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Common questions
Common Questions
8 totalHow do I set the water temperature on a V1500 unit?
Water Controllers can be used to adjust the hot water outlet temperature, allowing you to pre-set safe temperatures up to 50°C or 55°C depending on your needs and location. Please ensure that any temperature adjustments comply with AS/NZS3500 regulations to prevent scalding risks. (Page 28)
What does the Rinnai V1500 factory default temperature setting look like?
The factory default temperature settings for the V1500 model can be set to either 50°C or 55°C, with a preference of 50°C due to safety regulations and the ability to fine-tune this via Water Controllers up to 4°C higher if necessary. (Page 23)
How do I install a Rinnai V1500 with solar?
To pair the Rinnai V1500 Continuous Flow water heater with a Rinnai Solar system, it's advisable to consult a professional installer. Ensure that appropriate components such as Collectors and Tanks are ordered accordingly for your specific application. The correct sizing will depend on the number of users and climate conditions in your area. (Page 78)
What is the maintenance required for a Rinnai V1500?
Regular maintenance includes checking water pressure, ensuring proper flueing, and testing combustion air intakes. Refer to technical information on page 78 of your manual for specific guidelines on ongoing upkeep to ensure efficiency and longevity.
How do I connect the Rinnai V1500 to a smart home system?
The Rinnai V1500 can be integrated with Rinnai Water Controllers for advanced control features, including adjustable hot water delivery temperature and precise room priority transfers. This integration is typically set up during installation but may also require professional configuration.
What is the warranty period on the V1500 water heater?
The Rinnai V1500 comes with a Parts & Labour warranty of 3 years, while the heat exchanger has an extended warranty coverage up to 8 years depending on usage and conditions. (Page 27)
Full Manual
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REFERENCE GUIDE
Hot Water

Experience Our Innovation

CONTENTS 02 Introduction 04 Range Overview - Hot Water
###### CONTINUOUS FLOW
SOLAR 18 Range at a glance
ELECTRIC
OTHER

#### Experience our Innovation
For over 35 years Australians have been enjoying the comfort, convenience and reliability of Rinnai gas appliances. Our innovative products are designed with the environment in mind, with low emission technology and high efficiencies, as well as a host of other great features.
Rinnai is committed to ongoing innovation - delivering efficient, well designed and engineered lifestyle solutions offering a host of benefits including versatility, safety, control, water conservation as well as guaranteed reliability. Backed with extensive warranties and after sales service teams, Rinnai is proud to be the No.1 choice for Continuous Flow Hot water in Australia. In addition, our innovative range of Solar Hot Water Systems boast market leading efficiencies that ultimately enjoy higher Government rebates.
Through innovation, we will endeavour to continue offering superior ranges of home appliances that provide a clear insight into what the future holds for Australian homes
##### About this Brochure
This ‘Hot Water Reference Guide’ is to be used in conjunction with the consumer brochure. The contents of this brochure are more of a technical nature and it has been produced in relevant technical sections rather than by specific product pages as in the consumer brochure.
It is designed to be a quick reference guide to questions that may be asked to ensure selection of the best hot water solution for an application.
##### Need additional help?
Please contact the Rinnai HelpLine on 1300 555 545 Monday to Friday 8.00am – 6.00pm EST
##### Associations & Certificates

N10378


Range Overview Hot Water

#### Range Overview – Hot Water
Rinnai has an extensive range of hot water systems that cater for both domestic & commercial applications. Each range has specific and unique benefits which are explained both below and throughout this brochure.
##### Gas Continuous Flow
|By adding 2 or more Water Controllers, the Parts & Labour warranty is automatically increased from 3 to 5 years| |---|
HANDY HINT

##### Solar Systems
|Gas Boosted Systems are awarded far higher rebates than Electric Boosted Systems and this should always be considered when deciding on the system type and comparing costs.| |---|
HANDY HINT

