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Description
Heating Element w/Gasket - Bolt-On Type - 120v
The WH1A-S is a screw in heating element that is 1250w at 120a designed to quickly and efficiently heat the water via electricity in a Raritan water heater.
These elements must be installed, and the tank filled prior to applying any power or they will burn out. Raritan does offer an element that can last a bit longer if power is applied without water in the tank.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.
So much better than the rubber ones I took off, easy install!
Spreader Boots
Daz Jensen
Where Have You Been All My Boating Life?
What a great little piece of tech - I don't know how we got by without it in the past. No more guessing how full the holding tank is or having to clean icky tank senders. This little bluetooth RADAR sending unit mounts on top of the tank and connects wirelessly to our Victron Cerbo.
Setup is super easy, push the button on the unit so it can calibrate to the tank then enable bluetooth and set up your rank dimensions on your Cerbo. It's as easy as that.
We've had it installed and running for about two weeks now and couldn't be more pleased (We like it enough that I ordered a second one for our water tank.)
Lots of wiring - no leaks! Be sure to run ALL the wires through BEFORE completing the run!
Seaview White Plastic Vertical Cable Seal f/Multiple Wires Up to 10.6mm/0.5"
Ari Storch
"Currently" super happy.
Installed on Yanmar 4JH57 engines with Zeus Controllers - HOLY WOW power. Losing some power at top end but overall very satisfied. Will do a long term review later. Talk about power - hope to never need my generator again!
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.
