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ARP Heating & Air Conditioning offers a complete line of Rheem residential and commercial water heaters and accessories. Call us today!

Fury (gas)

The Rheem Fury model is a standard model gas water heater and is available in 30, 40, 50, 75 and 100 gallon capacities.  It comes with a standard 6-Year tank and parts warranty, and is upgradeable to 10-years with ProtectionPlus®.  Some of the features of the Rheem Fury are:

• Brass drain valve
• R-Foam© insulation process
• Heat saving flue baffle design
• Burners engineered for high BTU output

Professional (gas)

The Rheem Professional model is a higher grade of gas water heater and is available in 40, 50, 75 and 100 gallon capacities. It comes with an 8-Year tank and parts warranty, and is upgradeable to 12-Years with ProtectionPlus®.  Some of the features of the Rheem Professional are:

• Brass Drain Valve
• EverKleen® self-cleaning device
• Higher BTU input and higher efficiency than standard models
• Premium grade anode rod
• Exclusive Rheemglas® tank lining resists corrosion and prolongs tank life
• Thicker foam insulation (2-1/2") for superior heat retention

PowerVent & PowerVent 2 (gas)

The Rheem PowerVent models use a plastic (PVC) venting system and are designed for homes that do not have a conventional masonry chimney.  They are available in 40, 50 and 75 gallon capacities and come with an 6-Year tank and parts warranty.  These models are not upgradeable. A few of the feature of the Rheem PowerVent and PowerVent 2 water heaters are:

• Automatic electronic ignition
• Brass drain valve
• R-Foam® insulation process for superior heat retention
• Rheemglas® tank lining resists corrosion and prolongs tank life
• Standard 110 volt operation
• Vents using standard PVC pipe through sidewall or roof

Fury (electric)

The Rheem Fury model is a standard model electric water heater and is available in 30, 40, 50, 80 and 120 gallon capacities.  It comes with a standard 6-Year tank and parts warranty and is upgradeable to 10-years with ProtectionPlus®.  Some of the features of the Rheem Fury are:

• Brass drain valve
• Isolated tank design reduces conductive heat loss
• High efficiency resistored heating elements
• Over-temperature protector
• Automatic thermostat
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Professional (electric)

The Rheem Professional model is a higher grade of electric water heater and is available in 30, 40, 50, 65 and 80 gallon capacities.  It comes with an 8-Year tank and parts warranty and is upgradeable to 12-Years with ProtectionPlus®.  Some of the features of the Rheem Professional are:

• Brass Drain Valve
• EverKleen® self-cleaning device
• Stainless steel lower heating element
• Premium grade anode rod
• Exclusive Rheemglas® tank lining resists corrosion and prolongs tank life
• Thicker foam insulation (2-1/2") for superior heat retention

Rheem Commercial

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ProtectionPlus® 4 Year Warranty Extension Kit

Here's how this works.  This kit consists of a high quality magnesium anode rod. When this rod is installed in your Rheem water heater*, the minerals in the water attack the rod instead of the walls of the tank, thus prolonging the life of the water heater.  The installation of the kit increases the warranty by four (4) years.

Catch Pans

Catch pans are available in sizes to fit all water heaters.  These pans are available in plastic and aluminum and are approximately 2" deep.  They are installed under your new water heater and plastic piping is then connected to the pan and run to the closest floor drain.  This prevents damage to floors and furniture in the event of a leak.

Thermal Expansion Tanks

What is a Thermal Expansion Tank?

A thermal expansion tank is a small pressure vessel that has a rubber diaphragm installed on the inside and is filled with pressurized air on only one side of the diaphragm.  When installed, water enters the other side of the diaphragm until the water pressure is equal to the air pressure. When the water pressure drops, the air pressure equalizes to the pressure of the water.

When do I need one?

In most cases, a thermal expansion tank is only required if there is a pressure regulator installed on the main water line that enters your home.  The pressure regulator is designed to maintain the incoming water pressure to your home to between 60 and 75 P.S.I.  However, the pressure regulator also creates what is called a "closed system".  As the cold water inside your water heater is heated, it expands.  This is called "thermal expansion".  This expanded water has to have a place to go, and in homes without pressure regulators, that 'place' is backwards into the public water piping under the street.  A pressure regulator does not permit water to expand backwards and thus prevents thermal expansion and the result is water leakage from the temperature and pressure relief valve on the water heater.  The thermal expansion tank allows for this expansion to take place.