Solar Split System


Solar Close Coupled System
##### Mains Pressure Electric Storage

|Always err on the high side when sizing electric systems. Under sizing can result in a lack of hot water and very unhappy customers!| |---|

HANDY HINT
##### Gravity Feed Electric Storage

|Because the hot water is gravity fed, the piping to the outlets & showers is usually run in ¾” (20mm) to ensure adequate water flow!| |---|
HANDY HINT
##### Commercial Hot Water Systems

– smaller Commercial applications
Range Overview Hot Water

Continuous Flow Range at a glance

#### Continuous Flow Hot Water
##### Range at a glance
Rinnai has the largest range of Continuous Flow water heaters in Australia today. As the company that developed the Continuous Flow market, we now have 5 dedicated ranges designed for specific applications.
The table below highlights the basic differences between the ranges as a general guide:
|Range|Rinnai Envirosmart|Rinnai INFINITY|Rinnai V-Series|Rinnai Heavy Duty (HD-Series)|Rinnai S-Series| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |Range|||||| |External Models|1|5|2|2|2| |Internal Model|-|1|-|1|-| |Efficiency|6 Star|5+ Star|5+ Star|5+ Star|N/A| |Primary Use|Domestic|Domestic|Builders & Projects|Commercial|Solar Boost Only| |Water Controller|Compatible|Compatible|Compatible|Compatible|Not Compatible| |Status Monitor|No|26Plus Only|No|Yes|No| |Colour|Euro White|Euro White|Dune|Titanium|Dune|
#### Selection Guide & Sizing
To ensure that the best Continuous Flow unit is installed in any application, we recommend breaking it down to 6 basic considerations:
####### 1. How many Showers are there?
A single bathroom home with a single shower outlet will operate using the smaller 16 or 20 litre model, whereas with multiple bathrooms or showers with 2 roses, then you may need to factor in the likelihood of simultaneous demand. In this case the larger 26 or 32 litre unit would be required.
######## 2. What is the Geographical location?Ambient water temperatures vary immensely throughout Australia. Please refer to the below map and table as a guideline only:
|Climate|Number of Bathrooms
The number of shower oulets the unit can
supply is dependant on water pressure, ambient water pressure and outlet water flow capacity. (Based on 3 Star, 9L/min)|Number of Bathrooms
The number of shower oulets the unit can
supply is dependant on water pressure, ambient water pressure and outlet water flow capacity. (Based on 3 Star, 9L/min)|Number of Bathrooms
The number of shower oulets the unit can
supply is dependant on water pressure, ambient water pressure and outlet water flow capacity. (Based on 3 Star, 9L/min)| |---|---|---|---| |Climate|1|2|3| |Warm|16 to 20 Litre|16 to 26 Litres|26 to 32 Litre| |Cool|16 to 20 Litre|20 to 26 Litres|26 to 32 Litre|

####### 3. The type of shower roses installed?
Most States and Territories have legislation where new homes must have a minimum of 3 Star rated (9 litre/min) shower roses installed. Many older homes however, still have higher flow rated showers.
|We recommend to replace shower roses with low flow rated (WELs approved) fixtures to assist with water conservation. Rinnai Continuous Flow models are more suited to lower flow rates than any other units on the market.| |---|
HANDY HINT
####### 4. Is there a large bath or spa?
If there is a large bath or spa that needs filling, then regardless of the number of bathrooms or showers, we’d recommend the larger 26 or 32 litre.
####### 5. Design of the house? (The distance to the furthest tap)
Where are the bathrooms and other ‘wet areas’ in relation to the hot water system? The further away the shower, the longer it takes to get the hot water. Typically if the distance to an outlet is 15m or greater you could be looking at a time delay for the hot water of approximately 10-15 seconds.
As a general rule, Rinnai recommend:
####### 6. Is it an Internal or External Installation?
Most installations are external. This is by far the least expensive alternative with the unit readily accessible for servicing. Alternatively Rinnai have internal units which can be placed inside the house, in a cupboard or even in the ceiling cavity. All Rinnai internal units require a flue to be installed to atmosphere. For further details of the flueing requirements, please refer to pages 9 to 11.
#### Hot Water Delivery Temperature
AS/NZS3500 regulates that the temperature allowed in areas used primarily for personal hygiene (Bathrooms, Ensuites and Powder Rooms) must be limited to a maximum of 50°C in domestic installations. There are 2 ways to achieve this with Rinnai Continuous Flow appliances:
Hot Water Delivery Temperature
##### Rinnai Preset 50oC – Now adjustable to give 50oC at the outlet
Recent amendments to AS3498 allows for the introduction of adjustable 50oC Preset appliances. Similar to Tempering Valves, the installing plumber can now measure the temperature at the outlet with a thermometer and if necessary, adjust the Rinnai Continuous Flow unit. This can be done in increments of 1oC to a maximum of 4oC. At the time of printing the majority of Rinnai Preset 50 appliances already have this feature.

