Camco 7033 Water Heater Repair Kit 4500W 240V Elements

Product Description

The CAMCO 7033 is a water heater repair kit designed for residential electric water heater service. The kit includes two 4500-watt, 240-volt low watt density heating elements along with one upper thermostat and one lower thermostat in Therm-O-Disc style. Elements are copper construction and UL listed for use in the USA and Canada. Thermostats carry both CSA and UL listings for USA and Canada. Installation instructions are included in the pack, making this a self-contained solution for a full element and thermostat replacement job without sourcing components separately.

This kit is sized for residential electric water heater applications. Low watt density elements distribute heat across a larger surface area, which reduces mineral scale buildup on the element over time. The Therm-O-Disc style thermostats are a widely used format in residential tank-style electric water heaters. Plumbers and licensed water heater technicians performing routine maintenance, hard-water element replacements, or post-failure repairs will find this pack covers the core components needed in a single purchase.

Key Features

• Includes two 4500-watt, 240-volt low watt density heating elements
• Includes one upper and one lower Therm-O-Disc style thermostat
• Elements are UL listed for USA and Canada
• Thermostats are CSA listed and UL listed for USA and Canada
• Copper element construction with zinc and plastic components
• Installation instructions included

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement kit for residential electric tank-style water heaters that accept standard screw-in 4500-watt, 240-volt elements and Therm-O-Disc style thermostats. Fits most water heater models per manufacturer documentation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified water heater technician in accordance with local plumbing codes and the manufacturer instructions included in the kit. Before beginning, shut off electrical power to the water heater at the breaker panel and close the cold water supply valve. Drain sufficient water from the tank to expose the element ports before removal. Do not energize the elements while the tank is empty, as dry firing will damage the elements immediately.