How the Rheem® ProTerra® Hybrid Electric Heat Pump Water Heater Works

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  • Опубликовано: 19 сен 2023
  • Help homeowners save money while helping the planet with the Rheem® ProTerra® Hybrid Electric Heat Pump Water Heater. The most efficient water heater on the market, the Rheem ProTerra was designed with plumbers in mind with easy installation and simplified service. Watch the full video to learn how it works and what sets it apart from the competition. Learn more at: www.rheem.com/heatpumpwaterhe...
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Комментарии • 16

  • @sanitasfortuna2746
    @sanitasfortuna2746 4 месяца назад +2

    Installed one this week in my basement and was surprised how quiet it is.

  • @miker8956
    @miker8956 4 месяца назад +1

    Can it be installed in an attic space?

  • @gregp.7148
    @gregp.7148 5 месяцев назад

    Is it available in Washington State?

  • @Eduard.Popa.
    @Eduard.Popa. Месяц назад

    They units with one interior unit make cool in winter and aren't good. The SPLIT UNITS with indoor unit and exterior unit are good water heater heat pumps.

  • @Mike-jm2sc
    @Mike-jm2sc 4 месяца назад +3

    The wifi app pairing is atrocious. Let me just put my own information in rather let your app attempt to pair.

    • @Tanquen
      @Tanquen 4 месяца назад +1

      The app is really bad. I tried many times to make it connect and it just kept failing. The app sees the water heater by its network name so I know it's talking on the Wi-Fi but then it would just fail. I finally gave up for a while and try it again after enabling Wi-Fi on the device and going upstairs and then it worked for some reason. They definitely need to let you just manually enter the information if you want.

  • @user-zo3rc8nc1h
    @user-zo3rc8nc1h 4 месяца назад +1

    If I hade 1 of these water heaters
    In my basment that is very well
    Ventaletated would the noise
    Still be to noisy plus what and
    We're in Indiana we're I live
    Would put it in what type of
    Price what type of tax credits
    And what type of monthly savings
    On gas bill

    • @gutioe
      @gutioe 4 месяца назад

      its not loud.

    • @Tanquen
      @Tanquen 4 месяца назад +1

      Many folks have complained that they are too loud. Maybe you'll be lucky and get a quiet one, but most people have not. Mine's downstairs and I can hear the droning noise of the compressor when it's on upstairs. It's not like you can test it out either. You have to plum it up. Fill it full of water. Wire it up to electricity and then find out that it's annoyingly loud.

  • @fuen10s
    @fuen10s 5 месяцев назад +3

    It may be efficient but it is excessively loud. We have one in our unit and it drives us crazy. We have gotten it replaced and it still sounds extremely loud. It produces a very high pitched noise.

    • @gutioe
      @gutioe 4 месяца назад

      not true.... maybe a bad install?

    • @Tanquen
      @Tanquen 4 месяца назад +1

      @@gutioe each unit may be different, but there's lots of folks that have gotten bad ones. Mine's really loud. The compressor makes it loud drowning noise, along with kind of a ringing metal sound. There's no way you would install one like this in your kitchen closet like they show in the video.

  • @Tanquen
    @Tanquen 4 месяца назад +1

    Way too loud, just put one in last week. They even removed the decibel rating from the newer models. Yeah, I don't see any way you would install this in your kitchen. This thing is 70 decibels a few feet away. It's 60 decibels in the upstairs parts of the house. The compressor makes a ringing noise along with a loud droning sound. Even if the compressor didn't make any noise, I can't see you having this in the kitchen. Just blowing cold air to the inside of the house whenever it's on.

  • @jarvisjg700
    @jarvisjg700 5 месяцев назад +1

    Do not notice any noise coming from ours.

    • @Tanquen
      @Tanquen 4 месяца назад

      Consider yourself lucky. If you do some googling. There's lots of folks that have units that are way louder than they thought. They should be. 70 plus decibels and can be heard throughout their house.

  • @michaelbrady2339
    @michaelbrady2339 3 месяца назад +1

    Rheem warranties are a farce! DO NOT BUY!!!!!!! Leaks are warrantied for 5 years, but if the part can be replaced, you fall under the one year "parts warranty" and have to buy and replace the part yourself.