If unsure whether a particular appliance is adjustable, please call the Rinnai HelpLine on 1300 555 545 quoting the serial number of the appliance.
Water Controllers

#### Water Controllers
##### Why install Water Controllers?
Rinnai strongly recommend installing Controllers to allow you to take full advantage of all the benefits available. Water Controllers depending on the model selected, enable the following additional benefits with any Continuous Flow model with the exception of Solar Boost units:
##### All Controllers:

up to 55
o
C in the Kitchen


|Water Controllers are great for unit servicing as they are also a diagnostic tool. Should there be a problem with getting hot water, the Controllers will usually flash a predetermined number advising of the fault. i.e. low gas supply.| |---|
HANDY HINT
##### Maximum number of Water Controllers
A maximum of 4 Water Controllers can be fitted to all Rinnai Continuous Flow water heaters. Any combination of Universal Wireless or Wired or Deluxe Water Controllers can be used with the following provisions:


#### Internal Flueing
Rinnai offer the only 26 litre internal units available on the market. The Rinnai INFINITY 26i domestic unit and the HD200i commercial model. Ideal for replacement of existing internal hot water systems or simply used when limited space is available externally in applications such as apartments and townhouses. It is a room sealed appliance, drawing combustion air from the outside.
There are 4 flueing options that enable the installation of an internal Continuous Flow model virtually anywhere:
Flue Components All Rinnai Internal Flue systems are made up from individual components. All components must be ordered separately.
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####### Dimensions in mm
| | | | | | | |---|---|---|---|---|---| |Description|Description|Description|Description| |Code Number| |Starter Bend|Starter Bend|Starter Bend|Starter Bend| |FFSBEND| | | | | | | | |Universal 45/90 Degree Bend|Universal 45/90 Degree Bend|Universal 45/90 Degree Bend|Universal 45/90 Degree Bend| |FFBEND| |Flue Pipe 1000mm length|Flue Pipe 1000mm length|Flue Pipe 1000mm length|Flue Pipe 1000mm length| |FFPIPE1000| | | | | | | | |Horizontal Flue Terminal|Horizontal Flue Terminal|Horizontal Flue Terminal|Horizontal Flue Terminal|FFWALLTERM|FFWALLTERM| |Vertical Flue Terminal|Vertical Flue Terminal|Vertical Flue Terminal|Vertical Flue Terminal|FFROOFCOWL|FFROOFCOWL| |Ceiling Ring|Ceiling Ring|Ceiling Ring|Ceiling Ring|FFWSEAL|FFWSEAL| |Wall Plate|Wall Plate|Wall Plate|Wall Plate|FFWPLATE|FFWPLATE|
Internal Flueing

Internal Flueing
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##### Combination Flueing (Vertical and Horizontal)
(Multiple bends with a vertical or horizontal flue termination)
The flexibility of the various Rinnai flueing components enables our Continuous Flow internal models to be installed virtually anywhere, using a roof or wall terminal, extension pieces (mounted vertically and horizontally), bends, adaptors and condensate traps as required.
##### Vertical Direct Flueing
This is the most common system sold with flueing directly above the unit penetrating the roof line in a single storey home.
The following components will be required in these combination:
Note: For vertical installations over 1.5m a condensate drain trap is also required.

