In the realm of commercial water heaters, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) ratings stand as a hallmark of safety, quality, and compliance. Understanding what ASME is, when it is required, and the distinctions between ASME-rated and non-rated water heaters is pivotal for businesses seeking reliable and efficient hot water solutions. What is ASME? The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is a renowned organization that sets the standards for the design, fabrication, and inspection of various mechanical devices, including commercial water heaters. ASME certificatio ..read more

In the realm of commercial water heaters, Rheem has long been a trusted name synonymous with reliability and innovation. For years, the Spiderfire series stood as a testament to Rheem's commitment to delivering efficient and durable solutions for businesses. However, as with any technology, evolution is inevitable. In this blog post, we bid adieu to the Rheem Spiderfire series, exploring its legacy and introducing its successor, the Rheem Triton series. The Rheem Spiderfire Series: A Legacy of Excellence: The Spiderfire series, a stalwart in the commercial water heating industry, earned its st ..read more

When it comes to business appliances, making informed choices can lead to significant savings, both for your wallet and the environment. One such critical decision is selecting the right water heater for your business. High-efficiency water heaters, like the Rheem GHE100SU-200, offer numerous advantages over their standard counterparts, such as the Rheem G100-200. In this article, we will explore the reasons why customers should seriously consider investing in a high-efficiency water heater. Energy Efficiency One of the primary reasons to choose a high-efficiency water heater like the G ..read more

Water heaters are an essential appliance in most businesses, providing us with hot water for places such as hotels, restaurants, schools, and farms. However, as our awareness of environmental issues grows, so does the need for more eco-friendly appliances. This has led to the development of Low NOx water heaters as an alternative to regular water heaters. In this article, we will explore the differences between Low NOx and regular water heaters, shedding light on their environmental impact, efficiency, and performance. Low NOx Water Heaters: An Eco-Friendly Option NOx, or nitrogen oxides, are ..read more

The Rheem G100-200 and G76-200 are apart of the Rheem Universal series which is a family of commercial gas water heaters that are designed to fit into tight and retrofit applications. These units are compact and have multiple water connections to help simplify installations. The Universal series have a patented technology which offers a proprietary steel formulation, patented multi-flue design, two coats of porcelain enamel, and a superior heat exchanger design. The two of these water heaters are built to last and Rheem backs that with a 3-year limited tank warranty, which is upgradable t ..read more

Rheem carries several different lines of commercial water heaters - Triton SS Premium, Medium Duty Ultra Low NOX, Triton SU Base, Universal, Xtreme, Hot Water Supply Heaters, Medium Duty, Power Vent, and Power Direct Vent. Now it may be confusing and stressful trying to choose what heater to choose between these several lines however the vast majority of people will primarily be looking at the Rheem Universal series and the Rheem Triton series. Rheem's Universal series consist of compact size commercial gas water heaters which have several water connections to help simplify installations. All ..read more

Rheem RTEX Tankless electric water heaters are able to provide a continuous flow of hot water for either single point-of-use or multiple applications. There are a few different models Rheem offers: RTEX-04, RTEX-06, RTEX-08, RTEX-11, RTEX-13, RTEX-18, RTEX-24, RTEX-27, and RTEX-36. Smaller models such as the RTEX-04 and RTEX-06 are only capable of providing water to a single application (Sink, Washing Machine, Bath Tub, etc). Whereas other models could provide water to multiple. Each application has different GPM requirements, and depending on the model of RTEX there is a varying GPM rating wh ..read more

The typical water heater can last between 8 to 12 years in operational use, barring catastrophic events. In most cases, water heaters will gradually start to lose efficiency because of the inevitable build-up of sediments over time. Beyond sediments, some water heaters will start to leak as they grow older. Thankfully, many of such leaks tend to be minor and non-threatening. However, if you are unlucky, your water heater could suffer a sudden explosive leak – knowing the location of the water shutoff valve might be the key to preventing your basement from being flooded in such instances. Nonet ..read more

A hot shower feels nice, and it could be frustrating if you can’t seem to get enough of it especially during cold winter mornings. If the heating is out, you’ll be mentally prepared to take a cold shower. However, running out of hot water in the middle of a shower could be an incredibly heart-breaking experience. If you are starting to run out of hot water mid-shower; here are some troubleshooting tips that can help you rule out the possible culprits. When you know why your hot water is running out fast, you can take proactive steps to fix the problem. Temporary drop in the amount of hot water ..read more

Your water heater typically provides hot water for showers, running the dishwasher, and doing loads of laundry.  Unfortunately, water heaters tend to get the least amount of attention from homeowners until they suddenly breakdown and trigger chaos in the home. If your water heater breaks down when you are low on emergency savings, your household will be forced to endure many mornings of cold showers. Even if you have the funds for an immediate replacement, the sudden failure of the water heater will throw a cog into the wheels of the regular order of your household schedule. However, cont ..read more