Is this the correct anode for a Suburban SW6P?
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According to the foliwing link, yes, but I am not an experthttp://www.bigdiscountrv.com/water-heaters/test-1/suburban-model-sw6p-parts-breakdown
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According to the foliwing link, yes, but I am not an expert http://www.bigdiscountrv.com/water-heaters/test-1/suburban-model-sw6p-parts-breakdown
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It fit my SW6DE perfectly and yours is basically the same water heater without the electronic ignition.
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Set on correct amperage, yes. Check the instructions on the aluminum rods package for correct settings
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The drain plugs are the same size and that where the element fits into. How fast it will heat I do not know. My 6 gal takes around 45 min to be useable. Hope this helps Rob
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Yes. It should be. Your 48 gallon water heater is tall enough to house the anode rod and according to the water heater spec sheet the hex head for the anode rod is situated between the cold and hot water nipples and aft of the flue. Make sure you have enough ceiling height above the water heater to install the rod.
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It should. The threads are pretty standard. If it happens to be too long, you can simply cut off the excess with a hacksaw to match the length of your existing anode rod.
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If you're just hooking up one 6W panel to a 12V automotive battery, you shouldn't need a regulator, as the panel won't over-charge the battery. You shouldn't need a regulator unless you move up to a larger panel.
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The SW6 indicates a 6 gal water heater. The DE indicates the ignition type. The Camco 11563 should fit. The threads extend longer than typical but that shouldn't matter.
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I'm not 100% sure since I've already installed mine in a 10 Gal Suburban Water heater. But here is a description from eBay for this item: Anode Rod, Magnesium, #232767This 9 1/4" magnesium anode rod screws into the water heater and protects the tank by attracting corrosive elements to itself. The anode rod corrodes instead of your tank. Part number 232767.
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Unfortunately, I don't have access to my spare anode and its package and won't for several weeks. I don't know the answer off hand. sorry Dave
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Not sure about the 6V. I burned out my Proform recumbent bike controls by using a 12V adapter.
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Better check with the seller first because the type your Suburban takes are ATO fuses. Jeanette you can pull one out and take it to Wal-Mart and have the auto service tech match it for you....
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Good question, I bought my SD based on it fitting in the back of my Suburban. Please post a description of the trailer you purchase ...I may go that route eventually. You might want to check the SD manufacturer's website, I posted their information from a previous question.
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This is an Aluminum Anode Rod according to the listing: Suburban 232768 Aluminum Anode Rod
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This is a sacrificial anode, intended to attract corrosion to itself, rather than to YOUR tank. It is also cuttable to length with a hacksaw. So . . . it should be able to go where your EXISTING anode is. Additional bit of useful info -- when the factory installs the original in the hot water heater, they use high-speed, high-torque wrenching devices. To quote one of the factory reps, semi-jokingly -- it takes 6 men and lots of beer to get it loose. In reality, you will need a hefty socket wrench AND a metal pipe that fits around the handle of the wrench to achieve enough leverage, to loosen the factory set rod. GOOD LUCK!
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According to http://www.americanrvcompany.com/Suburban-Water-Heater-Parts_c_272.html this element fits Suburban SW6 through SW10 water heaters.
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I'm afraid I can't answer as I have an SW6DE...the rod works perfectly in my unit
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call kenmore & find out what length it needs to be. then you can use a hacksaw to shorten your new one to the correct length. the thicker the diameter, the better. seems that all anode bolt tops are the same size.