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Rheem Integrated Heating & Water Heating System

The Rheem Integrated Heating & Water Heating System offers whole-house space heating and domestic hot water from a single source.


By HZ Editors August 2, 2011
Rheem, Rheem Integrated Heating & Water Heating System, 101 best new products

The Rheem Integrated Heating & Water Heating System offers whole-house space heating and domestic hot water from a single source. When combined with Rheem cooling equipment, the system offers complete air and water home comfort. The heart of the system is Rheem’s tankless technology. In this new application, the technology not only fulfills hot water needs, but also provides heating to the entire home.

Editors’ Comments: This is the first integrated HVAC/water-heating system built by a single manufacturer, which ensures seamless system integration backed by a five-year air-handler warranty and a 10-year tankless heat-exchanger warranty.

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