Reliance Water Heater 100109136 Electric Water Heater Plumber Repair Pack, Includes 1 Each Upper Thermostat, 1 set

Works great! Definitely recommend also getting the element socket for removal of old one. But this kit saved me from buying a whole new water heater.

Perfect fit for burnt out hot water heater electric element. Installed about 5 years ago. Got to be careful though water can get scalding hot. JW Guiton

This is a quality thermostat, good value for money and I 100% recommend this. installation was easy it perform well and very durable a value for money.

Fit was perfect

It was a perfect replacement kit it was the same as the original parts

Not as pictured. This does not contain the folded bottom element, but instead two straight top elements. It's important for your bottom element to be longer and folded for longevity and durability.

Great item, I have a Ao smith hybrid water heater and it worked fine with that. Perfect replacement

If your hot water heater is acting sketchy, don't be afraid to buy this kit and change out the elements and the thermostats. A few hints. 1) Definitely get your phone out and take pictures. Especially of how the top thermostat and element are wired. 2) TURN OFF THE POWER. Be paranoid and test the wire ends to be double sure. 3) This is a great time to flush your tank. Hook up the hose, open the bottom tap, and run the cold water supply. You'll be glad you did. 4) Purchase one of those heater element wrenches. The factory elements are in their pretty tight. You'll be glad. 5) The tank will drain a lot faster if you break the vacuum. Leave a nearby faucet open. As soon as you are confident the water level is below the top element, pull it out. That will really get things going. 6) There is some commentary on whether or not the bottom element is a fold back unit. In the version I received, it was not. Not something to worry about. They are both 4500 watt units which is presumably what you are taking out of your HW heater. The package labels one for upper and one for lower. I see no obvious difference nor should there be. To repeat, this is an easy project. Take pictures. Disconnect the power. Make double sure you did. Go slowly. Once everything is swapped out, reverse the process. If you're paranoid, fill the tank before you wired the heater elements in case you didn't get them snugged down tight enough.

So far so good, working ok