Can this be installed on an oil-fired hot water heater?
594276
I think so, you will need to keep all the vents, etc. clear. But it is easy to cut.
594277
I don't know the answer to that question. I ordered this to insulate a housing unit for Desert Tortoise
1001274
Yes but you need a y that connects to the hot water also. Or you can put a cap on the hot water side.
2218997
yes, as long as you have the right pipe that fits. good luck! the heater works great !
1290900
You would install this on the main water pipe coming into your home, before it splits for your water heater.
2255994
Yes! Just make sure you have all the proper connecting hardware and no kinks in any hoses. Also, be sure you install it at least one inch away from either the rad or the AC condenser. The oil cooler should not be touching anything else but air should be allowed to flow through it freely.
829513
I don't think so. This is a 29kw water heater. So this baby draws some serious power when in use. I'd say you would want a 30+kw unit to run it.
1741919
You could, but the heating element does not heat up the water very hot (in my experience).
1226550
I cannot positively answer that but I see no reason why not. To my best recollection - nothing was specified in regards as to any limitations on what water heaters it can be installed
1040211
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
133814
It sure will and more. It is continuous hot water! You will love it, but be sure it is installed outside.
1729375
Not likely. Your hot water heater needs more energy than this panel can produce unless it is strictly for operating a solinoid/thermostat from another energy scource to your heater.
1027474
Ya. It comes with paper gaskets and retaining rings and a pressure safety valve. It fit right on to the burner panel and worked great. Make sure that it is compatible with your model of water heater.
1048189
It would definitely work with your indoor sensor. Also double check the wirering diagram for the equipment you are trying to run oil furnace will work just fine water heaters etc do more research for application.
678499
As long as the flow rate of the pump is high enough to activate the flow switch in the water heater it will work.
1711471
No. It depends on hotwater tank style. Electronic ignition or not. I would search the internet for tank model. It will tell you the right part number or go to a campworld and get the part number then order from amazon like I did.
1373835
The standard Anode rod has a 1 and 1/16 head on top of it. If your water heater has this size Anode head, the new anode rod will work.
751554
it has a standard End connection to it just like your water hose outside so if your hot water heater has the same size faucet then it should okay