Value Collection KV-3-0239-M0 Immersion Heater 10000W

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION KV-3-0239-M0 is a three-element, pipe plug immersion heater designed for industrial and commercial fluid heating applications. It features a copper element construction with a brass plug and delivers 10,000 watts at 240 volts, three phase. The immersion length is 22 inches, providing substantial surface area within the heated vessel or tank. At 60 watts per square inch watt density, it is suited for water and similarly conductive fluid heating tasks. Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or qualified maintenance technicians working on process heating, tank heating, or industrial water systems.

This immersion heater is configured for use in tanks, vessels, or piping systems where a threaded pipe plug mount is required. The 2-inch NPT plug thread allows direct installation into a standard 2-inch female NPT fitting or tank boss. The three-phase, 240-volt configuration makes it appropriate for light industrial and commercial electrical services. No thermostat is included with this unit, so an external temperature control must be provided as part of the installation design.

Key Features

• Three copper heating elements for even heat distribution across the 22-inch immersion length
• 10,000 watt output at 240 volts, three phase
• 60 watts per square inch watt density suitable for water and compatible fluid heating
• Brass pipe plug with 2-inch NPT thread for direct tank or vessel mounting
• No integrated thermostat — compatible with externally mounted temperature controls
• Standard housing construction for straightforward replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct installation pipe plug immersion heater for industrial tanks and vessels equipped with a 2-inch NPT female fitting and a three-phase, 240-volt electrical supply.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for industrial heating equipment. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power before servicing or replacing the heater. Ensure the tank or vessel is drained or the element is fully submerged before energizing, as dry-fire operation will damage the elements. Verify that the external thermostat or over-temperature control is properly set and functional before returning the system to service.