Will it fit a new Hot Water Heater or do you have to order by type unit
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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.
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There are sizes that come with this that do not fit my unit, so maybe one will fit yours.
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You will need to measure your opening and compare it to the heater measurements. You might be able to enlarge the opening if needed, depends on the surrounding structure.Probably have buy a door for it also, my old door didnt come close to fitting.
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Yes. Our water heater is a Bradford White model MITW50L6LN10 and the part we took off was an Ametek Inducer Model 117524.00. I received the part in one day and just finished installing it which took about 10 minutes. The vent pipe slips off the old, and on to the new. You fasten the inducer to the water heater with 4 screws and the plug. Plugged it in and it fits perfectly and works like a charm.
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It should fit most any patio heater. You may have to drill if the holes do not line up.
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Yes, the KA-90 Aluminum Anode Rod will work with your water heater. If it is too long you can cut it to shorter lengths. -Jon
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I think it will fit. It has to be strung thru all the insulator rings and can be challenging to install. For some it is easier to replace the whole rear heater shroud with the new element already installed in it.
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Not sure. It fit a different brand of hot water heater. The model number on the my old blower and this one matched. It is an exactly the same.
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I have a Bradford White 40 gal heater3500w-4500w and the element fit just like the old one. I reccomend getting the socket tool to remove and install the element. I also replaced both elements. I have hot water again like it was new. I also found out that you need to drain the tank every 2-4 months to prevent mineral build up. That is what caused mine to fail.
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Jonathan,The Rheem User Manual that I found on line did not specify the connection size. If it is a 3/4" NPT, this rod will fit. Personally, I don't of any water heaters that don't use a 3/4" female connection - so you are most likely fine. Safest way would be to remove your current one and verify size before ordering.Hope this helps.Dave
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It should fit cause you have to cut the plastic anyway to fit you filter, heater etc... So you can cut to your fit.
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Yes. The type of water heater does not matter. This product is just a valve that is installed between your cold water supply and the water heater inlet.
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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
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It has been a while since I did this, but it is a standard universal size. It fits the threaded female part of the electric water heater.
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Make sure you check the model number on your hot water heater and look at your tank to if it the same then it well fit and make sure you have the tool for the ring
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You will need to buy the exhaust pipe made for that tankless water heater. You won't be able to use the existing one
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I don't know that I would recommend this unit. We ordere this unit when we remodeled our kitchen because our old POU hot water heater was too tall for our new sink. The 1st one I ordered leaked from the bottom out of the box. Amazon sent me a new one that was fine for 2 months until it leaked from the bottom ruining my kitchen flooring before it was discovered. We have decided to remove the hot water heater all together. I hope this helps - good luck.