Camco Aluminum Anode Rod- Extends the Life of Water Heaters by Attracting Corrosive Elements, Tank Corrosion Protection (11563), Silver
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TW
Greater than one weekIf you have a Atwood 6 gallon RV water heater this is a must it will save your tank.This one was in mine for two years.Looks like you probably need to change it every year
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James D.
> 3 dayDifficult to screw in! It wasnt just me, my plumber couldnt insert it all the way either. Maybe the diameter of the screw part is just a little too big? (My 5th wheel is a 2012.) Good enough, though, its not leaking.
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peter maher
Greater than one weekFit as it is ment to be
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Sandy Nosack
Greater than one weekWater Heater anode rod needs to be replaced every six months if using your RV regularly. A fellow RVer advised me of this. I had never replaced the anode and when I did it was more or less completely disintegrated. Replacing it every six months will prolong the life of your water heater and your soft water filter will stay cleaner longer too.
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Jesse
> 3 dayWas told we would need to replace the one that came with our new to us RV and the store wanted over 2x what this one costs. Would recommend.
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Prof. Dell Bergstrom V
> 3 dayIt was easy to install, fit perfectly. Hopefully it will hold up and last longer than the magnesium one it replaced. Time will tell.
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JRB
> 3 dayWhat can I say? Its an aluminum anode rod for an RV water heater (dont you hate it when people say hot water heater? Why would you need to heat hot water?). It fits my Atwood 6 gallon water heater, in my 10 year old Wanderer fifth wheel trailer. There you go.
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Rick
> 3 dayThis is about the fourth one of these I’ve used. They work great and help preserve your hot water heater.
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Mrs. Kasandra Torphy I
Greater than one weekFits our standard small trailer water heater. Installation was easy.
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happy mom
> 3 dayi got this for my attwwod 6 gal dsi rv water heater. fits perfect easy to install would buy again