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In Miami, the seasonal temperatures are hot and hotter—not to mention the persistent Florida humidity.
When Katerina and Yinon Horwitz moved with their young daughter to their two-floor Miami home, they knew that they needed an HVAC system that would provide a cool, comfortable indoor oasis.
“In Florida, the lifestyle is living outside,” Yinon says. “You really want the experience when you’re inside to be the most calm and the most cool.”
Unfortunately,
Come extreme heat or snowy winter days, your home’s heating, cooling, and water heating equipment work to keep your home comfortable no matter what. In fact, a comfortable, smart, and sustainable home begins with efficient heating, cooling, and water heating equipment.
Although it can be intimidating to buy any new home system, Rheem makes it seamless as a one-stop shop for innovative whole-home solutions across heating, cooling, and water heating.
Although the first official day of summer is June 21, the summer heat is already setting in—and won’t be going anywhere anytime soon. This summer is on track to bring in record-setting temperatures for much of the United States.
So, what can you do to keep your home cool this summer?
Use these seven tips to maintain a cool and comfortable home all season long, both while at home and away.
Every day, Rheem’s dedicated team of engineers rolls up their sleeves to design innovative HVAC technology and equipment that not only delivers maximum comfort but also pushes the industry forward.
In a field that’s always changing, our dedicated group of next-generation thinkers, disruptors and innovators are behind the helm creating solutions to meet the demands of tomorrow.
Take the new Endeavor™ Line, for example. When the Department of Energy signaled a new energy efficiency change that would go into effect January 2023,
So, your HVAC system isn’t working properly. Or maybe you’re just due for a seasonal maintenance check. Before meeting with a HVAC contractor here are five key pieces of information to know to make service calls seamless.
1. The age of your HVAC system
The age of your HVAC system can help identify potential problems and solutions before any contractor even looks at it. On Rheem equipment, you can easily find the date of manufacture from the unit’s serial number.
Peak heat season is almost upon us, and nothing feels better than stepping into a cool home after being out in the sun.
In fact, this summer is shaping up to be one of the hottest on record, with most of the northern half of the country set to experience warmer-than-average temperatures. Come July, potential record high temperatures will stretch from the Northern Rockies into the Great Plains,
Improving your home’s energy efficiency may seem like a small step toward a sustainable future, but it’s a move that comes with big environmental impacts. That’s because energy efficiency plays a pivotal role in lowering greenhouse gases, according to the International Energy Agency.
So, this Earth Day—and every day—use these strategies to make your home energy efficient.
1. Program your thermostat.
Your HVAC system serves to not only improve home comfort, but when it works efficiently, it can also help cut down on costs.
From EcoNet® to high-efficiency heat pumps and air conditioners, installing new Rheem equipment can bring cost savings. If you’re not in the market for a new system, the good news is that you can work with your current system to stretch your dollars and do the same.
As the world ventures into the era of connected everything, HVAC is no exception.
Historically, homeowners could only change and monitor their home temperatures from a physical thermostat. But today, Rheem®’s EcoNet® smart monitoring system allows home comfort from wherever they are with a smart thermostat and connected app.
With the latest in sensor and smart technology, the Wi-Fi-enabled EcoNet platform offers homeowners a new level of energy savings and maximum home comfort.
On January 1, 2023, new energy efficiency standards went into effect that bring significant changes to efficiency criteria and the way both residential and commercial HVAC equipment are rated.
For contractors, these new energy efficiency regulations can make a big impact on business, especially when it comes to the products that they can sell and install.
Here’s a look at what’s changing this year—and how Rheem designed Endeavor™, an all-new product line to help make contractors’ lives easier,
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