State Water Heaters 100118637 Compact Electric Water Heater

Product Description

The STATE WATER HEATERS 100118637 is a 6-gallon compact electric water heater built for installations where space is at a premium. It runs on a single 1650-watt element at 120/240 volt AC and delivers 98 percent thermal efficiency. The Blue Diamond glass-coated steel tank resists corrosion, and an aluminum anode rod provides an additional layer of protection. A T and P relief valve is included, and the tamper-resistant solid brass ball-type drain valve simplifies draining and maintenance. This unit is sized and rated for residential service and is installed by licensed plumbers or qualified water heater technicians.

The 100118637 is designed for residential applications where available installation space is restricted. Common install locations include under-counter spaces, crawl spaces, closets, and utility areas where a full-size tank will not fit. The compact footprint — 14.25 inches in diameter and 15.25 inches in height — makes it practical for point-of-use or supplemental hot water supply in kitchens, bathrooms, and light-duty service areas. The unit recovers at 8 gallons per hour at a 90 degrees F rise, making it suitable for low-demand single-fixture or supplemental applications.

Key Features

• 6-gallon tank with Blue Diamond glass lining for corrosion resistance
• Single 1650-watt element standard; maximum element rating 3000 watts
• 120/240 volt AC input supply for flexible electrical hookup
• Aluminum anode rod included for extended tank protection
• 1-inch thick foam insulation with R-8 rating to reduce standby heat loss
• T and P relief valve and tamper-resistant solid brass ball drain valve included
• 6-year limited warranty on tank and parts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style compact residential electric water heater replacement or new installation for under-counter, crawl space, and other space-constrained residential settings.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified technician in accordance with local plumbing codes and the International Plumbing Code (IPC). Disconnect electrical power at the breaker before beginning any work, and shut off the cold water supply before connecting or disconnecting plumbing. Verify that the electrical supply voltage and circuit ampacity match the unit requirements before energizing. The T and P relief valve must be piped to a safe discharge location per local code requirements.