Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Can you fit this into a pot with a 1.5" tri-clover fitting or do you need a 2"?
Document: Great heater. Installed for brewing with  0.075&#34; Thickness, 1-1/2&#34; ID, 2-1/4&#34; OD SHIM and 1-3/16&#34; ID, 1-7/16&#34; OD, 1/8&#34; Width silicone O ring. No leaks!
Watch the video of my electric brewery. (type brewmigo in youtube and search for it). It brings 6.5 gallons of wort to a boil in a very short time(when hooked up to a 240V circuit).Raises approximately 1.85F/min when used with 6.5 gallons of wort.
Caution - Always test fit your new element into your 1&#34; coupler or welding spud immediately after opening the package. 4 out of 6 times it'll screw in just fine. Those two other times, you're hosed if you've already wired it up and are trying to install it in your keggle.The most common fittings you'll encounter on the pots, boiler or keggle are 1&#34; NPT threaded which is a tapered thread designed for mechanical compression for water tightness.
I installed this in my brewing pot. I've brewed 5 batches with it without any problems. Just have to wipe the element down after each batch. I use the Brew-in-a-Bag all grain method, and the nylon bag rests right on the element. No marks or any damage on the bag.
It was a perfect fit and replacement for my burned out element. It is ideal for my corrosive water situation. Recommended.
Easy to fit, works great. The compact ripple manufacture makes it ideal to fit into slim line tanks. Small but powerful.
That's a 5 star rating for me because much more you'd be risking popping breakers
seems to heat water quicker....might have given a 5 if elements had not touched each other on return loops, which makes me wonder if that might cause faster burnout of elements
Probably like most of you buying this product, I was referred here by Kal's site, theelectricbrewery.com. I followed his instructions and installed this into a keggle that I use as a boil kettle in my homebrewing setup. 5500W heats my strike water very fast and I only need to maintain 50-60% on the duty cycle to keep a rolling boil.
Arrived unopened, but the product was packaged as 02963, but 02962 is the actual model # stamped on the heater base???. Will need to return it to amazon for the proper product.UPDATE:  Contacted CAMCO today and they discussed the model number discrepancy. Apparently all of their bulk product model numbers change from the "bulb" number (in this case 02962) to 02963 once packaged. Hope this helps and is accurate information.
Answer: no