Horizontal Direct Flueing The second most common system where the Continuous Flow model is flued directly out through a back or side wall. For this installation you will require the following components:
##### Horizontal Extension Flueing
This option is used when the water heater is mounted against an internal wall and flueing needs to extend horizontally to exit an external wall. Rinnai flueing components must be used together with extension pieces and bends as required.
Internal Flueing
##### Important Flueing Rules

Technical Information
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#### Continuous Flow Technical Information
##### Flow Rate Characteristics
In response to market trends and as part of our continuous improvement processes, Rinnai have developed new technologies and are introducing a number of modifications that allow our continuous flow models to operate over a wider range of conditions. Collectively known as “Enhanced Combustion Technology” (ECT) and in conjunction with new lower minimum gas rate and flow rates, these improvements deliver tangible benefits to our domestic continuous flow customers.
Our core Rinnai INFINITY Continuous Flow products now have the lowest minimum gas rates on the market. This means that at our new lowest possible burner settings the following two enhanced features are realised:
Many Rinnai Continuous Flow models have variable flow rates that can exceed the commonly known flow rate. i.e. a Rinnai INFINITY 20 can actually give a maximum flow rate of 24 litres per minutes with a temperature rise of only 20oC. Ambient water temperatures vary immensely throughout Australia and often higher flow rates can be achieved with our models. This is most common when in use with Water Controllers set at showering temperatures between 39 and 42oC.
|Cold Water + Temperature Rise = Outlet Temperature| |---|
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Continuous Flow Specifications
|Model REUV-|Model REUV-|Model REUV-|1620WGAK|1620WBAK|1620WS(60 AK|2024WGAK|2426WBAK|2426WS(60)AK|2430WK|2626WG-AK|2630WDAK|2632WC(65)AK|2632FFUGA|2632FFUC(65) A|3237WGAK|3237WC(65)AK| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Model Name|Model Name|Model Name|INF16|V1200|S20|INF20|V1500|S26|Envirosmart|INF26|INF26 Plus|HD200e|INF 26i|HD200i|INF32|HD250e| |Factory Default Temp|Factory Default Temp|oC|50 or 55|50 or 55|60|50 or 55|50 or 55|60|50 or 55|50 or 55|50 or 55|65|50 or 55|65|50 or 55|65| |Colour|Colour|Colour|White|Dune|Dune|White|Dune|Dune|White|White|Metallic|Titanium|White|Titanium|White|Titanium| |Water Pressure (kPa)|Water Pressure (kPa)|Min|120|120|120|160|140|160|250|200|190|190|140|140|190|190| |Water Pressure (kPa)|Water Pressure (kPa)|Max|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000| |Gas Rate Min/Max|Gas Rate Min/Max|NG|10.9/125|10.9/125|10.9/125|13.8/ 160|13.8/ 188|13.8/ 188|15.9/ 162|13.8/199|13.8/199|15.7/ 199|16/195|16/195|21/250|21/250| |Gas Rate Min/Max|Gas Rate Min/Max|LPG|11.3/125|11.3/125|11.3/125|14.7/ 160|14.7/188|14.7/188|15.9/ 162|14.7/ 199|14.7/ 199|15.7/ 199|16/195|16/195|21/250|21/250| |Flow Rate 25oC/Max|Flow Rate 25oC/Max|l/min|16/20|16/20|16/20|20/24|24/26|24/26|24/30|26/26|26/30|26/32|26/32|26/32|32/37|32/37| |Star Rating|Star Rating|Star Rating|5.5|5.5|N/A|5.6|5.0|N/A|6.0|5.1|5.2|5.2|5.0|5.0|5.3|5.3| |Connection Sizes Gas/Hot/Cold|Connection Sizes Gas/Hot/Cold|mm|20/15/15|20/15/15|20/20/20|20/20/20|20/20/20|20/20/20|20/20/20|20/20/20|20/20/20|20/20/20|20/20/20|20/20/20|20/20/20|20/20/20| |Status Monitor|Status Monitor|Status Monitor|No|No|No|No|No|No|No|No|Yes|Yes|No|Yes|No|Yes| |Dimensions (in MM)|Width|A|350|350|350|350|350|350|350|350|355|350|350|350|470|470| |Dimensions (in MM)|Depth|B|194|194|194|194|194|194|277|194|202|251|234 ~274|234 ~274|244|244| |Dimensions (in MM)|Height|C|530|530|530|530|530|530|600|530|503|600|600|600|600|600| |Dimensions (in MM)|Height Inc Brackets|D|571|571|571|571|571|571|644|571|571|636|641|641|644|644| |Dimensions (in MM)|Hot Water Outlet (From Wall)|E|87|87|87|87|87|87|164.5|87|87|96|91~ 131|91~ 131|115|115| |Dimensions (in MM)|Hot Water outlet (from centre)|F|105|105|105|105|105|105|100|105|105|110|110|110|61|61| |Dimensions (in MM)|Cold Water inlet (from wall)|G|68|68|68|68|68|68|83|68|68|75|70 ~ 110|70 ~ 110|99|99| |Dimensions (in MM)|Cold Water inlet (from centre)|H|10|10|10|10|10|10|53|10|10|27|27|27|52|52| |Dimensions (in MM)|Gas Connection (from wall)|I|77|77|77|77|77|77|70.5|77|77|104|99 ~ 139|99 ~ 139|61|61| |Dimensions (in MM)|Gas Connection (from centre)|J|83|83|83|83|83|83|25|83| |89|89|89|110|110| |Dimensions (in MM)|Condensate outlet (from wall)|K|-|-|-|-|-|-|33|-|-|-|-|-|-|-| |Dimensions (in MM)|Condensate oulet (from centre)|L|-|-|-|-|-|-|132|-|-|-|-|-|-|-| |Dimensions (in MM)|Gas Connection length (from base)|M|40|40|40|40|40|40|40|40|40|41|41|41|41|41| |Dimensions (in MM)|Cold Connection length (from Base)|M|50|50|50|50|50|50|50|50|50|51|51|51|51|51| |Dimensions (in MM)|Hot Connection length (from base)|M|39|39|39|39|39|42|42|42|42|42|42|42|42|42| |Dimensions (in MM)|Condenstae Connection (from base)|M|-|-|-|-|-|-|51|-|-|-|-|-|-|-| |Dimensions (in MM)|Condensate Fitting Diammeter|Condensate Fitting Diammeter|-|-|-|-|-|-|15|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|
Specifications
#### Continuous Flow Accessories

