What fitting do I need to get to put this inline with my heater inlet plumbing?
587476
A simple pipe clamp large enough to wrap around your pvc plumbing is all that is required.
4252
You don't need this unless you are purchasing a Moen faucet it fits. Any connection fittings you may need should already be with the existing faucet. If not your local hardware will have. anything you need
1616552
I installed this unit with a one inch gas line, and you might have to get a fitting or two, and definitely get the service valve kit I know it's a little more but you will be glad you did when it comes time to service
1236562
You need to check Rheem specs. A heating plumbing store can look up the heater and rod size.
1590398
From input to output on unit is 5in, after installing pipe fittings, you would need to cut out 6 1/8in for it to fit.
1797472
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.
676462
You need a barbed threaded fitting to connect a line to the valve. A local brew supply or hardware should have a fitting for less than $5. The threaded end of the fitting will screw into the valve, and your line (hose) will attach over the barbed side.
565587
You need the flange kit for this item and they are threaded 3/4" pipe thread
671002
The inlet and outlet are a both 1/2" NPT threads on the inline pump head. We sale quick disconnect couplers the thread right on or we have a 1/2" barb that has a 1/2" NPT female threads.
866214
Use a 1/2" npt union or better yet, get the valve kit so you can flush out the unit once in a while. Make sure you put a T&P valve on the outlet side for safety. it will be part of the valve kit if you purchase it.
409082
Yes you will most likely need some additional fitting however start with the kit and add required fittings Home Depot or Lowes or Menards should have the fittings
1236563
It should. I've never seen a water heater that had anything but 3/4" pipe thread fittings. A piece of advice: an impact wrench, air or electric, whichever you have or can borrow will make it easy to remove, otherwise you're going to have a tough time getting the old one out. Russ
881093
It's a standard threaded fitting. If you have it on your sink faucet it will work.
1286067
Where the gas line connects on my pro com 30000 btu heater is for a 3/8 " pipe . I had to get a fitting to go from 3/8" to 1/2" black pipe . Then i could connect my shut off valve using 1 made for 1/2" black pipe. I bought everything i needed at a menards store. Hope this is helpful.
1483389
The best way to find out if yours will fit or not is to first find the breaker for the water heater and shut it off. Then drain the water heater to just below the top thermostat. Take out the existing one and experiment to see if yours fits. I match the part with the water heater myself. If you have a 220 breaker it should fit most threads are standard.
691608
I bought mr heater hook up kit #F271239 then I took my hose & the valve/red handle to local hardware store said I need to connect this to this cost $2.22 for the right fitting... NO MORE PROBLEM...........
624098
Not totally sure, but any hot tank should come with it's own matched fittings...