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Anode rod for in Phase 3 indirect heater ?

Ron Jr._3
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Any reason why we shouldnt install one in these tank in tank heaters ?
Seems like this style lasts less than 10 years in my area ( Long Island ).
Seems like this style lasts less than 10 years in my area ( Long Island ).
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Phase III was built by Triangle Tube. It is a tank within a tank and it is Stainless Steel. Stainless steel tanks do not uses a anode rod. Does your water have high chlorides? If so high chlorides will kill most SS tanks. Also if I remember right the Phase III tank design of a tank within a tank if you do not get the air out of the inner tank that little bit of air and the water mixture becomes aggressive and kills the tank.0
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