RV Water Heater Heating Element Replacement – Fits Atwood Dometic 92249/91160/92097 & Suburban 520900/520789 (1440W, 120V)

About This Product

If your RV or camper water heater isn't getting hot enough, or it's just not heating at all, there's a good chance the heating element is shot.
This replacement element is a direct fit for a whole bunch of models from Atwood, Dometic, and Suburban, including the 92249, 91160, 92097, 520900, and 520789.

It's rated at 1400W at 110V for the Atwood-compatible side and 1440W at 120V for the Suburban side, so you get fast, efficient heating.
The element is made from Incoloy 840 stainless steel alloy, which resists corrosion and mineral buildup way better than standard materials, giving you longer life and fewer problems—especially if you're traveling in hard water areas.
Installation is a screw-in type, so you can swap it out in just a few minutes with basic tools.
The package includes a new gasket to seal everything up tight.

Before installing, always disconnect power and water, drain the tank, and follow the safety steps in the manual.
It works with a huge list of RV heater models, including GC6AA, G6A, GCH10A, SW6, SW10, SW16 series, and many more.
A reliable, affordable fix that keeps your showers warm and your trips comfortable.

This versatile water heater heating element is designed to replace both Atwood Dometic models 92249, 91160, and 92097 (1400W, 110V) and Suburban models 520900 and 520789 (1440W, 120V).

It is compatible with a wide range of RV, camper, and travel trailer water heaters, including Atwood GCH6, GCH10, GC6A, GC10A, G6A series and Suburban SW4, SW6, SW10, SW12, and SW16 series.
Constructed from high-grade Incoloy 840 stainless steel and subjected to high-temperature annealing, this element offers superior thermal efficiency and excellent corrosion resistance, reducing mineral scale and failure rates.
The screw-in design allows for quick, tool-based installation without needing a plumber.

The kit includes one heating element and a new gasket for a secure seal.
It resolves common issues like insufficient heating, no heat, fluctuating temperatures, and high energy consumption.

This element meets or exceeds OEM standards and has been thoroughly tested for reliability.
A practical, long-lasting solution for RV owners who want dependable hot water on the road.