Feature
●Extend Tank Service Time: Magnesium in anode rods is a sacrificial metal needed to prevent rust in water heater tanks. Absorb corrosive elements and prolong the service life of the water heater tank.
●Save Your Money: Instead of spending $400-600 on a new water heater every 6-9 years (excluding expensive installations), opt to replace the anode rods yourself for less than $30 per year.
●Compatibility: The over-all length is 9-1/4" with 3/4" NPT fitting for most of RV water heater. NOTE: RV water heaters generally have 3/4“ NPT, but youd better to ask the RV manufacturer.
●High Quality Magnesium Anode Rod: Magnesium is more active than aluminum so it will be "sacrificed" quicker. It will protect metallic parts better in your water system.
●Note: Be sure to flush the water heater before you replace the anode rod, and there will be some “sewage”on the bottom of the tank. Replace the anode rod only if you want to use the heater again immediately. If not, put it in a safe place till use.
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RVGUARD Magnesium Anode Rod for RV Water Heater
The over-all lenght is 9-1/4" with 3/4" NPT fiting for most of RV water heater
Instead of spending 400-600 dollar on a new water heater every 6-9 years (excluding expensive installations), opt to replace the it yourself for less than 30 dollar per year.
How does the Anode Rod protect your water heater?
Magnesium is a sacrificial metal needed to prevent rust in water heater tanks. Absorb corrosive elements and prolong the service life of the water heater tank. And its more active than aluminum so it will be "sacrificed" quicker. It will protect your water system better.
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Step 1: Switch-off water heater systemNote: Be sure to flush the water heater before you replace the anode rod |
Step 2: Remove used anode rod and drain the waterUse tool to loosen and remove the used anode rod |
Step 3: Install new anode rodClean the thread side to avoid rusty and install the new anode rod with applying teflon tapes. |
