Baptistry Water Heater 240V Immersion-No GFCI

UPDATE: We will ship Model SS-3-42HL which is the current version and replaces the older Model SS-6-42HL. The units are pretty much identical and no specification changes are noted in the two models.

Shipping Dimensions 52" x 18" x 4" Shipping weight 11 lbs
 

It doesn't get much easier than this, simply suspend the heating element in the water and plug the heater in to a 240 volt outlet. 

This is a simple low-cost way to heat baptistry water without spending money on plumbers and installation. Perfect for existing baptistry installations where installing a circulation heater would be difficult or expensive.

You can use the included metal bracket to mount the heater to the baptistry side wall, or somce churches mount the unit to a length of 2 x4 that can be easily placed over the baptistry opening and removed before use. 

 

 For safety, heater MUST be used with a GFCI protected outlet or breaker.

Specifications     240 Volts Single Phase three wire cord (5ft) with plug. This is the same style plug used on your home clothes dryer.

• Adjustable thermostat allows you to set the desired water temperature from 55°F to 115°F. Unit will maintain temperature to desired temperature +/- 3°
• Hi-Limit cut out switch set at 125°F (+/- 4°) helps prevent damage to the heater if it's accidentally left on after the water is drained.
• 25 Amps 6000 Watts
• Made of Stainless Steel and Incoloy. Incoloy is superalloy designed for superior resistance to corrosion in high temperatures
• No Installation or plumbing required. You DO need a 220 or 240v GFI outlet to plug it in to.
• Pilot light and on-off switch provided, indicates desired temperature when reached and breaks circuit when element is not in use.
• UL Listed

Baptistry Heat-Up Times

• Heat 60 GPH - Gallons per Hour- (40° Rise)

• Heat 90 GPH - Gallons per Hour- (30° Rise)

• Heat 500 gallons in 8.3 hours (40° R) or in 4.15 hours (20° R)

• A 750 to 1,000 gallon Baptistry can be heated in:
  • 13 to 17 hours (40° Rise)
  • 8-1/2 to 11 hours (30° Rise)
  • 6-1/2 to 8-1/2 hours (20 degree rise) in temperature.

Need to heat your water faster? Order two of these heaters! (Verify electrical circuit capacity 1st)

• Heater can be operated on 120 volts, but power will be reduced to 1.5KW and will heat 15 GPH (40°R) or 30 GPH (20°R). (Have a qualified electrician change out the cord set for 120v use)