Rinnai offer a comprehensive range of accessories that assist with the installation of Continuous Flow models.
##### Recess Boxes
When installing a Rinnai Continuous Flow unit in a new home or renovation, you should consider using a recess box. These boxes allow you to virtually hide the hot water system into the cavity enabling a smooth and neat finish to the job. Both are available in full and semi-recessed options.
There are 2 types of recess boxes:
##### Smartbox®
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Accessories
##### RBOX02 (Galvanised Recess Box)
The RBOX02 recess Box is for use with the larger INFINITY 32, HD200e & HD250e Continuous Flow water heaters and is suitable for brick constructions only.
The RBOX02 requires an available cavity depth of 230mm and is usually installed as follows:
####### New Homes or Extensions
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|Suits|Material|Opening Dimensions (mm)|Opening Dimensions (mm)|Opening Dimensions (mm)|Wall Protrusion (mm)|Recess|Code| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Suits|Material|Width|Height|Depth|Wall Protrusion (mm)|Recess|Code| |INFINITY 16, 20 & 26, 26Plus V1200 & V1500 Solar S20 & S26|ABS Plastic|385395|10251050|160|55|Full|SBOX| |INFINITY 16, 20 & 26, 26Plus V1200 & V1500 Solar S20 & S26|ABS Plastic|385395|10251050|95|125|Semi|SBOXF*| |INFINITY 32 Commercial HD200e Commercia HD250e|Galv. Steel|496530|10201050|230|15|Full|RBOX02| |INFINITY 32 Commercial HD200e Commercia HD250e|Galv. Steel|496530|10201050|140|100|Semi|RBOX02F*|


