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Ferroli solar cylinders immersion element

  • 07-11-2013 11:20pm
    #1
    grousedogtom
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    Hi, I am organising a plumber to replace an element in a ferroli solar cylinder for me, it's a 300 lt cylinder. Could someone familiar with this type cylinder tell me what size element will fit diameter and length. Thanks very much.


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  • #2
    sullzz
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    If it's the ferroli aquacyl solar cylinder it will be 11" immersion and inch and three quarter thread


  • #3
    grousedogtom
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    sullzz wrote: »
    If it's the ferroli aquacyl solar cylinder it will be 11" immersion and inch and three quarter thread

    That's the one, thanks very much


  • #4
    grousedogtom
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    What diameter is the opening? Surely bigger than 1 and 3/4 inch thread?


  • #5
    sullzz
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    It's a 1 and a 3/4" thread , some are 1 and a half but yours is a 1 and a 3/4 , it doesn't measure 1 and 3/4 with a tape , your not looking for the diameter of the thread. It's the size of the immersion . They will know what your looking for in the suppliers when you say 1 and 3/4


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