Is this DSI and 110-Volt?Cz it says PILOT Ignition, I am not sure... My Rv I can turn the Water heater from inside, is this one the same?Atwood G6A-6E
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If you are running on propane you do have to light the pilot. If you are on 110V you can turn it on from inside.
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It's Pilot light and 110V only. No electronic DSI Ignition system, you can not turn it on (at least the gas portion) from inside. Works great by the way! And, I prefer the simplicity of the pilot light; less to go wrong.
384674
99.99% of the residential type units made since WW2 use a 24 volt coil so you should be okay. Just remember to shut the power off before you change out the contactor
2046254
Yes, I had to replace my original one that burnt out...do to my stupidity...I had left the electric switch on the water heater tank to "on" after I had winterized the RV. So when I started to De-winterize I absent mindedly plugged in the RV without turning the water heater switch to "off". Although this element is shorter than the original it works the same. You will need to purchase a special sized tool to remove the element. I purchased a couple more elements, just in case my stupidity returns?!?
183879
Yes, a regular 110 volt plug. I do not know the wattage. Our living room is located off the kitchen with only a pocket door seperating the two rooms. It is an old home. It took me about 10 minutes to install. We got down to 14 degrees two mornings. It pulled the air from the wood heater in the kitchen. Got up to around 68 and held. Our central heat never came on as long as the wood heater was doing its job. Hope this helps, probably the best investment I have made in a long time.
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Your 75 w power inverter is grossly underpowered for this 200 W unit (which I had earlier tested at 326 W at 110 v). Likely some power is going to the immersion heater, but it's going to heat very slowly. Also, you risk blowing the fuse on your inverter, which you may have already done (check the fuse). I just took the unit on an international cruise and the unit, when plugged into 110 volts, worked very well. Always remember to let the unit reach water temperature (10 seconds or so) before removing from the water.
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The bottom of the heating unit reads 120v 400watt ac only. The cord has a 3 prong plug with one the prongs being the ground. Not sure if this helps you. You could try contacting the company for that info too. Their website is http://www.aroma-housewares.com/kitchen/appliances/customer-service.html. Their phone number is 800-276-6286. We love the coffee maker.
607055
I look into a parts break down for this unit and it shows the Atwood 93865 Water Heater Circuit Board with Fuse Potted Spade Electrode Connection. If your ready to order Please give us a call rvpartsinc.com.
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Can't answer as I sent unit back right away as soon as I read don't use if engine is on - and that's the only way my power outlet have power.
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if you are talking about the link ( http://www.amazon.com/Atwood-Mobile-Products-96121-Electronic/dp/B0002F67ZK/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t ) to the left then maybe, but the link refers to a who water heater not just the 12 volt gas valve ( 25m19v ).
705175
I don't really have that I knowledge. I have a oil heat system is 56 years old and uses a 110 line to run the thermostat.
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It's 110V, but please know it only lasts about two years. The heating element burns out and it will not turn on. However, it did work very well for two years. You can get an attachment to convert the 110 to 220V. Amazon sells them. I would recommend this one though...it makes hot water VERY fast and we have had no problems with it: Chef's Choice 681 Cordless Electric Kettle
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The Atwood 96163 would have almost all the same functions. The only difference is the GC6AA-10 E would not have a heat exchanger and is only available to OEM and the 96136 dose. The replacement is the Atwood 96163 GCH6A-10E Electronic Ignition DSI Gas and Electric with Heat Exchanger 6 Gallon Water Heater. You would just not hook up the heat exchanger.
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I just spoke to Atwood Tech Support. This is their part number 96163 for that model GCH6A-10E. They were not aware of a 220V version, which was listed in the specs on Amazon while searching for GCH6A-10E--which is listed for slightly less money. I believe that other heater was listed in error. Unfortunately, while I prefer to order from Amazon, their pricing is too high on these.
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Not really. The GC6AA is a true dual power unit. (propane or 110v). It uses an old fashioned pilot light. This model 96117 heats only with propane AND requires 110v for ignition. So, the GC6AA heats water with EITHER and the 96117 requires BOTH. If you don't care about that, it will likely fit in the hole that the GC6AA came out of with little or no modification.
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A bathroom wall heater with 110 volts is an old expression, years ago that was standard voltage in every home, over time the power companies have been adjusting the voltage upward in our homes. So some people say 110 volts, then it was 115 volt then 120 volts some time you may see 125 volts. The voltage from the power line is 240 which is cut in half to 120 volts for our day to day voltage. Why did they do this? It's a long story. When you see a heater with 110 volts it will run with an 120 volt power supply. What you want to look for when selection an bathroom or electric wall heater is 120 volts or 240 volts. Buying a 120 volt heater for a 240 volt power supply is problem, like put diesel in a gas car powered car it close but not close enough to work.
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WH is a standard abbreviation for water heater- model number is 5058A and/or SW6DE; don't know why there are two but it was a perfect replacement for mine which only was marked SW6DE
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6 gauge, I can't recommend the model though. It caused lights in the room to flicker. I ended up getting an EcoSmart 11 EcoSmart ECO 11 Electric Tankless Water Heater, 13KW at 240 Volts with Patented Self Modulating Technology and changing the Rheem out fo the EcoSmart. The specs are the same for each model. 125 amp sub panel minimum, 60 amp dipole breaker for the 6 gauge wire that needs to be run to the unit