Accessories

Accessories
##### Smartstart® Water Saver
The Rinnai Smartstart® water saver has been developed to specifically reduce water wastage whenever a hot tap is turned on.
Plumbing is designed as a ‘ring-main’ or flow and return loop around the house. In existing homes, a return line can be plumbed in from the furthest point back to the Rinnai Continuous Flow unit.
####### Operation overview
The Smartstart® system heats the water in the pipework water connected between the water heater and the hot water outlets before any outlets are opened using the ‘flow and return’ pipework principle. This results in water savings and reduced waiting time for heated water delivery from the outlet when opened.
Traditional ‘flow and return’ systems usually keep the water in the pipework heated continuously. The Smartstart® system however, only heats the water before the outlet is opened. This results in significant energy savings because water is not heated unnecessarily whilst retaining the benefits of traditional flow and return systems.
The Smartstart® module is usually located below the Rinnai Continuous Flow water heater, however, it can be mounted anywhere within the return loop.

Gas Supply
Cold Water
|
It is always advisable to plumb the loop towards the kitchen tap first if at all possible. This reduces waiting time at this high use outlet.| |---|
HANDY HINT
##### Pipe Covers

Pipe Covers can be easily attached to most Rinnai Continuous Flow Hot Water units to:
|Suits|Width|Height|Depth|Colour|Code| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |INFINITY 26Plus|350mm|450mm|180mm|Star Metallic|PCD01| |INFINITY 16,20 & 26|350mm|400mm|160mm|Euro White|PC11| |INFINITY 32|470mm|400mm|210mm|Euro White|PCV02| |V1200 & V1500|350mm|450mm|210mm|Dune|PC11D|
##### Security Bracket

Secure your investment with Rinnai’s quick and easy to install security bracket.
##### Sideways Flue Diverter

Where confined or narrow spaces might normally exclude a Rinnai Continuous Flow water heater from being installed, our sideways flue diverter is available. Manufactured from durable stainless steel, the sideways flue diverter forces the flue gases sideways. This can help overcome many of the restrictions when the hot water system is installed on balconies with only one opening.
Note: Suits V1500, S26, INFINTY26, INFINITY26Plus and HD200 models only. Conditions & Clearances Full installation instructions are contained when purchasing the product however, there are a number of important conditions and clearances for the location of the Rinnai Continuous Flow unit installed with a Flue Diverter.
Accessories

Please contact the Rinnai HelpLine on 1300 555 545 for further information
Solar Range at a glance
#### Rinnai Solar Hot Water Systems
Range at a glance Close Coupled Systems
Where the Storage Cylinder and the Solar Collectors (panels) are coupled together and the installation is on the roof. A choice of an electric boost element in the cylinder or a gas booster installed usually on the side of the house completes the system.
####### Benefits:



####### Split Systems
Where the Storage Cylinder and the Solar Collectors are literally split and installed separately. A choice of an electric boost element in the cylinder or an in-line gas booster which can be installed on the side of the cylinder, or remote mounted on a wall.
####### Benefits:
– ideal during construction of new homes and major renovations

##### What is the Booster?
The booster is simply a backstop to make sure you always have hot water available, such as during cloudy or rainy weather or during the winter months. It also operates should you exhaust the stored water on those occasions when an extra family stays for a weekend!

