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Old 05-07-2014, 05:28 AM   #1
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Aqua Hot 1650 Watt element

does anyone know if this is a standard hot water tank 1650 watt element, 15 bucks from home depo or 45 from aquahot.

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Yes. As long as the wattage and mount type (thread or bolt-in) is the same, you can use the standard ones from Depot or Lowes. Most heater elements are one of about three standard types.
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Yes. As long as the wattage and mount type (thread or bolt-in) is the same, you can use the standard ones from Depot or Lowes. Most heater elements are one of about three standard types.
Thanks, that's what I figured but you never know.

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