🔥 Heat up your RV life—fast, durable, and eco-smart!
The Oneness 369 High-Performance RV Water Heater Element delivers 1440W of rapid heating power using advanced Incoloy 840 alloy for superior corrosion resistance and longevity. Designed to fit Suburban and Atwood models, it ensures quick hot water availability with energy-efficient operation and a leak-proof installation backed by a 1-year warranty.
| Brand | ONENESS 369 |
| Special Feature | **Special Feature:** The Incoloy 840 alloy is engineered for excellence, offering exceptional high-temperature protection and corrosion resistance that standard stainless steel simply can't match. This superior material ensures your water heats up quickly and stays hot longer, enhancing efficiency and reliability in every use. Upgrade to Incoloy 840 for a lasting, high-performance solution! |
| Color | Suburban & Atwood Element 1440w/120v |
| Wattage | 1440 watts |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Heat Output | 1.44E+3 Watts |
| Efficiency | High |
| Style | Suburban, Atwood |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Manufacturer | Oneness 369 |
| UPC | 850014053062 |
| Item Weight | 7 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 10 x 2 x 2 inches |
| Item model number | 1440w/120v |
| Exterior | Smooth |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1369-520900 |
| OEM Part Number | 520900, Suburban |
| Bulb Type | Suburban |
| Special Features | **Special Feature:** The Incoloy 840 alloy is engineered for excellence, offering exceptional high-temperature protection and corrosion resistance that standard stainless steel simply can't match. This superior material ensures your water heats up quickly and stays hot longer, enhancing efficiency and reliability in every use. Upgrade to Incoloy 840 for a lasting, high-performance solution! |
| Lift Type | Suburban |
| Amperage | 12 Amps |
A**R
Heating element for rv
Works great. Easy install
A**N
hot water heater
Good price and fast shipping
T**K
Cheap Insurance. Change the heating element and anode every six months
The media could not be loaded. Full timer here. I bought the anode, heating element and the spray wand to flush the tank. They’re all very inexpensive insurance. Last year it cost me the entire water heater (around $1200 installed…ouch!) because once the anode is used up electrolysis immediately starts eating up the tank itself. It was an expensive lesson now I change out both every six months. The elements in the video are only nine months old.
G**6
Spare part
Bought as a spare. Looks good.
G**2
Wroked great
As Advertised
J**Y
As described
As decribed
C**S
Worked well
Worked well
R**A
Perfect replacement part
I was hesitate to do the replacement myself, but after reading the user manual and how to check to see if the element or something else had failed, it was obvious that the element itself had failed and was easy to replace. I had an initial issue with finding a 1 1/2 inch socket to replace the element, but found one in the electric water heater section of Home Depot. After draining the tank and disconnecting the 2 wires, the element easily unscrewed in spite of my fears that it might be rusted in place. After wrapping the new element’s threads with plumbing tape AND plumbers anti seize paste, I easily screwed in the element, reconnected the wires. Filled the tank by turning on the water, opening the pressure release value until water came out and then checked for leaks. Finding none, I turned on the electric portion of my hot water and soon had hot water. Easy fix.
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