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Rinnai announces price hold for second year

Open-access content 20th April 2018
Rinnai Heavy Duty water heater

04 April 2018 | Rinnai


Rinnai, the UK leader in hot water heating units and systems for all commercial and residential sites, has announced that it is holding its price for the second year in succession.


In the face of reports that some other manufacturers are increasing prices by almost 5 per cent, Rinnai will hold its price for yet another year.


Two other manufacturers are reportedly ghosting through price rises of between 3 and 4.5 per cent.


"We see no justification whatsoever to submit price increases and seek to stabilise market prices for our customers," says Rinnai managing director Tony Gittings. 


"We offer what we believe is a first-class product proposition of energy efficiency, economic cost in use, limitless hot water on demand where you only pay for the fuel you use to heat the water, and complete compliance with all existing or pending UK and EU legislation," Gittings adds.


The Rinnai natural gas or LPG water heaters guarantee limitless supply of accurately temperature controlled, safe and useable hot water. The Rinnai range delivers energy-saving performance and low greenhouse emissions through new low NOx burner technology. 


All units and systems can be installed as stand-alone or manifolded to provide unlimited hot water for the largest commercial sites such as big hotels, busy gyms and high-rise offices.


Water temperature is and can be pre-set through easy-to-use built-in digital controls, eliminating the risk of scalding. The newly updated Rinnai Infinity range is designed for use directly off the mains, with no need for large, ungainly and energy-inefficient storage vessels. 


Rinnai Heavy Duty water heaters are high efficiency gas continuous flow water heaters with outputs up to 69kW. Incoming water temperatures of up to 60°C are accepted, making the HD50i suitable for secondary return systems. 


Water can be delivered at high volume with minimum gas consumption.  All models have full electronic ignition with no pilot light and operate on demand only, consuming no gas when not in use.


All Rinnai internal HDC condensing continuous flow water heaters, are room-sealed, power flue appliances, while the external weatherproof models have forced exhaust, which enables them to be compact, saving both floor and wall space.


Rinnai's unique condensing technology incorporates two heat exchangers to achieve optimum water heating generated from every cubic metre of Natural Gas or LPG. The condensing process delivers up to 95 per cent thermal efficiency, which translates to significant energy savings when compared to standard on-demand water heaters or conventional stored systems.


Rinnai Gas Hot Water Storage Pack represents the best value-for-money solution on the market today with everything delivered directly to site in one complete package


The pack consists of up to five heavy duty water heaters with an equal number of flue kits (for internal heaters) or an equal number of pipe cover boxes (for external models) and sufficient valve packs.  


Also included is one hot water storage vessel (stainless steel 300L, 500L or 800L glass lined steel) along with necessary valves and one primary pump with valves and one unvented kit.  


Add to this an expansion vessel of either 50L or 80L capacity, two drain cocks, one tundish, a temperature and pressure relief valve along with a control thermostat, an overheat thermostat and the kit is complete. Common header flue systems are also available to further stream line the installation.


Typical applications for the commercial ranges include cafés, children's nurseries, factories and offices, laundries with top loader machines, hotels and restaurants, sports clubs, shower blocks in caravan parks - and many more. 


Rinnai continuous flow hot water systems deliver on all levels in a cost effective and practical manner. Easy to install and operate the units provide a flexible and energy efficient solution for domestic applications and for all sectors of business and industry.


For more information on the RINNAI product range, visit www.rinnaiuk.com


       


Emma Potter
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