Rheem Performance Platinum • Installation included
8.4 GPM Gas Tankless
Water Heater
MODEL ECOH160DVLN-3
A condensing natural gas tankless model for on-demand hot water. Flow depends on the required temperature rise and simultaneous household demand.
Confirm equipment fit, the complete installation scope, and any additional work before approval.
The equipment, explained
Model specifications
| Brand | Rheem |
|---|---|
| Series | Performance Platinum |
| Model | ECOH160DVLN-3 |
| Fuel / technology | Natural gas · Tankless |
| Flow at 35°F temperature rise | Up to 8.4 GPM |
| Flow at 45°F temperature rise | Up to 6.7 GPM |
| Maximum gas input | 157,000 BTU/hour |
| Uniform Energy Factor | 0.93 |
Installation fit checklist
- Compare the model with the existing fuel type, hot-water demand, and installation location.
- Measure equipment space, connection positions, access, and required service clearances.
- Verify gas-supply capacity, approved venting, electrical power, condensate disposal, and any conversion work.
- Confirm permit requirements and any extra materials or alterations in the written scope.
Equipment features
Performance Platinum 8.4 GPM Super High Efficiency Indoor or Outdoor Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater.
The 8.4 GPM figure is a rating at a 35°F rise, not a guaranteed flow at all inlet temperatures. Outdoor installation requires the appropriate conversion kit.
Use the exact model number when comparing equipment. Manufacturer warranty coverage and exclusions follow the written certificate; the listed warranty term is separate from installation labor coverage.
Common questions
Does the price include installation?
Yes. $2,118.99 combines this water heater with $950 for standard installation. Any work beyond that scope is confirmed before approval.
How do I compare this model with the others?
Compare fuel type, capacity or rated flow, tank profile, heating input, and manufacturer coverage. Confirm that the model fits your space and existing services.
What should I have ready for a fit check?
Photos of the existing model label, connections, and installation area can help explain your setup. Note the current fuel type and hot-water concerns.