Rheem Performance Platinum • Installation included
9.5 GPM Gas Tankless
Water Heater
MODEL ECOH200DVELN-3
A wall-mounted condensing natural gas model with built-in Wi-Fi and on-demand water heating.
Installation suitability and any work beyond the standard replacement are confirmed before approval.
The equipment, explained
Model specifications
| Manufacturer / model | Rheem ECOH200DVELN-3 |
|---|---|
| Type | Condensing tankless · Natural gas |
| Maximum input | 199,900 BTU/hour |
| Flow at 35°F temperature rise | Up to 9.5 GPM |
| Flow at 45°F temperature rise | Up to 8.5 GPM |
| UEF | 0.93 |
| Electrical supply | 120 volts |
| Listed dimensions | 23.6 in H × 18.5 in W × 9.4 in D |
| Location | Indoor; outdoor conversion kit sold separately |
| Heat exchanger coverage | 15-year limited |
| Parts / labor coverage | 5-year parts / 1-year labor; registration required |
Model-specific installation instructions and required clearances govern the final installation.
Before installation
- Gas supply capacity and pressure for the model.
- Approved venting route, termination, and condensate disposal.
- Electrical supply, service access, and any tank-to-tankless conversion work.
Confirm the complete written scope, access, and any permit requirements before work begins. Additional electrical, gas, venting, drainage, or conversion work is reviewed separately.
Warranty information
15-year limited heat exchanger warranty. Manufacturer eligibility, registration requirements, exclusions, and written terms apply. Manufacturer coverage is separate from the installation scope.
Common questions
Does this price include installation?
Yes. $2,249 includes the selected water heater plus $950 for standard installation. Any additional scope must be confirmed before approval.
Will this suit my existing setup?
9.5 GPM is rated at a 35°F temperature rise. Available flow falls as the required temperature rise increases. Size the unit to inlet-water temperature and simultaneous hot-water demand.
What should I have ready for a fit check?
A photo of the existing equipment label, its connections, and the surrounding space helps explain your setup. Note the current fuel type and hot-water concerns.