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Heater Element 4.0kW Universal 10" 115v/230v M7 Bend Incoloy (Good)

4.0kW Incoloy Heater Element 10" Universal 115v/230v M7 Bend Compatibility (Good Grade)

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MSRP: $69.50
$44.99
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SKU:
HTP25-40CB-BI
UPC:
7.40E+11
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This 4.0KW heating element is engineered with the specialized rear bend configuration required for Balboa M-7 heater tube assemblies.

Compatible with Gecko, ACC, and most standard spa heater tube systems. This universal 10-inch element operates on both 115v and 230v power configurations.

Constructed from Incoloy material for reliable heat transfer in modern hot tub applications.

Important: SpaShopper also carries a premium Titanium version offering superior chemical and salt water resistance for harsh water conditions.

Troubleshooting Guide: If your element trips the breaker, disconnect it and reset. If the breaker holds when unplugged but trips upon reconnection, the element requires replacement. For non-breaker issues, use an Ohm meter across terminals - proper reading should be approximately 14.5K ohms. A reading of 0K indicates an open circuit. If the breaker doesn't trip and resistance tests normal, investigate other heating system components including pressure switches, filter blockages, circulation problems, or control board circuits.

25-4041-BI-TI

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