.JPG)
 |
Rheem
Tankless Water Heater 7.4 Gallon - RTG-74 series
|
| RTG - 74PVN Rheem Tankless Water Heater 7.4 Natural Gas Indoor |  |
| RTG - 74PVP Rheem Tankless Water Heater 7.4 Propane Indoor | |
| RTG - 74XN Rheem Tankless Water Heater 7.4 Natural Gas Outdoor | |
| RTG - 74XP Rheem Tankless Water Heater s 7.4 Propane Outdoor |
|
Specs
| DESCRIPTION | FEATURES | ROUGHING IN DIMENSIONS (shown in inches) | |||||||||
| Model # | Gas Input BTU/Hr. |
Type | Temp. Range* |
GPM @ 77° Rise Max. |
GPM @ 45° Rise Max. |
Water Conn. |
Gas Conn. |
Height | Width | Depth | Vent Diameter |
| RTG-74PVN (Nat. Gas) |
19,000-199,900 | Indoor | 100° to 140°F |
4.2 | 7.4 | 3/4 | 3/4 | 25-3/8 | 14-7/8 | 11-1/8 | 4 |
| RTG-74PVP (LP Gas) |
19,000-199,900 | Indoor | 100° to 140°F |
4.2 | 7.4 | 3/4 | 3/4 | 25-3/8 | 14-7/8 | 11-1/8 | 4 |
| RTG-74XN (Nat. Gas) |
19,000-199,900 | Outdoor | 100° to 140°F |
4.2 | 7.4 | 3/4 | 3/4 | 25-3/8 | 14-7/8 | 11-1/8 | N/A |
| RTG-74XP (LP Gas) |
19,000-199,900 | Outdoor | 100° to 140°F |
4.2 | 7.4 | 3/4 | 3/4 | 25-3/8 | 14-7/8 | 11-1/8 | N/A |
RTG-74 MANUAL PDF - Venting instructions are in the Manual, or for guidelines to go VENTING Guidelines
Energy Factor: .82
Flow Rate @ Temp Rise:
Q - "How much hot water must be flowing before the tankless water
heater turns on?"
A. The minimum flow to operate these tankless water heaters is
0.66gpm.
Q "What is the minimum amount of water pressure needed for
these to operate?"
A These units require a consistent 14psi or
better water pressure to operate.
Q " What water pressure is needed for
supplying hot water to upper floors?"
A To supply water to upper floors, you'll need an
additional 0.44psi/ft of water pressure. Basically, for every one vertical foot,
you'll need an additional 0.44psi of water pressure.
Q "What water pressure is recommended for well water?"
A Well water systems should be set at a range of 50-60psi.
Easy as 1-2-3" for Rheem Tankless Selection
Rheem Tankless Water Heater Contrators' Brochure
If your home has 1 bathroom, a Rheem tankless RTG2-42 series water heater should provide an ample supply of continuous hot water. If your home has 1-2 bathrooms, you should consider a Rheem RTG-53 series water heater. For up to 3 bathroom homes, the larger Rheem Tankless RTG-74 series water heater should be selected. For homes with more than 3 bathrooms, large volume demands for hot water, or hot water circulating systems, you should choose our GT-199 heavy-duty water heater. In some applications, our heavy-duty tankless water heaters are linked together in a manifold configuration to meet the higher volume demands for continuous hot water. In fact, up to 20 heavy-duty models can be linked together to work as one water heating system where only one remote control and manifold controller are required – a Rheem Tankless Water Heater exclusive.
The chart below shows our easy as 1-2-3 selection guide. If you are unsure which Rheem Tankless Water Heater model is the best for you, we can help.
Rheem's heavy duty tankless water heaters can
supply enough hot water for any commercial use, plus they qualify for
federal
tax credits for energy efficiency.
| Have a question about a Rheem Tankless Water Heater? | ||||
| Category | Live Chat | Web | Telephone | |
| General Information |
 |
 |
1-800-582-4646 for Lake County Pipe Support
1-866-720-2076 for Rheem Direct |
|