CAMCO 02583 Water Heater Element, 240V/4500W

CAMCO 02583 Water Heater Element, 240V/4500W

The CAMCO 02583 Water Heater Element is a 4500-watt, 240-volt screw-in replacement heating element designed to restore reliable hot water to a wide variety of residential electric water heaters. Featuring a low watt density (LWD) foldback design, it helps reduce lime and mineral buildup in hard water conditions, extending the life and efficiency of the element. Constructed with durable plated copper tubing and a standard 1-inch NPSM threaded connection, it installs easily and fits many popular water heater brands. Because nobody enjoys an unexpected cold shower—unless they're trying to wake up in record time.

Country of Origin
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Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: 02583
• Brand: CAMCO
• Product Type: Screw-In Electric Water Heater Element
• Voltage Rating: 240 Volts
• Wattage Rating: 4,500 Watts
• Element Style: Foldback Low Watt Density (LWD)
• Connection Type: 1 in. NPSM Screw-In Thread
• Material: Plated Copper
• Bushing Material: Carbon Steel
• Finish: Nickel
• Includes: Rubber gasket
• Dimensions: 14.5 in. H × 3.63 in. W × 1.75 in. D
• Minimum Tank Diameter: 13 inches
• Performance: Low watt density design helps reduce lime and mineral buildup in hard water
• Compatibility: Fits many electric water heaters including American, A.O. Smith, Bradford White, Craftmaster (prior to 1991), GE, GS Wood (select models), Kenmore, Lochinvar, Maytag, Mor-Flo, Reliance, Rheem, Richmond, Ruud, Sears, State, Whirlpool, and most water heaters manufactured after 1994
• Certifications: UL and CSA Listed
• Warranty: 1-Year Limited Warranty

Ideal For

• Replacing worn or burned-out 4,500W / 240V electric water heater elements
• Homes with hard water, where reduced mineral buildup helps extend element life
• Residential electric water heaters requiring a 1-inch screw-in foldback element
• DIY homeowners and professional plumbers performing water heater maintenance
• Restoring hot water quickly without replacing the entire water heater—because hot coffee is much better when you don't have to make it after an ice-cold shower.