Whale S360EW Electric Water Heater 11L 12V

For all your hot water needs onboard

Ideal for outboards the Whale S360EW Electric Water
Heater connects to the 12V power supply. It’s designed to
fit in compact spaces like the galley, transom or other storage
spaces simplifying installation and allowing for more space on
board.

The Water Heater has a rapid heat up time with hot water in less
than an hour and is highly efficient with heat retention of up to
10 hours. The heater is ideal for use with deck showers and warming
wet suits providing 3 Gals of hot water at a time.

With all Whale Water Heaters safety comes to the forefront and the
12V water heater is no different with integrated temperature and
pressure valve plus a thermal cut-out and heat Indication output.
The heater also has an integrated anode for longer life and the
relay allows for switching at the helm for ease of use and
control.

Whale S360EW Electric Water Heater Features:

• 12V Power Supply
• No generator / inverter/ shore power required
• Rapid Heat
• Hot water in less than 1 hour
• Safety features
• Low current switching
• Integrated temperature and pressure valve
• Thermal cutout
• Heating Indication output
• Ignition protected (ABYC E-11)
• Compact Design
• Fits in restrictive places
• ALCLAD tank
• White aluminium casing

Whale S360EW Electric Water Heater
Specifications:

• Model number: S360EW
• Description: 12v Electric Water Heater
• Capacity: 3 US gals (12 ltrs)
• Electrical Supply: 12 VDC, 300W
• Recommended Fuse Size: 35 Amps
• Current Draw: 30 Amps
• Maximum Water Temperature: 140 °F (60 °C)
• Temperature and Pressure Valve Specification: 210 °F (99 °C),
  75 psi (5.2 bar)
• Maximum Tested Pressure: 300 psi (20.7 bar)
• Dimensions: 13 ½ ” x 14 ½ ” x 13 ¼ ” (343mm x 369mm x
  337mm)
• Materials: Tank – ALCLAD Casing – White Power Coated
  Aluminium
• Connections: ½” NPT Female – For connection to 15mm Quick
  Connect use WX1514
• Weight: 11lbs (5kg)

Whale S360EW Electric Water Heater Product Data Sheet

Whale S360EW Electric Water Heater Installation Guide