Trying to identify clarifier

[Seastoke]

Hi element has gone but don't know the make ,it sits horizontal it is stainless case a round cover about 200 mil with a red light on it when heating up behind the stat is round and covers the head of the element which screws in ,also the temperature adjuster is yellow thanks for replies

 

[Mike k]

Hi element has gone but don't know the make ,it sits horizontal it is stainless case a round cover about 200 mil with a red light on it when heating up behind the stat is round and covers the head of the element which screws in ,also the temperature adjuster is yellow thanks for replies

Roy
try googling up ''boat calorifier'' then click on images e.g
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=b...ved=0ahUKEwjbwefGjZzPAhVLJcAKHdTOB00Q_AUIBygC

when you see one like yours click on the photo and go to their web page,

Cheers

Mike

 

[PCUK]

Take out the element and you should find a makers name on it.

 

[[164147]]

The last time I tried to buy a new heating element it was almost the same price as a new calorifier.

 

[jfm]

There are some on the jabscoshop.com website and they are a big supplier of these things to boatbuilders. Eg here https://www.jabscoshop.com/pressure-systems/c-warm-heaters/c-warm-heater-accessories/

Seriously, can't you just make the small effort of putting a few full stops in your prose?

 

[superheat6k]

Most marine calorifier immersion heaters are 11" long with 2 1/4" BSP thread as domestic size, but rated at either 1 or 1.5 kW, whereas domestic are rated at 3 kW.

Something like this, but I found a similar one for ~ £33 a few months ago on Ebay. Screwfix offer a 3 kW for ~ £15 if your shore power can put up with 12 amps just for the hot water.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Marine-Mo...768961?hash=item2a29ac1181:g:7PEAAOSwPhdVLoea

This was the supplier I used, might be worth a call ...
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/midlandchandlersclearancestore/