What thread does your heater have ?

If you don't know what thread your heater have, we placed some info abaut the most common threads.

In an example of a less common thread we require a model of the original heater.

The heating sets in plug usually got a thread of 1 1/14 inch (or 5/4) or 1 1/2 inch ( otherwords one and a half of an inch, 6/4 or 3/2).

If the diameter of the thread of the heater has:

about 4,2 cm (41,910mm) - it's a thread 1 1/4

thread's hole 1 1/4  where the heater is countersinked, has an inner diameter of 3,9cm (38,952mm)

about 4,8 cm (47,803mm) - it's a thread 1 1/2

Heaters for the bathroom heaters, radiators have usually a thread 1/2 (half of an inch) that is:

about 2,1 cm (20,955mm) - it's a thread 1/2

thread's hole 1/2 where the heater is countersinked, has an inner diameter of 1,9cm (18,631mm)

Single heating elements usually have bushings with threads M10x1 or M14x1,5

1cm (10mm) - it's a thread M10x1 or M10x1,25

1,4cm (14mm) - it's a thread M14x1,5

The above metric thread can have diffrent atributes. The sugestion writen above it's only for most common heaters.

In the table below you can find more threads: metric and inched.

 Size of the thread   External thread
(heater, screw)
[mm]

 Internal thread
(hole, nut)
[mm]

1/2" 20,955 18,631
3/4" 26,441 24,117
1" 33,249 30,291
1 1/4" 41,910 38,952
1 1/2" 47,803 44,845
2" 59,614 56,656
2 1/2" 75,184 72,226
M10x1 10 8,773
M10x1,25 10 8,466
M12x1,25 12 10,460
M14x1,5 14 12,160
M16x1,5 16 14,160
M48x2 48 45,546

 

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