Eagle Gasket and Packing 334571 Heating Element 240V 1200W

Product Description

The EAGLE GASKET AND PACKING 334571 is a replacement heating element rated at 240 volts and 1200 watts. Heating elements convert electrical energy into heat within electric water heaters, electric furnaces, and similar resistance-heating appliances. When an original element fails due to scale buildup, corrosion, or burnout, a direct OEM-style replacement like the 334571 restores the unit to proper operating temperature. Licensed electricians and HVAC technicians are the typical installers. At 0.51 pounds and a compact profile, it ships and handles easily on the job.

This element is suited for residential and light-commercial applications where a 240-volt, 1200-watt resistance element is the specified replacement. It is a genuine OEM replacement part, meaning it is manufactured to the same tolerances and material standards as the original component it replaces. Technicians sourcing a direct drop-in for a failed element will find the 334571 dimensionally and electrically consistent with OEM requirements.

Key Features

• 240-volt rated for standard residential and light-commercial single-phase circuits
• 1200-watt output provides consistent resistance heating performance
• Genuine OEM replacement part built to original manufacturer tolerances
• Lightweight at 0.51 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Compact dimensions support fitment in space-constrained enclosures

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement heating element for 240-volt resistance-heating equipment specifying a 1200-watt element of these dimensions.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified HVAC technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. Disconnect and lock out all power to the appliance before removing the failed element or handling any wiring. Drain the tank or relieve system pressure as required before extraction to avoid burns or flooding. Do not energize the element outside of the appliance or before the tank is fully filled, as dry firing will immediately damage the element.