will this work on a 155,000 btu LB White heater
1250990
IF you find the spec sheet it will tell you the maximum BTU per appliance and the maximum total. As I recall, the max appliance is 90,000 BTU and the total was 200,000 BTU. I don't know why the single appliance limit was so much less than the total. Doesn't make sense. You can download the spec sheet (I didn't save the link).
1250991
Yes, but....there is always a 'but.' If this is residential, most gas meters will flow 250k btu. Add up everything on the metered line and if it is more, ask the gas company for a 500k btu meter. If commercial, do the same. I would run a 3/4" black iron line to the heater and reduce it to 1/2" for the pressure regulator. This regulator is meant for line pressure up to 2#.... No higher. Make sure you know what the supply side pressure is.
1208236
To be honest, I dont know. But remember the whitlpool owns maytag so it might be work. Go to the sears parts website and type the serial and model number and look on the diagram for the number which represents the heater core and it will give the part replacement number. Then you copy paste the number and paste it on google or bing and it will give website the have the part for sale, look if amazons is there if not copy paste the part number and do the same but on amazons. Hope it work for you, thats what I did to find the part...
1215449
200 btu is 3/4 in piping, 250 btu up all require 1 and 1/2 in piping with 3/4 in at the heater. Anything less will not fill has line fast enough. You may get away with 1" but says 1 1/4". I just ran it from outside the house to save re piping
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I want to say yes, but I'm not 100% sure.. Best thing to do is to call the manufacturer and get the number that corresponds to your heater. Keep in mind that 9003542 is basically the same as 9003531 with the temperature ratings being the only difference, they're basically interchangeable. http://www.statewaterheaters.com/lit/partslist/res-gas.html
1649089
Multiply the wattage by 3.412 to convert watts to btu's. At 1500 watts, you get 5118 btu's. You would need a 2000 watt heater to get 7000 btu's.
1283747
With a one inch supplied connection stepped down at the burner to its 3/4" and a short amount of pipe with an appropriately sized meter it can do ~320,000 BTU with a clean powerful burn. Make sure to proved sufficient air underneath it. I have it run with less then 15' total pipe from the meter to the burner with the meter sized to provide >650,000 BTU. Gas is split between on demand water heater (200,000 BTU) and this burner.
1082138
No it will not. Had to try it myself to see. Sorry. My units are several years old. They give off a lot of heat though & for the money have been good heaters. I own 2 of them.
1609413
It should. I have a 10,000 btu and a 15,000 btu LG AC's and it works on both of mine.
2074279
I guess it would all depend on what model you're buying, dimensions and correct fire code in your area for installing fan with a heater in it?
1901935
I think there is a horsepower requirement. Look at your pump and compare this to the spec for the heater.
915273
I do not see any reason why it shouldn't.If the heater is constantly used and is quite old, you should consider a replacement.
1499507
Not Sure, I have a 10 gallon heater and you have a 16 gallon heater. Go to the Suburban web site and look up the parts list for your heater
2052756
I don't see why not. However, you will need a 240 volt circuit and have to wire that heater for 240 volt operation. The thermostat requires this voltage.
316843
Yes this controller will work for you. You will need to use it to control a relay for that large of a load. I used a 60 amp definite purpose relay to control (4) 3.6 KW heating elements.
1165843
not sure, i use this heater for a floor heater and it works great, with the application that you are talking about, you may not have enough flow with a heater this big.
1453653
it should work. we used it on electric wall heaters that were near that time. good luck
1029470
I'm not certain it would fit your heater. Mine is still in the box because I ordered the wrong one. If you are handy and willing to disassemble the unit it might work.