Value Collection KV-3-0217-M0 Immersion Heater 10000W

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION KV-3-0217-M0 is a three-element pipe plug immersion heater built for industrial and commercial liquid-heating applications. It features an Incoloy element sheath rated at 50 watts per square inch and an immersion length of 25 inches, making it well suited for heating water, oils, or process fluids in tanks and vessels. The unit operates on a 3-phase, 480-volt supply at 10,000 watts total output and connects via a 2-inch NPT brass plug. A licensed electrician or industrial maintenance technician handles installation. No integrated thermostat is included.

This heater is designed for use in tanks, sumps, and process vessels where high-wattage, three-phase electric immersion heating is required. The Incoloy sheath construction resists corrosion and oxidation, making it appropriate for moderately corrosive fluid environments. The standard housing and NPT pipe plug configuration allow direct installation into a threaded tank port or a flanged boss fitting with a reducer. Applications include industrial process heating, chemical tanks, large storage tanks, and commercial water-heating systems where a 480-volt three-phase power source is available.

Key Features

• Three Incoloy heating elements with a 25-inch immersion length for deep-tank installation
• 10,000 watts total output at 480 volts, 3-phase for high-capacity heating
• 50 watts per square inch watt density for balanced heat transfer
• 2-inch NPT brass pipe plug for threaded tank port connection
• Standard housing with no integrated thermostat — pairs with external temperature control
• Incoloy sheath construction for resistance to corrosion and oxidation in process fluids

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct installation immersion heater for tanks and process vessels equipped with a 2-inch NPT threaded port and a 480-volt, 3-phase electrical supply.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the circuit before servicing or replacing the heater. Ensure the tank is fully drained or the element is submerged below the minimum fluid level before energizing to prevent dry-fire damage. Use appropriate pipe thread sealant rated for the process fluid on the NPT plug threads, and verify the tank port threads are clean and in good condition before installation.