Ducting When Installing Rheem® ProTerra™ Hybrid Electric Heat Pump Water Heaters

Bringing warmer air to a heat pump water heater and/or directing the cool, dry air that it produces to somewhere else can easily be done through ducting. In this how-to video, we’ll cover all of the do’s and don’ts. Ducting isn’t always necessary, but it is always a good idea!

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