The Rheem Integrated Heating & Water Heating System offers whole-house space heating and domestic hot water from a single source. When combined with Rheem cooling equipment, the system offers complete air and water home comfort. The heart of the Integrated Heating & Water Heating System is Rheem tankless technology. In this new application, the technology not only fulfills hot water needs, but also provides heating to the entire home.
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