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Magnesium Anode Rod, 3/4 NPT x 2.00 x 50.13 x .840
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224-47776-08 has been discontinued
Discontinued December 2, 2022
This product was discontinued because the part number was changed by the manufacturer. No modifications were made to the replacement product.

Product Highlights

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Product Highlight: Length
50.13"
Product Highlight: Material
Magnesium

Description

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Note: Bradford White uses two part numbers to fill orders for this sku. The alternative sku is 415-47776-08). Both products are identical with no differences other than the part number.

Note: Length may vary by 1" - 2"

Anode Rod

Specs

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Application:

Replacement Part

Length:

50.13"

Material:

Magnesium

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Super fast delivery. Thanks.

Super fast delivery. Thanks.
SuperUser
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6 years ago
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Super fast delivery. Thanks.

Supply house is great. Super fast delivery. Thanks.
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21015
6 years ago
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This product suffers from a serious design defect

The magnesium rod is not in electrical contact with the grounded shell of the water heater. The nipple should not be a thin shell that is subject to collapsing. Nor should there be a plastic piece separating the nipple from the magnesium. The nipple should be 1 1/8 hex stainless steel so that you can put a box wrench or socket wrench on it and it should extend all the way to the magnesium anode, in the same way that anode rods that fit in a separate tapping do.
Paul
NY
7 years ago
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