Rheem Tankless Water Heater -Indoor 7.4 gallon Water Heater Natural Gas RTG-74PVN

SKU RTG-74PVN
Description
Rheem Tankless Water Heater RTG74PVN, Indoor Use

Provides
  • 7.4 gallons per minute at a 45°F temperature rise
  • 4.2 gallons per minute at a 77° F temperature rise.
    (Temperature rise is based on how much the incoming water temperature must be raised to meet the desired output temperature.)

    The RTG-74 can provide enough gallons per minute of hot water to supply 3 showers in simultaneous operation, or a shower and 2 sinks in simultaneous operation. All calculations are based on 120° F setting, 105° F delivery temperature, and simultaneous use of above appliances.
    Rheem Tankless Water Heater Features:

    • Natural Gas Part RTG-74PVN
    • Continuous hot water
    • USC1-117 waterproof remote control is included.
    • Energy efficient design, no storage tank necessary
    • Intelligent electronic controls designed to increase energy efficiency and safety
    • Self diagnostic program
    • Exclusive combustion monitoring device
    • Low NOx emissions
    • Uses 4" Category III stainless steel vents
    • Supplied with a 120 volt power cord

    Proper gas pressure must be ensured to supply tankless gas water heaters, up to 118,000 BTU for RTG-42 models and up to 199,900 BTU for RTG-74 and PTG-74PVN models. (Consult your gas supplier)

    * For installations above 3,280 feet a high altitude chip is required (RTG74 High Altitude Chip)
      Rheem Tankless 7.4 Tankless Water Heater - Spec Sheet


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    7.4 Manual PDF



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      This is a god send. Arrived in 4 days with free shipping. thanks for the input. Ihave two showers and 3 teen age girls, It works fine. Tom P, Provo Utah

      We've had the RTG-74 NG installed for three weeks. Water delivery and temperature stability are superior compared to our prior twin 40 Gallon tank setup. Only glitch is that the unit did not resume after a (storm) power outage and required a manual 'power-on' This one unit replaced both 40 Gal units. Cost was only $300-$400 more installed than replacing both conventional units, making payback almost instantly with the $300 tax credit and immediate fuel savings.

      My Old rheem water heater went out, and the new RHEEM tankless water heaters been a god send.
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