water heater elements

[Mikecambrai]

Hi, I have an Albin 43 which is based in the Netherlands. The water heating element is not working and I want to replace it. It is 110v - don't know the wattage.
In Europe the standard element physical size seems to need a spanner which is around 3 inches in diameter.
Mine is 36mm A/F.
Can a user of American parts advise me whether the size is proportional to the voltage? Are all 110v heaters 36mm A/F?
I can supply either 230v or 110v and would prefer less than 1 kw.
Where do I obtain an element which is from the States and is certainly 110V and needs a 1 1/2 inch spanner.?
Many thanks in anticipation of your enlightenment.

[Tree]

Mike. I swapped mine out for 240v for uk use. What is the make of the water heater? If it's seaward, that is now owned by whale based in Northern Ireland.

[jleonard]

Last time I replaced a heating element in a marine water heater it used a "standard" heating element (120V) available at a local hardware store.

[Tree]

Mike, as it happens my calorifier has just let go - you're welcome to have the element if it's any use as I'm swapping mine out for a stainless steel calorifier now.