Rv Water Heater Anode Rod

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Rv water heater anode rod.

After watching this update you ll know why we highly recommend using suburban oem magnesium anode rods instead of the aftermarket anode we tried out. One of the most common killers of rv water heaters is interior corrosion. Lot of 2 rv water heater anode rod magnesium anode rods 3 4 thread long lasting tank corrosion protection compatible with suburban 232767 and mor flo water heater tanks 4 9 out of 5 stars 134. Because aluminum doesn t have the same corrosive properties as steel that is used on other brand heaters adding an anode rod won t provide any benefits over what the factory design already gives you.

Suburban 520900 water heater element with gasket for sw series 120v. The best part of using the aluminum anode rod is for places where there are a lot of sulfates present in the water. Most of the heaters come with anode rod as a standard option because of this mechanism. Rv water heater anode rod magnesium anode rod suburban water heaters suburban morflo 9 25 long 3 4 thread long lasting tank corrosion protection 1pc 4 8 out of 5 stars 578.

They are made from aluminum magnesium or zinc all metals that will sacrifice themselves through electrolysis and save the exposed steel water heater tank from a similar fate. This anode rod fits atwood water heaters. More items to explore. Both metals help to protect your tank.

This particular design and manufacturer are producing effective and well made rods than fit without any issues in those tanks. The atwood rv water heats like the part at96163 that you were looking at do indeed feature an aluminum clad tank that eliminates the need for an anode rod. 1 2 npt fits atwood heaters. Magnesium anode rod extends the life of a water heater by attracting corrosive elements in the water protecting the tank and elements from corrosion.

The anode rod works specifically to change the sulfates into hydrogen sulfides that can reduce the levels of contamination. An anode rod is a solid metal cylinder that gets screwed into a water heater s drain plug to prevent the steel water heater tank from rusting inside.