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product_id: 47759445
title: "AES Industries Water Heater Blanket Jacket Insulation Non Fiberglass Fits 40 50 60 and 80 Gallon Tank R8"
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price: "€ 80.36"
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# AES Industries Water Heater Blanket Jacket Insulation Non Fiberglass Fits 40 50 60 and 80 Gallon Tank R8

**Brand:** aes
**Price:** € 80.36
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** AES Industries Water Heater Blanket Jacket Insulation Non Fiberglass Fits 40 50 60 and 80 Gallon Tank R8 by aes
- **How much does it cost?** € 80.36 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ie](https://www.desertcart.ie/products/47759445-aes-industries-water-heater-blanket-jacket-insulation-non-fiberglass-fits)

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## Why This Product

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## Description

AES Industries Water Heater Blanket Jacket Insulation Non Fiberglass Fits 40 50 60 and 80 Gallon Tank R8 - desertcart.com

Review: Good quality, easy install, no fiberglass - Fits very well, with some to spare, and was so easy to install. Came with clear instructions but we still had a question. The seller returned our call promptly. Came with tape and a utility knife. Very handy. Local stores only carry fiberglass which just gets torn apart by rodents (our water heater is in our garage). Looking forward to energy savings. Very happy with this product and highly recommend.
Review: Good Kit & Easy installation - We recently installed a new water heater which improved our hot water situation. However, we live in the southeast US and have an uninsulated crawl space that our water pipes are in. The pipes are insulated but the quality is dubious. We plan to encapsulate and install new pipe insulation but that’s not at the top of home projects atm. 😂 The utility closet with the hot water heater is always warmer than anywhere else in the house. Not sweltering but noticeably toasty. I researched it and found that insulating the hot water heater is recommended for longevity and energy efficiency among other things. I saw other kits and insulation of this sort for sale on desertcart and the local home stores. I decided to pay a nominal amount more for this kit and I’m glad that I did. I appreciated the precut round top for the heater. I don’t know about you, but my ability to mark and then cut a perfect circle on bubbly insulation isn’t something I’m known for. Also, the kit seemed straightforward but I was impressed with reviews that mentioned the maker has his personal number on the directions to call if you have questions. I have never seen that on any product on desertcart or in a commercial store. Ever. I figured the maker had to be confident of the kit to do that. My water heater is ~57 gallons with an annual energy rating cost of $454/year. The circle top fit perfectly. The kit had more insulation for around the tank that I needed. Which I appreciated in case I royally screwed up. Ha! But, it was simple and no screw ups were involved in the installation. I installed the insulation around the tank first so I could adjust its height to the floor. I took some time before deciding to cut a long section near the bottom to accommodate the white pipe that’s on an upward angle into the wall. I took “close enough” measurements of the height of the pipe at the lowest part and the highest part and used a yard stick to cut a straight line between those points. I couldn’t easily reach those areas for an exact measurement but the product is forgiving and I didn't need to cut out a section with width. I just used the single cut to slide around the pipe. Once I got the insulation in place around the tank, I used a bit of the painters tape that the kit was wrapped in to temporarily hold it in place while I cut holes to accommodate the access points mentioned in the instructions. I wanted to be able to adjust the fit if needed. Which I did make some minor adjustments and the painters tape was perfect for that. I had more than enough of the foil tape in the kit. I have a decent amount leftover and I wasn’t shy about using it liberally. I did a long strip up the tank to connect the surrounding insulation. I used it to seal the long cut I made to accommodate the pipe (where the pipe wasn’t coming out.). I cut 2 inch vertical slits around the top of the surrounding insulation to make the taping to the top easier without wrinkles in it. I cut the foil tape to fit the area in between those slits as well. I cut the top circle part in half, used painters tape to hold the sides temporarily in place while I cut holes to accommodate the pipes on top. Then, I started folding down the foil tape I’d placed on the surrounding insulation part to the circular top piece. This really helped me keep good spacing between the insulation and the heater. I cut a 4 inch strip of the extra piece of insulation I had and used it to fill a gap between the top piece and the surrounding part. No fault of the kit, it was my lack of accuracy. But, the good news is, it worked just fine! The tape is forgiving, I was able to peel it up and replace it in the correct position if I’d gotten it off a straight line. Just don’t press it down super hard until you have it exactly where you want it. Since installing the kit we’ve found we get longer showers which is nice if we’re both up at the same time in the morning and take back to back showers. The last person isn’t rushing to make sure they don’t run out of hot water. The utility closet isn’t noticeably warmer than the rest of the house anymore. It’s a surprisingly simple product and easy kit to install with instant results. It’s not going to make an old, poorly maintained water heater work likes it new. But, it’ll definitely help you make the most of your decent water heater. ***Highly recommend you follow the directions to drain your hot water heater annually!! The amount of sediment that settles in the bottom of your tank is surprisingly gross and reduces the efficiency and amount of hot water you get from your tank. We checked it out in the old tank that was removed and came with the house when we bought it. The sediment alone filled a 5 gallon paint bucket halfway up. Our city has been upgrading the municipal water pipes and we’d have water outages every few months as they did the work. When the water came back on it would initially come out red and dirty (we have red clay soil in the southeast US). That silt collects in your hot water heater. Gross.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B075X175Y1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #11,887 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #29 in Heaters & Heater Accessories |
| Coverage | 25.33 square_feet |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (659) |
| Date First Available | December 15, 2016 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item model number | bb-223 |
| Manufacturer | AES |
| Part Number | bb-223 |
| Product Dimensions | 48 x 5 x 5 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** AES
- **Item Thickness:** 0.25 Inches
- **Material:** Reflective Foam Core
- **Product Dimensions:** 76"L x 48"W
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Water heater insulation

