G'day mates,
I'm just getting started getting my gear together, it's taken me a bit of time but I finaly found a 250L Rheem electrical water heater and I have been told that the 3,600W element in the 250L water heater is to powerful for a reactor and I should buy a 1,800W element to replace the 3,600W element, is this true?
I have a couple of spare 15amp points that I can plug the 3,600W reactor into, so I don't need to use a 10amp plug as could be used with the less powerful 1,800W element.
Thanking you in advance for any advice on getting my reactor right.
Bill
I'm just getting started getting my gear together, it's taken me a bit of time but I finaly found a 250L Rheem electrical water heater and I have been told that the 3,600W element in the 250L water heater is to powerful for a reactor and I should buy a 1,800W element to replace the 3,600W element, is this true?
I have a couple of spare 15amp points that I can plug the 3,600W reactor into, so I don't need to use a 10amp plug as could be used with the less powerful 1,800W element.
Thanking you in advance for any advice on getting my reactor right.
Bill
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