RHEEM 61-102498- 61-102498- REVERSING VALVE REVERSING VALVE

REVERSING VALVE

The Rheem REVERSING VALVE module converts the "straight" circulation fan circulating inlet port to a reversing outlet port, allowing the installer to control the direction of air flow. The reversing valve is factory set with two ball bearings centered in a screen, that act as valves for air flow. Ceramic face panels are available for this model.

Rheem 61-102498- REVERSING VALVE is a high quality, low cost and long lasting valve. This valve has a maximum capacity of 120psi. What makes this product cost effective is that it was made with the same parts as the higher end models, but with an aluminum head instead of brass and at a lower cost.

RHEEM 61-102498- 61-102498- REVERSING VALVE Rheem's line of gas water heaters features the latest technology. They are composed of all stainless steel and special design where the purity of stainless steel is retained even after passing through long and harsh process.Rheem has also earned a reputation for its dependability and energy efficiency.

Stray gas is the primary agent of corrosion in piping. To avoid corrosion, it is important to minimize the amount of stray gas present in a building’s piping system. The flow control valve, used in conjunction with the REVERSING VALVE, ensures that any excess gas that inadvertently goes into a furnace exhaust flue vent or an air conditioning discharge line is vented outside.

Reversing valve is specially designed to work with Rheem’s High Efficiency Platinum series domestic hvac systems. This product features an increase in the already high efficiency of a Rheem system by minimizing short cycling, and returning the system to balanced fighting conditions so you do not have to wait.

This unit requires a reversing valve to function, contact Rheem for verification of proper installation.

If the reversing valve of your gas water heater is leaking or faulty it may be time to replace it. Replacing a gas water heater reversing valve can seem like an intimidating task, but for most people it's not all that hard. The only tools necessary are a set of adjustable pliers and some safety glasses.