U.S. Solid Anode Rod- 9" Long Magnesium Anode Rod for Hot Water Heaters,3/4" NPT Thread Prevent Corrosion Within Your Water Heater, Sacrificial Anode Rod for Suburban Hot Water Heaters, a Product
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CHECKING YOUR ANODE ROD: The anode rod should be removed from the water heater’s tank annually for inspection and replaced when more than 6” of core wire is exposed at either end of the rodMAGNESIUM: Based on the electromotive series of metals we know that magnesium will corrode before the steel in your hot water tankWATER HEATER: Hot water tanks are made of steel which is very corrosive when exposed to water; The inside of water heaters are coated with porcelain to prevent the steel from being exposed to water; There are always small cracks in the porcelain that can allow water to meet with steelLIFESPAN: The anode rod is corroding faster than the steel in the tank; You should replace your anode rod every 3 to 5 years so the life of your hot water tank isn’t shortenedSATISFACTION GUARANTEED: All U.S. Solid products come with a 1 year satisfaction guarantee; If you have any questions or issues with your product, contact our customer service team; A representative will be more than happy to assist you
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Most water heater tanks are steel with a thin porcelain lining to protect the metal from corrosion. Since the lining eventually cracks, tanks have a second line of defense against rust, a long metal anode rod that attracts corrosive elements in the water. Water is naturally corrosive and becomes even more corrosive when it is heated. Protect your water heater from rust with the U.S. Solid Anode Rod, which is threaded to match all suburban model water heaters. An anode rod also known in the industry as the “sacrificial lamb” is made of magnesium. Due to the position of magnesium to steel in the electromotive series of metals, the magnesium will corrode, producing an abundance of electrons which flow to the exposed steel surface and maintaining it in the electro-negative state. As current flow takes place, the anode rod reacts chemically to corrode at a rate faster than the steel inner tank. In less technical terms, the magnesium anode rod will corrode faster than the steel hot water tank. The anode rod corrodes faster than the steel in the tank, prolonging the life of your hot water heater.
CHECKING YOUR ANODE ROD: The anode rod should be removed from the water heater’s tank annually for inspection and replaced when more than 6” of core wire is exposed at either end of the rodMAGNESIUM: Based on the electromotive series of metals we know that magnesium will corrode before the steel in your hot water tankWATER HEATER: Hot water tanks are made of steel which is very corrosive when exposed to water; The inside of water heaters are coated with porcelain to prevent the steel from being exposed to water; There are always small cracks in the porcelain that can allow water to meet with steelLIFESPAN: The anode rod is corroding faster than the steel in the tank; You should replace your anode rod every 3 to 5 years so the life of your hot water tank isn’t shortenedSATISFACTION GUARANTEED: All U.S. Solid products come with a 1 year satisfaction guarantee; If you have any questions or issues with your product, contact our customer service team; A representative will be more than happy to assist you
상품설명
Most water heater tanks are steel with a thin porcelain lining to protect the metal from corrosion. Since the lining eventually cracks, tanks have a second line of defense against rust, a long metal anode rod that attracts corrosive elements in the water. Water is naturally corrosive and becomes even more corrosive when it is heated. Protect your water heater from rust with the U.S. Solid Anode Rod, which is threaded to match all suburban model water heaters. An anode rod also known in the industry as the “sacrificial lamb” is made of magnesium. Due to the position of magnesium to steel in the electromotive series of metals, the magnesium will corrode, producing an abundance of electrons which flow to the exposed steel surface and maintaining it in the electro-negative state. As current flow takes place, the anode rod reacts chemically to corrode at a rate faster than the steel inner tank. In less technical terms, the magnesium anode rod will corrode faster than the steel hot water tank. The anode rod corrodes faster than the steel in the tank, prolonging the life of your hot water heater.
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