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Thermex 2000W TW Copper Heating Element, 34013090000 (076)
Product description
Thermex heating element with a power of 2000 W is made of high-quality copper, ensuring reliability and a long service life. This component is essential for the efficient operation of your water heater, providing rapid water heating. The model is compatible with various Thermex water heaters and can be easily installed with basic skills.
Technical specifications
| Power | 2000 W |
| Voltage | ~230V |
| Flange diameter | 64 mm |
| Heating element length (±10 mm) | 335 mm |
| Length from flange (±10 mm) | 307 mm |
| Length of sleeves for thermal relay and thermostat (±5 mm) | 175/218 mm |
| Diameter of sleeves for thermal relay and thermostat (±1 mm) | 8/10 mm |
| Width of heating element (±5 mm) | 31*33 mm |
| Flange height (±2 mm) | 10 mm |
| Thread diameter for anode mounting hole | M4 |
| Connection | 3 terminals (1 double) (6.3 mm) |
| Heating element material | Copper (alloy) |
| Flange material | Stainless steel |
| Manufacturer | Thermowatt (Italy) |
Compatibility
The heating element is compatible with a range of Thermex water heater models:
- IR 100 V
- IR 120 V
- IR 150 V Elite
- IR 150 V Flat
- IR 150 V RoundPlus
- IR 50 V
- IR 80 V
- IS 30 V
- IS 50 V
- RZL 100 VP
- RZL 100 VS
- RZL 120 VS
- RZL 150 VS
- RZL 30
- RZL 30 VP
- RZL 30 VS
- RZL 40
- RZL 50
- RZL 50 VP
- RZL 50 VS
- RZL 80 VP
- RZL 80 VS
How to choose the right part
When selecting a heating element for your water heater, pay attention to the following aspects:
- Power and voltage to match your water heater's requirements.
- Dimensions (length, flange diameter) to ensure proper installation.
- Material of the heating element – copper provides better thermal conductivity.
- Compatibility with your water heater model.
Causes of failure and prevention
The most common causes of heating element failure include:
- Calcium deposits due to hard water.
- Overheating due to insufficient water in the heater.
- Electrical surges and voltage fluctuations.
To avoid failures, it is recommended to:
- Regularly descale the water heater.
- Install voltage stabilizers.
- Check the water level before turning on the heater.
Replacement recommendations
Replacing the heating element can be done in several steps:
- Disconnect the water heater from the power supply.
- Drain the water from the heater through the designated valve.
- Remove the old heating element by unscrewing the fasteners.
- Install the new heating element, ensuring it is oriented correctly.
- Tighten the fasteners and connect the electrical terminals.
- Refill the water heater and check for leaks.
- Turn on the water heater and check its operation.
Replacement difficulty rating: medium. The replacement can be performed by both a professional and someone with basic electrical skills.