HydroQuip Water Pro Series 5.5kW Baptistry Heater Assembly (26-0071-FA2-K)

HydroQuip Water Pro Series 5.5kW Baptistry Heater Assembly [240V] [2.25" x 15"] (26-0071-FA2-K) — The HydroQuip Water Pro Series 5.5kW baptistry heater assembly 26-0071-FA2-K is a replacement flow-through heating component used with compatible front-access baptismal equipment. The heater is listed as 2.25 inches in diameter and 15 inches in length, rated at 240V. Its front-access layout is an important identification detail when comparing original equipment. For a church or facility maintaining an existing baptistry, the exact part number should guide selection because similarly rated Water Pro heaters can differ in equipment fitment and connections.

Product Features & Benefits

• 5.5kW replacement heater assembly for applicable HydroQuip Water Pro baptismal systems.
• 240V electrical rating according to the manufacturer listing.
• 2.25-inch diameter by 15-inch length heater housing configuration.
• Front-access design identified in the HydroQuip product listing.
• Designed for use as a flow-through heater component within a compatible installed system.
• Separate manufacturer part numbers 26-0071-FA2-K and 26-0071-FA-K; no blanket interchangeability is established.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: HydroQuip
• Series: Water Pro
• Heating output: 5.5kW
• Voltage: 240V
• Heater dimensions: 2.25" x 15"
• Access configuration: Front Access
• Exact part number: 26-0071-FA2-K

Choosing the Correct Replacement

Match 26-0071-FA2-K to the original heater label, not simply to any 5.5kW Water Pro item. Verify the physical location of the electrical access, heater diameter and length, plumbing connections and all applicable controls. The FA2 and FA versions share some listed specifications, but HydroQuip publishes them under distinct part numbers. The available material does not establish that one should replace the other; confirm with the manufacturer or equipment manual before substitution.

Installation & Safety

Have a qualified technician isolate power, drain or isolate the relevant plumbing as necessary, and inspect heater seals and all associated controls. Confirm proper circulation and required safety protection before energizing. Never run an inline baptistry heater dry, and do not bypass control or high-limit protection to test it.