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Did you save any $ on utilities using this product?**
A: I have seen no measurable difference

**Q: can it be used outdoor in the weather**
A: YES 100% WEATHERPROOF AND WATERPROOF

**Q: i have a 24" diameter by 5' tall water heater will it fit? its 80 gallons**
A: It should fit your water heater

**Q: What are the dimensions of the sheets?**
A: Oh enough to go all around a 40 gal and you will have to cut 2” off of the length

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good quality, easy install, no fiberglass
*by J***J on December 17, 2025*

Fits very well, with some to spare, and was so easy to install. Came with clear instructions but we still had a question. The seller returned our call promptly. Came with tape and a utility knife. Very handy. Local stores only carry fiberglass which just gets torn apart by rodents (our water heater is in our garage). Looking forward to energy savings. Very happy with this product and highly recommend.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Kit & Easy installation
*by K***E on January 15, 2025*

We recently installed a new water heater which improved our hot water situation. However, we live in the southeast US and have an uninsulated crawl space that our water pipes are in. The pipes are insulated but the quality is dubious. We plan to encapsulate and install new pipe insulation but that’s not at the top of home projects atm. 😂 The utility closet with the hot water heater is always warmer than anywhere else in the house. Not sweltering but noticeably toasty. I researched it and found that insulating the hot water heater is recommended for longevity and energy efficiency among other things. I saw other kits and insulation of this sort for sale on Amazon and the local home stores. I decided to pay a nominal amount more for this kit and I’m glad that I did. I appreciated the precut round top for the heater. I don’t know about you, but my ability to mark and then cut a perfect circle on bubbly insulation isn’t something I’m known for. Also, the kit seemed straightforward but I was impressed with reviews that mentioned the maker has his personal number on the directions to call if you have questions. I have never seen that on any product on Amazon or in a commercial store. Ever. I figured the maker had to be confident of the kit to do that. My water heater is ~57 gallons with an annual energy rating cost of $454/year. The circle top fit perfectly. The kit had more insulation for around the tank that I needed. Which I appreciated in case I royally screwed up. Ha! But, it was simple and no screw ups were involved in the installation. I installed the insulation around the tank first so I could adjust its height to the floor. I took some time before deciding to cut a long section near the bottom to accommodate the white pipe that’s on an upward angle into the wall. I took “close enough” measurements of the height of the pipe at the lowest part and the highest part and used a yard stick to cut a straight line between those points. I couldn’t easily reach those areas for an exact measurement but the product is forgiving and I didn't need to cut out a section with width. I just used the single cut to slide around the pipe. Once I got the insulation in place around the tank, I used a bit of the painters tape that the kit was wrapped in to temporarily hold it in place while I cut holes to accommodate the access points mentioned in the instructions. I wanted to be able to adjust the fit if needed. Which I did make some minor adjustments and the painters tape was perfect for that. I had more than enough of the foil tape in the kit. I have a decent amount leftover and I wasn’t shy about using it liberally. I did a long strip up the tank to connect the surrounding insulation. I used it to seal the long cut I made to accommodate the pipe (where the pipe wasn’t coming out.). I cut 2 inch vertical slits around the top of the surrounding insulation to make the taping to the top easier without wrinkles in it. I cut the foil tape to fit the area in between those slits as well. I cut the top circle part in half, used painters tape to hold the sides temporarily in place while I cut holes to accommodate the pipes on top. Then, I started folding down the foil tape I’d placed on the surrounding insulation part to the circular top piece. This really helped me keep good spacing between the insulation and the heater. I cut a 4 inch strip of the extra piece of insulation I had and used it to fill a gap between the top piece and the surrounding part. No fault of the kit, it was my lack of accuracy. But, the good news is, it worked just fine! The tape is forgiving, I was able to peel it up and replace it in the correct position if I’d gotten it off a straight line. Just don’t press it down super hard until you have it exactly where you want it. Since installing the kit we’ve found we get longer showers which is nice if we’re both up at the same time in the morning and take back to back showers. The last person isn’t rushing to make sure they don’t run out of hot water. The utility closet isn’t noticeably warmer than the rest of the house anymore. It’s a surprisingly simple product and easy kit to install with instant results. It’s not going to make an old, poorly maintained water heater work likes it new. But, it’ll definitely help you make the most of your decent water heater. ***Highly recommend you follow the directions to drain your hot water heater annually!! The amount of sediment that settles in the bottom of your tank is surprisingly gross and reduces the efficiency and amount of hot water you get from your tank. We checked it out in the old tank that was removed and came with the house when we bought it. The sediment alone filled a 5 gallon paint bucket halfway up. Our city has been upgrading the municipal water pipes and we’d have water outages every few months as they did the work. When the water came back on it would initially come out red and dirty (we have red clay soil in the southeast US). That silt collects in your hot water heater. Gross.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good insulation deal
*by D***E on December 1, 2025*

Easy to install on our 40 gallon electric water heater. Fast delivery. Good deal, seems to hold the heat in better now. Looks good. Came with plenty of aluminum tape to complete the install and even make repairs if need be.

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*Last updated: 2026-01-26*