Eagle Gasket and Packing 340874 Heating Element 120V 750W

Product Description

The EAGLE GASKET AND PACKING 340874 is a genuine OEM replacement heating element rated at 120 volts and 750 watts. Heating elements convert electrical energy into heat and are a core component in electric water heaters, booster heaters, and similar resistance-heating equipment. This part is a direct factory replacement, ensuring correct wattage, voltage, and physical fitment without modification. At 0.37 pounds and a compact profile, it ships and handles easily. Licensed plumbers and HVAC technicians typically source this element when restoring a unit to proper heating capacity after element failure or burnout.

This element is intended for use in residential and light commercial electric heating equipment manufactured after April 2002. It is suited for systems requiring a 120-volt, 750-watt low-wattage element — a configuration commonly found in smaller electric water heaters, point-of-use heaters, and booster assemblies. Always verify voltage, wattage, and physical dimensions against the existing element before ordering to confirm correct replacement fitment.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM replacement part for accurate fit and performance
• Rated 120 volts and 750 watts for compatible low-wattage heating applications
• Compact and lightweight at 0.37 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Applicable to equipment manufactured after April 2002
• Direct drop-in replacement — no modification required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement heating element for electric water heating equipment rated at 120 volts and 750 watts, manufactured after April 2002. Verify voltage, wattage, and physical dimensions against the existing element prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified service technician in accordance with applicable local codes and the equipment manufacturer's instructions. Always shut off electrical power at the breaker and close the supply valve to relieve system pressure before removing the old element. Drain sufficient water from the tank to prevent spillage, and inspect the element port and gasket seating surface before installing the new element. Do not energize the element while the tank is empty, as dry firing will cause immediate damage.