Direct replacement for Suburban screwin water heater element (1440W, 120V) Key benefits Direct replacement for part numbers: 92249, 91160, 92097, 520900, 520789, 232794 — fits the same screwin mounting and electrical specifications. Reliable heating performance: 1440W at 120V provides the correct power for SWseries Suburban RV and camper water heaters. Longer service life in challenging water conditions: constructed from materials designed to resist corrosion and reduce mineral buildup, which helps minimize element failures and maintenance frequency. Simple maintenance and fast swapout: screwin design enables quick installation or replacement with basic tools, reducing downtime. Compatibility Compatible with Suburban SW Series screwin water heaters using the 520900style element, including these models: SW4DE, SW4DEL, SW6DE, SW6DEC, SW6DEL, SW6DELC, SW6DEM, SW6PE, SW6PER, SW10DE, SW10DEC, SW10DEL, SW10DELC, SW10DEM, SW10PE, SW10PER, SW10VE, SW12DE, SW12DEC, SW12DEL, SW12DELC, SW12DEM, SW12VE, SW16DE, SW16DEC, SW16DEL, SW16DELC, SW16DEM, SW16VE. Features and specifications Type: Screwin water heater element Power: 1440 watts Voltage: 120 volts Function: Heats potable water in Suburban SWseries RV/camper water heaters Material characteristics: Designed to withstand higher temperatures than typical RV elements and to resist corrosion and mineral scaling for improved durability Practical applications / use scenarios Ontheroad replacement: Swap this element in the field when an existing element fails so the RV/camper water heater returns to service quickly. Hardwater protection: Install this element in RVs or travel trailers that operate in hardwater regions to reduce scale buildup and extend service intervals. Preventive maintenance: Keep a spare element on long trips or during extended camping seasons to avoid interruptions to hot water availability and reduce downtime. Installation notes Screwin design matches Suburban SWseries sockets; installation typically requires only basic hand tools. Always disconnect power and drain the water heater before removing or installing the element. Follow manufacturer safety and wiring instructions for your specific water heater model.