Low Flow Spa Heater Element - Titanium
Low Flow Spa Heater Element - Titanium
Low Flow Spa Heater Element - Titanium
Low Flow Spa Heater Element - Titanium
Low Flow Spa Heater Element - Titanium
Low Flow Spa Heater Element - Titanium

Low Flow Spa Heater Element - Titanium ~ 5.5kW@240V (1.375kW@120V)

BX5007A
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Heater Wattage: 5.5kW@240V (1.375kW@120V)
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5.5kW@240V (1.375kW@120V)
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Replacement Heater Element for our Universal Low Flow Heater Assembly BX5967. Nuts and new O-rings included.

  • Long-life Titanium
  • 5.5kW@240V (1.375kW@120V)

Product Notes: Use 2 wrenches when making electrical connection to terminals, to avoid damage to epoxy post seal. Tighten top nut while holding bottom terminal nut. HydroQuip 12- 0600F-K, 12-0602F-K. 6" immersion, 2⅝" diameter. Overall length 6¾".

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Fixed the issue

The element replacement fixed the breaker from tripping. If your breaker trips and you suspect the heater just disconnect the plug from the circut board and turn on the breaker. If the breaker trips again, it's not the heater. You can diagnose all the accessories by this method.

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