Do Electric Water Heaters Have Anode Rods?
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Most anode rods are sacrificial, which means their design will corrode. Because this material is supposed to decompose it will eventually wear off in a few years and require replacing. A tankless water heater is equipped with no anode – the most common water heater has one of those rods.
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