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Flange (for 1 tube) for THERMEX boiler
The flange for the Thermex boiler for 1 tube is a reliable solution for replacing the heating element with a power of 700 Watts. Made from stainless steel, this flange offers durability and a high degree of corrosion protection.
Product description
The flange is equipped with a port for installing an anode with M6 threading, allowing for easy installation of a "dry" heating element with a power range of 700 to 1200 Watts. This approach provides a more reliable method for heating water and eliminates the possibility of the heating element coming into contact with water, significantly extending its lifespan.
Advantages
- Operation of the "dry" heating element: No contact with water, preventing corrosion.
- Durability: High-quality materials ensure a long service life.
- Quiet water heating: Operates without excessive noise.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Tube length | 365 mm |
| Flange diameter | 64 mm |
Compatibility
The flange is compatible with all models of boilers from the THERMEX brand. When selecting, ensure that your boiler supports the installation of a "dry" heating element.
How to choose the right part
To avoid mistakes when selecting a flange, pay attention to the following points:
- Ensure that the flange dimensions (length and diameter) match your boiler.
- Check if your boiler supports the installation of a "dry" heating element.
- Make sure you have access to the threaded port for the anode installation.
Causes of failure and prevention
Common causes of heating element failure include:
- Contact with water, leading to corrosion.
- Overheating of the device.
- Improper installation or use of incompatible parts.
To avoid failures, follow the installation recommendations and use only original or compatible parts.
Replacement recommendations
- Disconnect the boiler from the power supply.
- Drain the water from the boiler.
- Remove the old heating element and flange.
- Install the new flange in place.
- Secure the anode in the M6 threaded port.
- Install the "dry" heating element.
- Fill the boiler with water and reconnect it to the power supply.
Difficulty assessment for replacement
Replacing the flange and heating element has a medium level of difficulty. If you have basic skills in working with electrical systems and are familiar with the boiler's structure, you should be able to perform the replacement yourself. Otherwise, it is recommended to consult a specialist.
