Facility Managers

Tankless Electric Handwashing Solutions for Global Handwashing Day

Warm water is not just a comfort, but a critical element that keeps our businesses running smoothly and maintains hygiene standards. In commercial settings where cleanliness is vital, good handwashing habits play a highly important role in keeping our hands clean and preventing the spread of germs and illnesses. As we celebrate Global Handwashing Day, we’d like to highlight our tankless electric water heater solutions. Designed, engineered and assembled in the U.S.,

Rheem Triton Light Duty Offers an Intelligent, Robust Solution for Small Businesses

Hot water keeps many businesses going. From the cafés you frequent to your regular hair salon visits, hot water is essential to keeping any business running smoothly. And now, with the addition of Triton® Light Duty (LD) to the Rheem® Triton family, the most intelligent high-efficiency gas water heaters on the market1, small businesses have a smarter, more robust solution than standard units.

Key Product Features

Guided and influenced by plumbers and perfected by Rheem engineers,

Bringing You Rheem Heat Pump Water Heater Options

Rheem® recently expanded our heat pump water heater (HPWH) offerings to include more residential and commercial models. These heat pump water heaters are designed to be smart, sustainable and easy to install without compromising performance. By drawing heat from the air around them, heat pump water heaters save energy and energy costs while reducing impact on the environment. Rheem is proud to offer the most efficient1 and advanced water heating solutions available on the market.

Triton is the Water Heating Powerhouse for Businesses

Businesses depend on essential functions to stay up and running and to provide the best customer service. For many businesses, such as hotels, restaurants, gyms and laundromats, hot water is vital to daily operations. They need a powerful, durable water heating solution that eliminates down time and emergencies.

Rheem® Triton® high-efficiency gas water heater is the behind-the-scenes powerhouse that meets the daily hot water demands of any business while offering intelligent features that keep business running.

How Heat Pump Water Heaters Contribute to Global Decarbonization

Simply put, decarbonization is the reduction of carbon emissions. The impact of carbon emissions on Earth has sparked heightened awareness and tighter regulations across the U.S. and the world. Because Heat Pump Water Heaters (HPWH) produce zero emissions and dramatically reduce net carbon emissions up to 75%, they will increasingly play a pivotal role in achieving global decarbonization goals.

Regulations Affecting Commercial Heat Pump Water Heaters

The most cost-effective way to reduce global carbon emissions is to improve building efficiency.

The Sustainable Solution That Delivers Proven Performance for Your Business

When selecting the right water heating system for a commercial setting application, the challenge is finding the solution that excels in a variety of areas. There are usually multiple business goals to consider. They may be to save more energy and money, improve building efficiency ratings or to find a low maintenance solution. See how the Rheem® Commercial Heat Pump Water Heater Split System addresses these goals while keeping in line with regional decarbonization regulations.

Rheem Water Heaters Provide Long-Lasting Performance for a Professional Football Stadium

Running a professional football stadium is much like running a mini city. With food service, laundry, locker rooms, bathroom use and more, hot water is critical to the operation of the facility. This case study outlines the upgrade that took just a few weeks to install 104 water heaters and gave them a comprehensive, long-term solution.

The Challenge

A professional stadium found that it had to replace water heaters at an alarming rate (and at a high cost).

Get Your Water Heater Up and Running After a Dormant Period

Due to the ongoing Covid-19 Pandemic, many businesses and facilities have been shut down for an extended period of time. Due to the lack of water usage, some water heaters may have been turned off while others just remained dormant. This disruption of water usage may lead to stagnant water in the plumbing system. Left unchecked, this stagnant water can promote the growth of microorganisms and other bacteria including Legionella.

As commercial locations start to re-open,