- Is 8.4 GPM enough for my house?
- It covers two showers plus a running appliance in most homes. Three simultaneous hot-water uses, such as two showers and a dishwasher, will stretch it, and cold incoming water lowers real output.
- Does it need a drain?
- Yes. As a condensing unit it produces acidic condensate that must go to a drain or neutralizer. Plan that before buying.
- Can I replace a tank heater with it?
- Often yes, but gas line sizing, venting and condensate routing usually differ from a tank. A licensed installer should check your setup first.
- How does it compare with a Rinnai or Navien?
- Specs and efficiency are competitive, but Rinnai and Navien have stronger track records on reliability and parts availability. Rheem's advantage is wider retail availability and simpler controls.
- What is in the box?
- The heater itself, mounting hardware and documentation. Venting, a condensate neutralizer and gas fittings are typically bought separately.
- Does it work with recirculation?
- The unit is built for recirculation setups, which shorten wait times at distant taps. That requires additional pump and return-line hardware.
- Where is the Rheem RTGH-84DVLN cheapest?
- At Wallington Plumbing Supply, for $1,047.68, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Rheem RTGH-84DVLN?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Wallington Plumbing Supply, Zoro.com, eBay, Amazon.