Explore available incentives and learn how you can get more with tankless gas water heaters.
Qualifying Tankless Water Heaters include the industry's most comprehensive 15-year warranty.
Powered by EcoNet technology, provides continuous hot water, energy savings, and Smart Control via the EcoNet® app. Built-in recirculation models offer no-wait hot water for the ultimate convenience.
With the same proven performance both plumbers and homeowners trust, the Rheem® RTGH Series Super High Efficiency Condensing Tankless Water Heaters now offer a new modern design.
Offers the comfort of endless long baths with the convenience of a small footprint and the peace-of-mind that comes with energy savings.
Rheem ThermaForce Super High Efficiency Condensing Tankless Water Heaters provide energy efficiency and high performance in a compact European design. Plus, they're made to stand up to extreme hard water applications.
By promoting the adoption of tankless gas water heaters, gas utility companies can reduce overall energy consumption and peak demand on their infrastructure, leading to cost savings and environmental benefits. Rebates incentivize customers to invest in these energy-efficient water heaters, benefiting both the utility company and the consumer. Up to $1,200 in available local gas utility rebates.
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) is a series of home energy programs featuring efficiency and electrification tax credits and rebates. Beginning in 2023, the expanded version of 25C, now called the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit (under the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022), will provide up to $600 in tax credits for qualified high efficiency tankless gas water heaters. Unlike the existing program, the expanded 25C tax credit has generous annual limits (not lifetime limits), meaning that the same customer could receive the credit for qualified energy efficient upgrades annually. This expansion will extend the program out to 2032 (see Builder Incentives section for 45L tax credit details).
California Building Standards Code Title 24 allows for installation of tankless gas or propane instantaneous water heater with an input of ≤200,000 BTU/h (no storage tank allowed) when the space heating system is a heat pump. Rheem Condensing Tankless Gas Water Heaters are Title 24 Ready solutions for builders. View zone map below for additional information
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