Engineered to Operate in Extreme Climates: New System Provides Domestic Hot Water or Space Heating

ATLANTA (Sept. 9, 2026) – Rheem^®, an Atlanta-based leading provider of heating, cooling, water heating and refrigeration systems, has launched the Rheem^® Torin^™ Commercial Air-to-Water Heat Pump. Designed for both indoor and outdoor solutions and engineered to operate in extreme climates, Torin provides domestic hot water or space heating for applications including multifamily housing, hotels, offices, schools and university campuses.

“Rheem continues to evolve heat pump water heating technology while providing customers with advanced energy efficiency,” said Hillary Heyerdahl, senior manager, Product Management at Rheem. “With simplified controls and flexible installation options, Torin provides an innovative solution for today’s commercial buildings.”

Available in 68k BTU/hr and 120k BTU/hr models, the Torin Heat Pump delivers hot water in cold climates with temperatures reaching -13°F (-25°C). A smaller footprint offers more flexibility with installation and location, making it easy to customize systems based on the building’s specific needs.

Both models are ENERGY STAR^® certified and help reduce carbon emissions and building energy costs through high-efficiency technology. With a Coefficient of Performance (COP) of up to 4.5*, exceeding the commercial minimum requirement for U.S. commercial water heating systems, units deliver energy savings and help reduce operating costs. Torin’s fully electric, zero-emission design eliminates reliance on fossil fuels, while its low-GWP R-454B refrigerant helps reduce environmental impact.

Other key features and benefits of the Rheem Torin Commercial Air-to-Water Heat Pump include:

• Advanced Inverter Technology
• Flexible System Design
• Scalable Capacity
• Intuitive Controls
• Remote Connectivity
• Building Management System Integration

For more information about the Rheem Torin Commercial Air-to-Water Heat Pump, visit www.rheem.com.

*4.5 COP reflects DOE test conditions; actual COP varies with ambient and inlet water temps. DOE test standard, 80ºF ambient with 63% humidity, inlet water temperature at 70ºF, outlet water temperature at 120ºF.