Camco Aluminum Anode Rod- Extends the Life of Water Heaters by Attracting Corrosive Elements, Tank Corrosion Protection (11563), Silver

If you mineral content in your water is eating up your rods too fast this is a good alternative. Gets rid of the smell you have with some magnesium water combinations. If magnesium works, stay with that. If not, this is a good alternative.

Didnt thread in hole very far! Maybe two or three threads in! Should be farther for a pipe thread! Worked but would of rather seen more thread engagement!

Fit just as expected into my surveyor 2018 water heater. I will update if it erodes faster than expected

Perfect replacement for our Suburban 6 gallon RV water heater. Will order again.

Great fit for the RV Atwood heater. Only thing I did not like is the instructions state to only use a small amount of torque to tighten on, so I used my torque wrench and at the recommended level (with Teflon tape) I had a drip. I had to really snug it down to stop the drip. Other than that, works just fine.

Great product. Perfect fit for the Water Heater in our Camper

I now keep a spare on hand. The first time I checked the water heater anode (never knew about them before) I pulled out a rusty steel rod core. NO anode! Most RV campgrounds do not stock this part (and there are two different sizes) which means you have to try to track down a parts center. Pain! Camco is as good as any other brand out there.

A must for your RV water heater that requires and Anode Rod. You should remove it at least once a year to be sure there is enough surface on the Anode Rod. Will save replacing the the whole water heater if you fail to do this. A little difficult to remove and reinstall, but again worth the time and effort.

Fits our standard small trailer water heater. Installation was easy.

This brand does not rust like other brands. Works well to save your RV water heater. Pay attention to Sizing 1/2 or 3/4