Rheem has been producing hot water systems in Australia since the late 1930s. For decades, Australians have relied on Rheem to ensure every shower and tap consistently provides the hot water they need.
A continuous flow hot water system will ensure you never run out of water supply, no matter how long your family or housemates spend in the shower. Additionally, this system doesn’t need to store hot water so you don’t need to install a bulky hot water tank. This allows for flexibility, giving you more options for installation locations.
Ideal for medium-sized families, this hot water system will deliver consistently hot water to your showers, baths, kitchen, and laundry ensuring smooth running of your day-to-day activities.
A continuous flow hot water system will ensure you never run out of water supply, no matter how long your family or housemates spend in the shower. Additionally, this system doesn’t need to store hot water so you don’t need to install a bulky hot water tank. This allows for flexibility, giving you more options for installation locations.
Ideal for medium-sized families, this hot water system will deliver consistently hot water to your showers, baths, kitchen, and laundry ensuring smooth running of your day-to-day activities.
Suitable for medium to large households
With 160-litres of hot water storage capacity, this system is ideally suited for households with up to six people.
Efficient engineering with LPG gas
This exceptionally efficient hot water system heats water with LPG gas, and is designed to ensure low running costs and low emissions of greenhouse gases. A design that is kinder to your budget and the planet.
Compact design
Thanks to the continuous flow system, you don’t need a big storage cylinder to keep hot water. This makes this system a compact solution for your hot water needs, making it easy to find a place to install the unit.
Consistent hot water supply
This hot water system features Rheem Q Factor, prevent temperature fluctuations and ensures precise delivery of your hot water.
