Suburban 15.1 Litre Hot Water System (SW4DERA) 12V, 240V & Gas with Black Door

Product Description

Suburban 15.1 Litre Hot Water System (SW4DERA) 12V, 240V & Gas with Black Door, 2 Year Warranty. The new line of Suburban RV water heaters is the best on the road today! Their high recovery gas and gas-electric models come in sizes and with features to match the requirements of almost any RV. Its high tensile steel tanks are porcelain-lined and pressure tested twice during the manufacturing process, ensuring tank integrity and reliability. Automatic models in the Suburban range feature direct spark ignition with a remote switch that electronically controls the water heater from inside your RV - a simple convenience, especially in poor weather conditions.

Don’t allow your water heater to let you down whilst travelling, ask your RV Dealer to install a longer lasting, robust and intelligent Suburban RV water heater today!.

Features:

• Faster Recovery. Fast recovery means more hot water and fewer cool water cycles. Suburban uses a copolymer insulation jacket specially moulded to fit the tank which does a better job of retaining heat than some other models.

• More Convenience. All Suburban water heaters are designed for easy installation, operation and maintenance. The limit switch, reset button and on/off electric element rocker switch are conveniently located in a housing behind the removable outer door. The electric heat element and combination drain plug/anode rod are also located there.

• Longer Life. Heated water attacks all metals, but not porcelain. That’s why Suburban uses a porcelain-lined, steel water heater tank with an anode rod to “absorb” the electrolytic action - just like your water heater at home.

• Regulation Compliant. Suburban Water Heaters carry the following approvals:

  • WaterMark Certification
  • Australia and New Zealand
  • Gas Safety Certification Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM)

NOTE: This product is a gas appliance that must be installed by a qualified and licenced gas fitter to the current Australian Standard. Failure to do so will void the warranty and may pose a health and safety risk.