Camco Mfg 4443 Water Heater Flange Element 2000W 120V

Product Description

The CAMCO MFG 4443 is a universal flange-style water heater heating element rated at 2000 watts and 120 volts. It is a high watt density element, producing more than 150 watts per square inch, designed for residential tank-style water heaters. At 8.38 inches in height, it installs directly in place of the original element using the existing flange mount. A gasket is included for a proper seal. Licensed plumbers and HVAC technicians routinely service these elements as part of routine water heater maintenance or failure diagnostics. UL Listed construction and a 1-year warranty back the part.

The 4443 is suited for residential tank water heaters where the original element has failed or degraded. It is a direct drop-in replacement for the lower or upper element position on standard flange-mount tanks with a minimum tank diameter of 9 inches. This element covers a broad range of brand applications, making it a practical stocking part for service technicians who work across multiple brands in the field.

Key Features

• 2000W at 120V output for standard residential tank water heater service
• High watt density construction — more than 150 watts per square inch
• Universal flange mount fits tanks with a minimum 9-inch diameter
• Gasket included — no separate seal hardware required
• UL Listed for safety compliance
• Detailed installation instructions included in packaging
• 1-year manufacturer warranty

Compatibility

Fits most models of American, A.O. Smith, Bradford White, Craftmaster, General Electric, GS Wood, Kenmore, Lochinvar, Maytag, Mor-Flo, Reliance, Rheem, Richmond, Ruud, Sears, State, and Whirlpool water heaters with a minimum tank diameter of 9 inches and a standard flange element mount.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified service technician. Before replacing the element, shut off power at the breaker and close the cold water supply valve, then drain the tank sufficiently to expose the element. Use an element wrench for proper removal and installation torque. Verify the replacement element wattage and voltage match the original nameplate specifications before energizing the circuit.