The correct Anode Rod is going to be determined by what water heater you have. Unfortunately, your motorhome information does not tell me what water heater you have.
The rod that you were looking at, Camco RV Water Heater Anode Rod # CAM11563 works with Suburban (Mor-Flo) heaters. I have listed out the other Anode Rods that we have available below, along with the water heaters they work with.
- Camco RV Water Heater Anode Rod # CAM11593 (Fits 10-gallon Atwood heaters)
- Camco RV Water... view full answer...
The best tankless water heater replacement for your Atwood G6A-7 water heater is the:
Fogatti RV Tankless Water Heater # LSB64FR for white,
Or
Fogatti RV Tankless Water Heater # LSB44FR for black.
Both of these water heaters will fit into your existing cutout for your Atwood water heater, and have a heating capacity of 41,800 Btu. These use propane to heat the water which is standard for this type of water heater as well as all water heaters for RVs. There isn't an exact replacement... view full answer...
We only have one water heater that is not tank-less. That is the Dometic RV Water Heater # DMC74FR. The # DMC74FR water heater has cut-out dimensions of 12-3/4" tall x 12-3/4" wide x 19-7/8" deep. The door is available as # DMC58FR.
The RV industry is moving towards tankless water heaters, they are a lot more efficient and standard (tank) water heaters are getting harder to find and find replacement parts for. A tankless option like the Furrion RV Tankless Water Heater # FR93FR produces... view full answer...
The switch for your old water heater simply interrupts the power running to the unit. If you connect your new Dometic RV Water Heater # DMC74FR to that same switch then it will also control the power flowing to the unit and allow you to control whether it's on or off. view full answer...
Yes, the Camco RV Universal Gas Water Heater and Furnace Thermocouple # CAM09253 will work just fine with your Precision Temp RV500 water heater. Since this is a universal kit it essentially works with any gas water heater on the market. view full answer...
Welcome back! We have a couple options for doors for the Dometic RV Water Heater item # DMC74FR you purchased. The item # DMC74FR doesn't come with the door because of the different colors. I have listed both options below.
White - Door for Dometic and Suburban RV Water Heater item # DMC26FR
Black - Door for Dometic and Suburban RV Water Heater item # DMC58FR view full answer...
The reason there isn't an electric tankless heater for RVs is due to how much amperage that would require and how electricity is a somewhat restricted resource on RVs. This is why all of the water heaters for RVs out there are gas like the Excel Tankless water heater # EX93FR that you referenced. view full answer...
I have an alternate solution for you, but we do not sell the AT96110. The AT96110 was discontinued.
If you want a "standard" tank style water heater, the only one that we carry is the Dometic RV Water Heater # DMC74FR with the Replacement Door # DMC58FR (black).
Your other option and the option I recommend is to go to a tankless water heater like the Furrion RV Tankless Water Heater # FR93FR. I recommend this because the RV industry as a whole is moving towards tankless options and replacement... view full answer...
The Hott Rod RV Water Heater Conversion Kit # DGR10VP is much too powerful for a 6 gallon water heater, and is meant for use with a 10 gallon water heater. Instead, you'll want to use the Hott Rod RV Water Heater Conversion Kit # DGR6VP. view full answer...
While we do not really deal with Park models and I had a hard time finding information, from what I could find, it looks like they typically use water heater models that are often times found in RV's.
If you have an RV style water heater and wiring in place and have the room to fit the Furrion RV Tankless Water Heater # FR93FR (12-5/8" wide x 12-5/8" tall x 19-1/4" deep) then you can use it.
You may want an access door to compete the installation, there are multiple sizes available.
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Excellent question, and tankless water heaters like those from Furrion or Fogatti will actually use less propane than their tank counterparts. The reason for that is the tankless heaters only use propane as the water is being used, so if you hop in for a quick shower, for example, propane will only be used when you have the hot water on. Tank heaters, on the other hand, heat the whole tank of water (and take much longer to heat), so even if you don't use the whole tank of hot water with... view full answer...
We offer RV heaters including several sizes of the Camco Olympian LP Gas Safety Heaters like # CAM57331, # CAM57341 and # CAM57351 for small, medium and large RVs. We also have 12V heaters such as the Rampage # RA3501 and also AC-powered heaters like the Arcon Portable Electric Heater # AR64408. All of our RV heating items are shown on the linked page.
I checked the owners manual for the 1987 Brave but no details about the heating system are mentioned so you can review the linked page... view full answer...
Yes it is; for a 6-gallon tanked RV water heater, there isn't a better option than the Dometic:
- Dometic RV Water Heater - Gas and Electric # DMC74FR
At 10,000 Btus, this water heater has a higher heating capacity than other units for better overall efficiency, and it is a gas and electric unit that an automatic pilot as opposed to a manual pilot, making it the most convenient option.
The only other thing to keep in mind is the cut out that the Dometic RV Water Heater # DMC74FR fits,... view full answer...
The Camco RV Water Heater Anode Rod for a Suburban water heater is part # CAM11563. This anode rod measures 3/4 inches in diameter and is 9-1/2 inches long.
The Camco RV Water Heater Anode Rod, # CAM11593, that you referenced was designed for the 10-gallon Atwood heater and measures 1/2 inches in diameter and is 9-1/2 inches long. view full answer...
The best tankless water heater replacement for your Atwood G6A-7 water heater is the:
-Fogatti RV Tankless Water Heater # LSB64FR for white,
Or
-Fogatti RV Tankless Water Heater # LSB44FR for black.
Both of these water heaters will fit wonderfully into your existing cutout for your Atwood water heater, and have a heating capacity of 41,800 Btu.
Finally, the Camco RV Water Heater Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve # CAM10423 is also needed for installation. view full answer...
I have a solution for you, but we do not offer a fully electric option hot water heater for RVs. If you have an Atwood, Suburban, American, or Moreflow hot water heater, you can use the Hott Rod RV Water Heater Conversion Kit # DGR6VP (6 gallon heater) or # DGR10VP (10 gallon heater). This kit will safely convert your propane water heater to electrical use while keeping your low pressure propane system in tact. The heater cord requires a 110v outlet, so if your RV electrical system does... view full answer...
The Foggati tankless water heaters are 100 percent going to be an upgrade over a standard water heater due to their efficiency, as it only uses energy when you turn on the hot water instead of a standard heater that is always using up energy to keep the water hot.
And while it is very likely to fit, we don't have any way of knowing fits of a heater in any specific trailer, so you'll just need to take some measurements for either of the Fogatti heaters, which are the following part numbers:
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Yes, all RV tankless water heaters such as my preferred model, the Excel RV Tankless Water Heater, # EX93FR are designed for liquid propane (LP). They will have an electric source only for the purpose of providing ignition spark. view full answer...
If freezing is a major concern for you, which it sounds like it is; then I have a better solution for you. The Furrion RV Tankless Water Heater # FR98SR you were looking at operates effortlessly in temperatures as low as 39 degrees Fahrenheit. With your RV being a 4 seasons RV, there may be enough precautions to keep the water heater warm enough.
But, I recommend going with the Fogatti RV Tankless Water Heater # LSB64FR (requires the Camco RV Water Heater Temperature and Pressure Relief... view full answer...
There's a wiring diagram in the install instructions for the Dometic RV Water Heater part # DMC74FR that I attached to this page. I don't have a way to verify what the wires of your RV are that ran to your old water heater though. We do have to recommend that a qualified tech be who installs the water heater. view full answer...
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