Benefits of a Powered Anode Rod

The sacrificial anode rod that comes with your water heater is not always the best. When
you replace it with a Powered Anode Rod from Corro-Protec you can get rid of all these
issues they can occur.
The benefits of Corro-Protec’s Powered Anode Rod include:
- Eliminates the sulfur/rotten egg smell
- Limescale build up prevention
- Corrosion Prevention
- Double the lifespan of your water heater
- 20-year warranty
- & many more 💯
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[@richardsmith4187]

I just purchased one and will be putting it in soon. Having to change out the anode rod every 3-4 years is a pain and this solves the problem. I will still drain/flush my water heater tank once a year, but this makes things much easier to maintain.

[@1-Tom-Plumber]

Glad you like it!

[@richardsmith4187]

@@1-Tom-Plumber Had my plumber put it in, after removal of the regular anode which did show some corrosion. Now at night I see that shining LED from it and I now have peace of mind !! LOL I will still drain and flush the tank at least once a year, but that bear of changing out the anode for at least 15-20 years makes me happy I will not have to do it for many years.

[@kameronhensley4493]

I use one at my house!

[@conraderb]

One major point that didn't seem explained clearly: the point of these rods is that since the galvanic activity happens through the small amount of electrical current in the water, the titanium is not sacrificed, or takes a very, very long time to be sacrificed. This means a very long period of time where your water heater tank is NOT being targeted by the galvanic action (compared to a regular anode rod, which only protects the tank until it is used up, which might be a few years).

[@mrsunshine63755]

Nice

[@RichardKuivila1947]

Powered Anode lasts a "LifeTime" but water heater leaked 3 years later. Was told by plumber ONLY install on NEW water heaters !

[@TrendyStone]

Why would it matter if the water heater is new or a few years old?

[@G5Hohn]

@@TrendyStone I can't see how it would. Plumbers often repeat BS someone told them, just like anybody else does.

[@DoEverythingDerek]

Plumber wants you to buy a new water heater from them so they tell you not to get one 🤣

[@kylew8192]

Promo-SM

[@RichardKuivila1947]

YUP, That was an dvertisement.

[@johnsteichen9657]

he explained almost nothing