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The range is sized for factory-built homes and includes electric, gas and oil furnaces (the classic mobile-home furnace), split air conditioners and heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, packaged units, and coils and accessories.
About Intertherm
Intertherm is a heating and cooling brand built mainly for manufactured, modular and other factory-built homes. It is made by Nordyne in O'Fallon, Missouri, a business long known as Nortek Global HVAC, which Rheem bought in 2025. It is best known for the compact gas and electric furnaces found in mobile and manufactured homes.
Nordyne (formerly Nortek Global HVAC), now part of Rheem
- Owned by
- Rheem (through Nordyne, formerly Nortek Global HVAC; acquired 2025)
- Headquarters
- O'Fallon, Missouri, USA
- Founded
- 1919
- Product lines
- RightFit
Sister brands: Miller, Nordyne, Maytag (HVAC), Frigidaire (HVAC), Gibson (HVAC), Rheem, Ruud.
Intertherm history
- 1919: The business behind Intertherm and Nordyne was founded in St. Louis, Missouri as the International Oil Heating Company.
- 1935: The company made what it describes as the first oil heater for manufactured housing.
- 1971: It introduced what it calls the first sealed-combustion furnaces.
- 2021: Nortek, then the parent company, was acquired by Madison Industries.
- 2022: The HVAC business relaunched as Nortek Global HVAC (NGH).
- 2025: Rheem acquired Nortek Global HVAC, which now operates under the Nordyne name.
Intertherm recalls
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