Will tghis rod fit correctly onto my Rheem HG 40 Water Heater? I mean the thread where the hex bolt fits, not the length of the rod.
752451
The thread on this rod should be compatible with all residential water heaters that have a hex head.
1938350
I don't know, but my suggestion is the same of the other commenter, same as I did too. It all depends on your unit's model number. Once you find that, a simple search will hook you up with the correct anode rod.
1483389
The best way to find out if yours will fit or not is to first find the breaker for the water heater and shut it off. Then drain the water heater to just below the top thermostat. Take out the existing one and experiment to see if yours fits. I match the part with the water heater myself. If you have a 220 breaker it should fit most threads are standard.
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Yes it does, as all Fury series water heaters. It screws in from the top. The spec sheet here also mentions it:https://www.rheem.com/documents/fury-gas-rheem-fury-gas-spec-sheet"Longer Life*Patented magnesium anode rod withresistor protects the tank from rust"
1526071
Threads inside of my tank take the fitting on it ... it's a LH thread by the way, opposite from what you're used to...
1373835
The standard Anode rod has a 1 and 1/16 head on top of it. If your water heater has this size Anode head, the new anode rod will work.
52246
I think you have to provide your own threaded barb fitting. Y ouc ould choose the outlet diameter at that time. Get high temp silicone hose. I can tell you that the o ring seals are crap. I took mine up to the homebrew shop and bought replacements. Once you can get it to stop leaking, it makes a good hot liquor tank.
895711
Yes. Your power vent water heater takes a Rheem SP 11309C anode rod. That particular rod is the same length (44") but smaller diameter (the treaded hex on both Is the same diameter/thread). The larger diameter of this rod will provide longer service life.
884244
All we know is it fits the standard water heater on our trailer, do not know about model #'s. If it does not fit send it back. you should probably ask the persons selling it.
369541
Double check if 3/4" inch thread size, not head, if so then yes. May need to cut it short if short water heater model. Note: Magnesium rod, Kenmore 9001829 is aluminum. May not matter if using city water, but recommend zinc if using well water.
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I used the Rheem Sp11526C rod (after cutting 12" off) on my 40 gal. Penfield WH and it's working fine. The rod threads are pretty standard and only the length, diameter, and material of the rod needs to be considered when buying. Use teflon tape on the rod's threads for a good seal, but leave some bare threads so the rod electrically connects to the tank. I would think this rod would work in a Rheem WH as well. Also, I agree with Dr. Evil's reply.
737629
These will fit in tanks with a minimum diameter of 13". The threads are 1" NPS. If your water heater meets these requirements then it will fit.
1236562
You need to check Rheem specs. A heating plumbing store can look up the heater and rod size.
122773
The length of the rod is 29" and the diameter is 3/4". This anode rod works on all water heater models and can be cut to a desired length. Thank you -
1055802
My water heater, in a loft, had little more than a foot of overhead clearance and I was able to jockey it in on an angle. Just remember to clean out the threaded opening, tape the thread of the new rod with teflon, and straighten the rod as you put it in.
87236
Look at the part number on you water heater and look for the required assembly for you water heater. If the numbers match your good to go :)
195728
The fittings on the water heater are 3/4 inch, the 1 inch pipe will need to be reduced to 3/4 inch to fit, Home Depot will help you, just ask!!