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Straight metal heating element with threaded fitting and electrical terminals

Rheem

Rheem SP10871QL Element 6000w 277V 19-1/8 In LWD Fountain

SKU CH-9FF5-SPJZ8

A 6000-watt 277-volt heating element measuring 19-1/8 inches LWD for Rheem and Vanguard fountains

  • 6000 watt output delivers high heating capacity
  • 277 volt rating matches commercial supply requirements
  • 19-1/8 inch length fits Rheem and Vanguard units
  • Low-watt-density design extends element service life

Heating element for Rheem fountains

The Rheem SP10871QL is a 6000w 277V replacement element measuring 19-1/8 inches in length. It is designed for low-watt-density operation in compatible Rheem and Vanguard drinking fountains. This new component restores heating performance in units where the original element has failed.

Direct-fit replacement with no extra parts

The element installs using the existing mounting points and electrical connections, so no additional brackets, gaskets or wiring adapters are required. Buyers needing a different voltage, wattage or length will need a separate part number.

Highlights

  • 6000 watt output delivers high heating capacity
  • 277 volt rating matches commercial supply requirements
  • 19-1/8 inch length fits Rheem and Vanguard units
  • Low-watt-density design extends element service life

Specifications

BrandRHEEM

Questions about this item

Will the 6000 watt element need periodic descaling or anode checks?

The 6000 watt element has no sacrificial anode; mineral scale on the sheath is the only maintenance, removed by draining and brushing during routine service.

At 277 volts, what thermal limit appears first during continuous draw?

The low-watt-density sheath reaches its design surface temperature before the 277 volt supply trips, so element temperature is the limiting factor.

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