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Balboa 4 KW Flow Thru Spa Heater Element M7 Bent Style-Best Choice For Balboa 254041BI Hydro-Quip
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$59.99
$29.85
(You save $30.14)
SKU:
254041BI
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Product Description
- Balboa M7 Replacement Heater Element
- 4 KW
- Works great with Balboa, Gecko, Spa Builders, Hydro-Quip and others.
- This Element Has A Unique Bend, Allowing for Clearance of Temperature Sensors, in Balboa Heater Housings.
- 10.5"
- 120/240 Volt
- These are NOT Cheap Bulk Packed Chinese Elements, they are made here by California based Hydro-Quip Inc, and boxed for safe arrival.
Tech Note: This is a preferred choice for Balboa Spa Replacement, for 2 reasons, the bend on the left side of the element that allows for the element to avoid the temp sensor and have clearance, also 4 KW is what our techs in the field replace all Balboa Heaters with. The low amperage gives longer life to the heater and helps to avoid burnout at the circuit board, a problem we have seen frequently with 5.5 KW Heaters.
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Product Reviews
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exact match perfect fit
Posted by Frank Scavo on 11th May 2020
comes with everything you need. looks like an exact replacement, shape size and color. Fits perfect. easy DIY once you get the heating pipe disconnected. Don't forget new gaskets as they get old and gummy.
heating elements will leak at terminals and trip your breaker...you'll go nuts finding the problem, so this is an easy fix.
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All Good
Posted by Ron on 22nd Jun 2017
My hot tub was tripping the breaker as fast as I reset it, so I figured I had an electrical problem. I isolated it to the heating system. I pulled the old heating element out, and it didn't look so good, so I ordered a new one, put it in, and all is good.
