Anode Rod - 0.840 in. diameter x 44
Anode rod is used to protect water heaters from corrosion caused by hard water. If anode rod is installed in a water heater, it should be replaced at least every 5 years. Especially important in areas with low water tables, high summer temperatures and old galvanized pipes that often contain lead, anode rods lessen water-induced stress on your water heater's tank by supplying an electrical current which acts as a sacrificial point. Anode Rod - 0.840 in. diameter x 44"
Rheem RMC-1A Magnesium Anode Rod. For Use With: Gas Water Heaters. Repair Parts - Filters, Anodes And Anti-Siphon Valves. Includes: (1) Anode Rod with 44 in. Length and 0.840 in Diameter. Features: Noiseless, Compact Design, Adjustable Thermostat for Temperature Setting (6 – 50
Rheem's Magnesium Anode Rods will deliver significantly greater corrosion protection in both saltwater and sediment-contaminated water. The magnesium anode rods will also help to prevent sediment build-up and scale around pipe openings such as chillers, heat exchangers, pumps and other process equipment. Features: 234550 Rheem Magnesium Anode Rod; 0.84 in. dia.; 44 in. length; Model# RTAMRAD44
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Our building service parts are made to our high standards so you can offer great value to your customers. Backed by a full 1-year warranty, the Rheem 234550 Magnesium Anode Rod with 44-Inch Length and 0.84-Inch Diameter is an original part and will improve your water heater performance.
RHEEM Magnesium Anode Rod, 44-Inch Length. For use with all single-tank Rheem high temperature water heaters.
In combination with a water softener, Rheem's anode rod keeps the magnesium in the water softener from corroding and keep your plumbing fixtures lasting longer, using less money and energy maintaining them. Rheem is America's longest-lasting outdoor plumbing products company... invented the chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC) piping that protects residential sprinkler systems from freezing and bursting.