to boil the water. That will kill all the bacteria and dirt.
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The stainless steel of both the inner and outer pots are magnetic. The outer pot is super heavy duty, ferrous, and very magnetic. If this meets the induction criteria then you are good to go. I didn't buy this double boiler for the induction feature so you will have to make your own conclusion. Off the top of my head I would say that the outer pot, for sure, would work well in an induction situation. The inner used in conjunction with the outer will do the job it was designed for. HC