Rheem Hot Water Systems

About Rheem

Rheem is Australia's favorite name in hot water and has been operating since 1939. They pride themselves on quality design. At Metropolitan Hot Water, we have more than 25 years' experience working with hot water systems. We love working with Australian brands because we are one ourselves! We are family owned and operate 24/7 for your convenience.

Rheem has systems for your every need. Whether it's your kitchen, office or canteen they have you covered! At Metropolitan Hot Water, we supply, install and repair all hot water products such as:

• Gas storage
• Solar
• Heat pump
• Electric
• Gas continuous flow

All of our plumbers are highly trained and have the expertise to guide you through your Rheem purchase or repair.

We Service, Install and Repair the Following Models:

• Continuous flow: 12L, 16L, 18L, 20L, 24L, 26L, 27L
• Solar: 180L, 300L
• Electric: 50L, 80L, 125L, 135L
• Loline and Stellar series

Rheem Heat Pump

Rheem has two heat pumps in its catalogue. They are the Rheem HDi-310 Heat Pump and the Rheem MPi-325 Series II Heat Pump.

Heat pumps are the latest way of heating water. They are electric, but that doesn't mean they use electricity to heat the water. They use a refrigerant, which by means of some clever alchemy extracts warmth from the air and heats up the water. They are often described as a sort of fridge in reverse. Apart from solar, they are the cheapest hot water systems to run.

The HDi-310 Heat Pump has a design that heats the water from the top down, which means that hot water is concentrated at the top of the tank and can be reheated rapidly, thus lessening any waiting for hot water if it's all been used because the whole tank then doesn't have to be heated up. It has frost protection and has a back-up element for freezing winter nights.

The Rheem MPi-325 Series II Heat Pump uses whisper technology to ensure quiet operation and has multi-pass heating of the water.

Metropolitan Hot Water can install either of these excellent Rheem products.

Interest Free Rheem Hot Water

We have a fixed price for all Rheem hot water systems. This upfront price forms our quote when we attend your property and it contains no surprise extras after you have agreed to it.

Metropolitan Hot Water is proud to offer eligible customers a range of interest free payment plans.

Simply choose a payment plan with one of our providers, Zip or Humm. You get the flexibility of weekly, fortnightly or monthly instalments, depending on your choice of provider. Some plans even accept a $0 deposit, so there's no upfront cost.

Your on-site technician can take you through the easy application process and approval usually takes only a few minutes. Then Metropolitan Hot Water can get on with fixing or installing your Rheem hot water system.

We also accept payment by cash, cheque and credit card (Visa, Mastercard or American Express).

There is no need to delay your plumbing work any longer. For more information on these payment plans or to arrange a service with one of our expert plumbers in your area, contact Metropolitan Hot Water today.

Rheem Gas Hot Water System

Rheem gas hot water systems are divided into two broad categories – gas storage and gas continuous flow. Rheem gas storage hot water systems come in a range that suits a big family or a smaller household. They all have extremely good hot water recovery so that in the rare event that all of their stored hot water is used up, it can be replaced and ready to go in around an hour.

There are 4 and 5 star energy rated versions, so you can select a more efficient model if that is most important to you. The greatest advantage of gas storage is that you get mains pressure to multiple taps. That means there isn't a sudden drop off of hot water in the shower if someone decides to use hot water in the kitchen.

Rheem gas continuous flow hot water systems never run out of hot water because they don't have a store of hot water that diminishes. Instead, they heat the water as you use it. Rheem gas continuous flow systems are available at two preset temperatures – 50°C or 60°C. Households with a high demand for hot water can get.