It is important to take care of and replace your anode frequently. If you fail to do so it will eventually reach the end of its useful life, resulting in rusty water running through your taps. We recommend that you replace the anode in your hot water system every 3-4 years.
In most cases, we will have the anode you need. Our catalogue is regularly updated and will show you when a particular anode is out of stock. Alternatively, if you can’t find the anode you need, our friendly team of customer service professionals is on hand to assist with any stock-related queries you might have.
Sacrificial anodes are highly active metals that are used to prevent a less active material surface from corroding or rusting, for example, the anode in your hot water system prevents the water from becoming rusty.There are 3 different metals used in Anodes; Aluminium, Magnesium, and Zinc.
The price of any anode will vary according to the type, model and metal used. Browse our shop today to find out the cost of each or simply get in touch with a member of our dedicated customer service team for further details.
Multi-flex rods are designed for specific use cases. Our range of multi-flexible are made for tanks installed without enough ceiling clearance, or positioned in hard-to-reach places.
We cater to both customers who prefer to have items delivered as well as those who prefer to visit our store. Simply, let us know your preference and we can arrange for swift, effortless service.
If you are in need of a quote simply contact us with your needs and requirements and we’ll get back to you with the quote in question.
Not necessarily every anode will fit the needs of your hot water system, however, we stock an extensive range of anodes and can help find you a solution to suit your specific needs.
The best solution for your model and application will vary with there being no hard and fast rule. Our team of technicians will help you navigate through all the intricate details so that you get the best anode for your specific requirements.
We stock Australia’s most comprehensive range of anode solutions, including multi-flexi rods. Browse our catalogue to find the right solution for your needs.
All of our anodes are manufactured and tested to comply with Australian Standards AS2239-2003.
Sacrificial anodes are highly active metals that are used to prevent a less active material surface from corroding or rusting, for example, the anode in your hot water system prevents the water from becoming rusty.There are 3 different metals used in Anodes; Aluminium, Magnesium, and Zinc.
Not necessarily every anode will fit the needs of your hot water system, however, we stock an extensive range of anodes and can help find you a solution to suit your specific needs.
It is important to take care of and replace your anode frequently. If you fail to do so it will eventually reach the end of its useful life, resulting in rusty water running through your taps. We recommend that you replace the anode in your hot water system every 3-4 years.
All of our anodes are manufactured and tested to comply with Australian Standards AS2239-2003.
The price of any anode will vary according to the type, model and metal used. Browse our shop today to find out the cost of each or simply get in touch with a member of our dedicated customer service team for further details.
In most cases, we will have the anode you need. Our catalogue is regularly updated and will show you when a particular anode is out of stock. Alternatively, if you can’t find the anode you need, our friendly team of customer service professionals is on hand to assist with any stock-related queries you might have.
The best solution for your model and application will vary with there being no hard and fast rule. Our team of technicians will help navigate all the intricate details so that you get the best anode for your specific requirements.
We stock Australia’s most comprehensive range of anode solutions, including multi-flexi rods. Browse our catalogue to find the right solution for your needs.
Multi-flex rods are designed for specific use cases. Our range of multi-flexible are made for tanks installed with or without enough ceiling clearance, or positioned in hard-to-reach places.
We cater to both customers who prefer to have items delivered as well as those who prefer to visit our store. Simply, let us know your preference and we can arrange for swift, effortless service.
If you are in need of a quote simply contact us with your needs and requirements and we’ll get back to you with the quote in question.
Make sure the water is turned off either at the unit or at the entrance of the property.
Lift the level of the hot water valve (cold water valve is located at the bottom of the hot water system) for its release. WARNING – If no water has been released the HWS is pressurised – this poses a problem for removing the anode – MUCH CARE IS NEEDED
There are many models and types of HWS so check your manufacturer’s instructions before proceeding. Next, get to the top of the steel cylinder tank.
There is often an inspection point which allows you to move the insulation between the tank and covers away. Afterward, apply a long handle wrench with a 27mm socket on the end and turn anti-clockwise.
Once your anode is undone, pull it out by hand remembering it is hot. Make sure you have plenty of clearance room because the anode is the full length of the tank.
If you cannot pull the anode out in one movement, you may have to cut with a hacksaw making sure that you do not lose the rest of the anode to the bottom of the tank.
Once the old anode is out, replace it with a new anode. If you have had to cut the previous one, you will need a flexi or multi-flexi anode.
When installing a flexi or multi-flexi anode, ensure that the anode is all straight when replaced as this enhances proper working conditions. Tighten anode clockwise.
Once your anode is properly tightened and secure, turn the water on and check the join between the anode and the anode socket to ensure that no water is leaking – this is of critical importance.
When the anode is properly replaced and there is no leaking, you can then replace the previously removed covers. Once this is done, make sure to note when the anode was changed for future reference.
Write this information down on the unit, sticker provided or in a notebook.
When the anode is properly replaced and there is no leaking, you can then replace the previously removed covers. Once this is done, make sure to note when the anode was changed for future reference.
Write this information down on the unit, sticker provided or in a notebook.
Once your anode is properly tightened and secure, turn the water on and check the join between the anode and the anode socket to ensure that no water is leaking – this is of critical importance.
Once the old anode is out, replace it with a new anode. If you have had to cut the previous one, you will need a flexi or multi-flexi anode.
When installing a flexi or multi-flexi anode, ensure that the anode is all straight when replaced as this enhances proper working conditions. Tighten anode clockwise.
Once your anode is undone, pull it out by hand remembering it is hot. Make sure you have plenty of clearance room because the anode is the full length of the tank.
If you cannot pull the anode out in one movement, you may have to cut with a hacksaw making sure that you do not lose the rest of the anode to the bottom of the tank.
There are many models and types of HWS so check your manufacturer’s instructions before proceeding. Next, get to the top of the steel cylinder tank.
There is often an inspection point which allows you to move the insulation between the tank and covers away. Afterward, apply a long handle wrench with a 27mm socket on the end and turn anti-clockwise.
Make sure the water is turned off either at the unit or at the entrance of the property.
Lift the level of the hot water valve (cold water valve is located at the bottom of the hot water system) for its release. WARNING – If no water has been released the HWS is pressurised – this poses a problem for removing the anode – MUCH CARE IS NEEDED
Backed by a wealth of experience and instant access to an extensive range of high-quality products, rest assured that our committed customer services team will be able to assist you with a solution that caters to your specific needs.
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