(2 Pack) Water Heater RV Anode Rod Suburban 232767 Mor-Flo - 3/4" Thread with PTFE Thread Seal Teflon Tape
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- To replace worn or corroded anode rods in your RV's water heater. Anode rods protect the water heater tank from corrosion.
- 99.8% Pure High Quality Magnesium anode rod. Better than powered anode rod, camper rod and aluminum rod. Compatible with all models Suburban (D, DE, DEL, DEM models).
- For RV water heaters and camper water heater. Replacement Part Suburban 232767. Large Roll Of Teflon Pipe Thread Sealing Tape Included for you. Size: 9 ¼’’ Length and has ¾’’ NPT Thread. Uses a 1 1/16’’ (27mm) socket (not included)
- Replacing the anode rod in a water heater before it fails can slow down corrosion inside the tank and significantly extend the life of the water heater, sometimes even doubling it. You can get rid of the rotten egg smell with 3 simple steps.
- A magnesium water heater anode rod protects your tank better and last longer. Aluminum/zinc rods are cheaper and are recommended if you have smelly incoming water. But consult a water treatment specialist before switching to an aluminum rod.
- Anode rods should be replaced regularly 6 months to 1 year if you have bad incoming water, keep few spare in your RV just in case while you are camping.
- 99.8% Pure High Quality Magnesium anode rod. Better than powered anode rod, camper rod and aluminum rod. Compatible with all models Suburban (D, DE, DEL, DEM models).
- For RV water heaters and camper water heater. Replacement Part Suburban 232767. Large Roll Of Teflon Pipe Thread Sealing Tape Included for you. Size: 9 ¼’’ Length and has ¾’’ NPT Thread. Uses a 1 1/16’’ (27mm) socket (not included)
- Replacing the anode rod in a water heater before it fails can slow down corrosion inside the tank and significantly extend the life of the water heater, sometimes even doubling it. You can get rid of the rotten egg smell with 3 simple steps.
- A magnesium water heater anode rod protects your tank better and last longer. Aluminum/zinc rods are cheaper and are recommended if you have smelly incoming water. But consult a water treatment specialist before switching to an aluminum rod.
- Anode rods should be replaced regularly 6 months to 1 year if you have bad incoming water, keep few spare in your RV just in case while you are camping.