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DERNORD 1.5 Inch (OD50.5mm) Tri-clamp Heating Element 120V 1650W Electric Water Heater High Watt Density

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1.Size:120v 1000w


  • Stainless Steel Tri Clamp 1.5" Inch (OD 50.5mm) , fit 1.5"(38mm) pipe if that pipe has a 2" flange for tri clamp
  • SUS304 Tri-clamp immersion heating element provides 1650w 120v of power
  • Easy to Install and fits Standard 1.5" Tri Clamp fitting of American
  • Nylon Cable Gland Joint Adjustable Locknut for PG21 Wire OD 12.5mm to 18mm
  • Prevent dry firing, lime deposits, and sand that would burn out ordinary elements



Product Features
120V 1650W 1.5 Inch Tri-clamp immersion heating Element : Replacement American standard water heater parts
From the Manufacturer
DERNORD 120V 1650W Tri-clamp Immersion Heating Element Stainless Steel has a compact, energy efficient design that is well suited for many applications. Prevent dry firing, lime deposits, and sand that would burn out ordinary elements. It provides uniform heat distribution and offered long performance life, and fits more models of American,for Bradford White, Craftmaster, General Electric and Whirlpool heaters.
Technical Details
Voltage: 120V
Wattage:1650W
Color: Silver
Tube length: 170mm
Tube diameter: 8mm
Ferrule OD Size:50.5mm
Pakage includes:1PC heating element, 1PC silicone gasket, 1PC stainless steel cap and PG21 cable gland protector


Gino
Reviewed in Canada on March 9, 2024
All good. Thanks
AN
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024
Exactly what I needed to replace a burnt out element.
frank farrar
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2024
For its intended purpose this has the look and feel of a well-made water heating element. I am not familiar with the tri-clamp design, but as someone who has replaced more than a few 4-cap-screw flange mounted water heater elements during my apartment maintenance days, this is engineering progress to be sure.I have gradually been reinventing methods for testing power tool batteries, in the spirit of, "Make do with what you have." 20-volt batteries to be specific. I know there are devices for performing these tests, but what would be the fun in that?With this particular heating element, a 20v DC current produces a1.5-amp load that is steady and silent. It did not take long to discover that at a mere 30 watts, it is prudent to immerse this heater element in water for the several hours it takes to safely discharge a test battery.I'll spare you the technical details, but this has been progress for me. Which is what I'm looking for.I am well pleased with this find.