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Thermwell Prods. Co.429361 | | In Stock | | Availability:
Usually ships in 1-2 business days | | | | | | 3'' thick x 60'' x 90'' R10 vinyl backed fiberglass insulation jacket is designed for gas, oil, or electric water heaters up to 60 gallon size. Package contains a roll of plastic tape. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 5 reviews |
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| | Features | Frost King Water Heater Insulation Jacket
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 5 customer reviews )
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44 of 44 found the following review helpful:
Here's what the instructions don't tell you . . . Nov 18, 2007
By G. Hoffmann
1. Measure the tank's height. Mark the foil side with a magic marker, then cut the wrap on the floor. It's near impossible do it with the wrap on the tank. There are foil tabs to secure the wrap to the top of the tank . . . make sure you cut the correct side. I found that scissors worked just fine to cut it.
2. My gas water heater is only thirty gallons. The width of the wrap did not need adjustment - it just fit. The description says it fits up to 60 gallon size. I can't see how. Some other reviewer with a larger tank will have to comment on this.
3. Use the measurement of the tank's height and pre-cut a length of tape this size. Next, cut four 6" pieces - these will be used to tape the sides of the wrap together. Finally, cut the remaining tape into 4" strips for use in taping the tabs on the top of the wrap to the tank. I had enough tape for my small tank. Other reviewers complained that there is not enough tape. If in doubt, buy a small roll of foil tape when you buy the wrap.
4. If you have a gas water heater, position the wrap so that the connecting parts are on the front. On my heater, the loose end tucked neatly behind the gas line and valve.
5. Tape the top with two 4" pieces where the two sides meet. Then pull the foil sides together from the top down using the 6" pieces to tape across the meeting point. Finally, use the long piece of tap to tape it once more vertically.
6. Cut out a section of the wrap on the bottom at least 3" away from the burner assembly. You want to stay warm, not cause a fire.
7. Finish off by taping the top with the remaining 4" pieces of tape making sure you don't go anywhere near the flue.
The Frost King make is reasonable quality. It's available from your local hardware store, Home Depot or Lowe's at a better price as Amazon . . . plus no shipping cost.
15 of 16 found the following review helpful:
Works well but needs more tape Jul 28, 2007
By Mr. Peter L. Vazquez
"Centipeter"
I agree with the previous reviewer. The product needs more tape. I had to buy a roll of foil tape to finish the job. If you buy this item, buy a roll of foil tape to finish taping it properly. Otherwise, it's easy to install and seems to insulate pretty well, although I am not sure how you could measure how much of an effect it has, but every little bit helps.
13 of 14 found the following review helpful:
Good but could be better Apr 11, 2007
By R. Bacon
This product basically met its description. It was delivered in good shape when I expected it. The supplier was responsible in providing online communication regarding order details and shipping dates. My only wish is that it had been supplied with about six more feet of tape to fasten it properly to the water heater, after the necessary cutouts for the water heater's pipes and valves.
15 of 17 found the following review helpful:
Shop around before buying. Oct 24, 2007
By New Era Bank
"Travis Wagganer"
I was looking to buy this on Amazon but it was about $35 dollars + shipping. I went to Lowels and and got it for less than $20. I suggest looking around at a hardware store before you buy this product online.
 A quality water heater jacket May 21, 2012
By Vern Jauer
When I replaced my hot water heater I decided to spend the money and buy a efficient gas 50 gallon hot water heater. I quickly discovered that most jackets on the market are too small to fit over the increased diameter. This jacket did but just barely. I like the foil covering and the thicker insulation. The only downside was the amount of tape provided. Yes there was enough to cover the vertical seam and the top but not enough to cover the seams for controls and the pressure relief valve. The SP60 is still the best product on the market.
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