Rheem® 50 gallon 40,000 Btu/h Professional Classic® Power Direct Vent Natural Gas Water Heater

Rheem® PROG50-40N-RH67-PDV 50 Gallon 40,000 Btu/h Professional Classic® Power Direct Vent Natural Gas Water Heater

Item #: RHEE-PROG50-40N-RH67-PDV
Mfr. part #: PROG50-40N-RH67-PDV
UPC: 020352622088

Key specifications

TypeDirect Vent
Fuel TypeNatural Gas
Max input40,000 Btu/h
Tank Capacity30 - 60 Gallons
UEF0.69

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$3,181.85

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Shipping weight: 231.0 lb

Installation by a licensed gas technician is required. Confirm the part against your appliance's parts list.

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Brand	Rheem
Manufacturer part #	PROG50-40N-RH67-PDV
BTU Category	0-50,000 Btu/h
BTU Input Maximum	40,000 Btu/h
Cold & Hot Connections	3/4" MIP
Efficiency Tier	Less than 90%
Elevation Rating	10,200'
First Hour Rating	82 gal
Fuel Type	Natural Gas
Gas Inlet	1/2"
Tank Capacity	30 - 60 Gallons
Tank Diameter	22-1/8"
Tank Height	67-7/8"
Tank Material	Glass Lined Steel
Tank Size	50 gallon
Type	Direct Vent
Uniform Energy Factor (UEF)	0.69
Vent Material	PVC, ABS or CPVC
Vent Size	3 or 4
Vent Type	Power Direct Vent
Warranty	6 Year
UPC	020352622088

California buyers: the South Coast AQMD (Rules 1121 and 1146.2) and the Bay Area AQMD require low-NOx certified gas water heaters. This standard model is not sold as an Ultra Low NOx unit, so please confirm it meets your local air district rules before ordering. Contact us if you need help.

Rheem PROG50-40N-RH67-PDV is a 50 gallon 40,000 Btu/h Professional Classic Power Direct Vent Natural Gas Water Heater.

This 50 gallon residential gas water heater from the Rheem Professional Classic line runs on natural gas with a 40,000 Btu/h input. Power direct venting uses a blower and draws combustion air from outdoors, allowing longer horizontal vent runs through a sidewall. When replacing a tank, match the fuel type, vent type and footprint, and check the gas line size and local code for relief valve discharge and seismic strapping.