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About DERNORD
- DERNORD has been engaging in manufacturing commercial brewery, winery and food processing equipment like sanitary valves, fittings, tank components and pumps for many years. We uses advanced numerical control machine tools, processing and testing facilities to ensure the high quality of our products. All DERNORD products are manufactured in accordance with different surface finishes, materials and industry standards including ISO, DIN, IDF, SMS, etc. We manufacture a wide range of stainless steel sanitary valves and fittings such as stainless steel butterfly valves, sanitary ball valves, sanitary check valves, sanitary sight glasses, tube adapter and pipe connectors, etc.
- DERNORD are professional manufacturer specialize in heating element. We offer many kinds of water heating element for your reference.
Technical Details
48v 1500w
- Voltage:48 volts
- Wattage1500 watts
- Product Diameter: 8mm
- Tube length:7.5 inch
- Screw Type:1”NPSM
Stainless Steel
These elements are made from stainless steel to prevent any corrosion so are suitable for use in virtually all types of water tank
- Supplied with silicone sealing washer
- Item Weight: 10.65 ounces
- Color: Silver
Application
- Great for use heating water in domestic hot water cylinders or water tanks in caravans,boats,workshops etc. Can also be used with waste vegetable oil in the the manufacture of biodiesel, and for home brewing etc.
- These can also be used to prevent water freezing during winter months in livestock drinkers or raised ponds by connecting one to a large 48v battery recharged by a large solar panel or wind turbine, just use a basic 5 degrees c normally open thermostat and when the water temperature gets near five degrees the heater will automatically come on and warm the water by a few degrees before switching off again, one could also be used in the water storage tank in your loft if its prone to freezing in the winter months.
NOTE
- If you have a gas hot water heater you may wish to put an electric unit ahead of it. This way the gas heater is always being fed hot water so it does not turn on as often and for shorter periods of time when it does.
- If used as a diversion (dump) load, such an element is connected to the batteries via a charge regulator. When the regulator detects that the batteries are fully charged, it diverts the generated electricity to the element which heats water.
LW
Reviewed in Canada on September 25, 2024
One thing I wish was different is that the input terminals are very close together and I have t be very careful or I will short out the power source which is a battery bank.
Mario
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2024
I received this unit and done some testing on it before fitting into my installation. It has two heating elements each element is at 3.5 Ohms and in Parallel 1.8 OhmsIf I calculate this 48Vdc , Amp: 26,666666666666664 and and 1.8 OhmsThe maximum output 1280Watts and not 1500Watts as advertised.
MisterTinkerman
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2024
Great little unit. There are actually two different heating elements, which you can disconnect to halve the power output, or possibly run from two separate systems. I'll be using this for a solar dump load, which allow you to use "waste" solar power after your batteries are full but the sun is still on your panels.It could also be run directly from several solar panels, whether to heat an animal water tank to keep it from freezing, or for heating a water heater.
Oldshoes
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024
Happy, happy, happy - I ordered this beautiful stainless 48 volt heating element to install in a beer keg. I know some folks like warm beer - I don't; I'll be making the last water heater I'll ever need out of it. I've cut the lid out of the keg - need to drill for element and anode, design the circuit, and do a bit of fabrication and welding. Life: eats up all my time. The element has been sitting around for a week or so now - decided to test her out this evening. I grabbed a 14 awg SAE connector, a half gallon mason jar, filled it with water, crimped on some ring terminals, dropped the element in the jar, and hooked her to 50AH 48v bank. Yep - I know 14 gauge wire is way under on the current carrying capacity - just a quick test – didn't plan on taking a bath. Quick test it was – couldn't have been more than 2 or 3 minutes and the water was at 150 degrees, and I was smiling. During heating amp draw was between 25.? amps and 27.? amps - so right around 1200 to 1300 watt range. I couldn't tell if it's low on watts due to the element or my 14 awg set up. (or my 44.4 volt bank @ 47 volts) Could be something else I need to do to the circuit – I'll study up on it before I build it. Anywho – I hope it does run at 1250 watts – I think that will heat the water plenty quick enough for me, and I prefer the slower drain / amp draw on batteries. That's the best I can do ya right now – be back after build with some more data, data, processing.The element itself looks and feels (hefty) very nice. It has a substantial / solid chunk of stainless that the terminals are mounted in, and is hex machine cut for a 1 1/2” wrench. The threading below looks to be 1” npt. Nice pliable (silicon ? Teflon?) eighth inch washer around the threads.So far – 5 Super Novas for The DERNORD 48V 1500W Water Heating ElementThanks for Reading - Have an Incredible Life!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024
I use this as a dump load and it works great. Construction is good and solid simple to use.
Dave Pearson
Reviewed in Canada on December 4, 2023
Easy to install, no leaks, will buy again!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2022
on the product, it states 44 to 114 volts. but you pug in 48v then the grid-tie gets extremely hot
Joar U.
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2022
If You need it, buy it!
Iván osorio
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2018
works perfect after 2 years
hilo90mhz
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2018
The 15 Ohm resistance means that 48/1.5 = 32A * 48 = 1536W so it should meet its specifications.I just received this item and have not tested, may update with more info later.At 56 Volts (a common occurrence on battery powered 48V systems) 56 /1.5 = 37.33 * 56 = 2090W so hopefully this water heater element can handle 2000W also for sustained periods of time.
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