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THERMEX boiler heating element 1300W stainless steel D=63 mm (3401332)
Description: The THERMEX boiler heating element with a power of 1300W is made of stainless steel and has a diameter of 63 mm. This straight heating element is suitable for installation under the anode and includes two stainless steel tubes for temperature sensors. The unique stamped round flange with a diameter of 64 mm and M4 threaded mounting for the anode ensure reliable installation and durability.
Technical specifications:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Power | 1300W |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Diameter | 63 mm |
| Flange | Ø64 mm, stamped |
| Threaded mounting | M4 for anode |
Compatibility:
This heating element is compatible with the following models:
- THERMEX
- IF 30 V, IF 50 V, IF 80 V, IF 100 V
- ID 30 V, ID 50 V, ID 80 V, ID 100 V
- RZB 30 F, RZB 50 F, RZB 80 F, RZB 100 F
- RZB 30 L, RZB 50 L, RZB 80 L, RZB 100 L
- RZB 30 FV, RZB 50 FV, RZB 80 FV, RZB 100 FV
- Garanterm series Image GTI 30V, 50V, 80V, 100V, series GTN
How to choose the right part:
When selecting a heating element for your boiler, pay attention to the following parameters:
- Power: Ensure that the power of the heating element matches the requirements of your boiler.
- Size: Check the diameter and dimensions of the flange to ensure they fit your device.
- Material: Stainless steel provides resistance to corrosion and durability.
Causes of failure:
The main causes of heating element failure may include:
- Scale buildup, leading to overheating and overloading of the heating element.
- Corrosion caused by poor water quality.
- Malfunctions of temperature sensors, which can lead to improper operation of the heating element.
Methods to prevent failure:
To prevent heating element failure, it is recommended to:
- Regularly clean the boiler from scale.
- Use quality water with low mineral content.
- Check the operation of temperature sensors and replace them if necessary.
Replacement recommendations:
- Disconnect the boiler from the power supply for safety.
- Drain the water from the boiler by opening the drain valve.
- Remove the old heating element by unscrewing the threaded mounting.
- Install the new heating element, ensuring all connections are secure.
- Refill the boiler with water and reconnect it to the power supply.
Difficulty of replacement:
Replacing the heating element has a medium level of difficulty. Basic tool skills are required, but with instructions, it can be done independently.