If the majority of your hot water is used in the evening (i.e. for running baths & spas etc) then re-heating will occur as follows depending on the type of booster:
Electric Boost – the thermostat will turn on the element overnight to bring the water back to temperature. This means that if no hot water is used in the morning the suns energy is wasted the next day as the water is already hot.
Gas Boost – the booster will not activate until the hot water is required. If that is early morning then the gas booster will be required, but if later in the day, some solar reheating will have occurred.
Regardless of whether your hot water is used in the mornings or evenings, gas boosting is the most efficient, convenient and cost effective boost option.

Gas boosters operate only on demand and have the additional benefit of never running out of hot water

The Rinnai Solar Hot water Systems are separated into 2 ranges: Rinnai Prestige

Rinnai Sunmaster


Solar Range at a glance
##### Frost Protection
If you live in a frost prone area, it is important that you specify when ordering Frost Tolerant Collectors (FTCs). In Victoria for example, it is mandatory to install FTCs in certain areas as determined by listed post codes. For further information, please talk to your solar specialist or refer to the full warranty conditions on-line at www.rinnai.com.au
Rinnai have two Collectors that are frost tolerant to -6ºC – the Excelsior FTC and the Equinox. Standard Collectors are not covered by warranty for any damage due to freezing or frost.

Solar Rebates
#### Solar Rebates
##### Government Rebates
The Australian Greenhouse Office awards Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) according to how much energy each Rinnai Solar system saves compared with a conventional electric water heater. The Federal Government legislation states that RECs are applicable when a solar system is installed in a new home or replaces an existing hot water system.
##### Solar Zones
The number of RECs awarded to a particular Rinnai Solar System varies according to the amount of energy saved relative to an electric water heater installed in the same location. This is influenced by the amount of local solar gain and the local operating conditions. Darwin, for example, has more solar gain than Hobart, hence a particular system installed in Darwin will be assigned a higher number of RECs than if it were installed in Hobart. For the purposes of REC assessment, Australia is divided into 4 solar zones as shown in the map.
|To assist with understanding all the rebates available, Rinnai has introduced an on-line Solar Rebate Estimator which has the latest up to date rebates and values. See www.rinnai.com.au for details| |---|
HANDY HINT
|It is If you are unsure where the boundaries lie between zones, Please refer to the Australian Government website www.orer.gov.au and follow the Solar Water Heater link to find a post code listing.| |---|
HANDY HINT
##### How to claim the RECs rebate?
Ultimately the RECs awarded to any system are traded/sold on the open market at a price which fluctuates according to supply and demand.The simplest way is to fill out the REC rebate declaration form that is supplied with each system which transfers the RECs to Rinnai. In return we will pay you the market rate which is current at that time less a small admin fee. Alternatively, you can speculate on the market value and sell them at a later stage either to us or another authorised trader.
##### Additional Rebates/Incentives
From time to time both the Federal and State Governments as well as some local councils offer rebates (additional to RECs) as an incentive to install Solar Hot Water systems. These are often conditional and must always be checked before purchase.
Conditions for additional rebates sometimes include:

#### RECs and Rinnai Solar Systems
The following tables show the awarded RECs for a selection of the most popular systems that Rinnai sell. If your particular system is not shown, please ask you Rinnai Solar specialist who can further advise.
Standard Rinnai Systems are calculated with the following Collectors:
|Rinnai Prestige|Rinnai Prestige|Rinnai Prestige|Rinnai Prestige|Rinnai Prestige|RECs Zones (Excelsior)|RECs Zones (Excelsior)|RECs Zones (Excelsior)|RECs Zones (Excelsior)| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Description|Description|Size|Booster|Collectors|1|2|3|4| |Split System Gas|System A|160L|S20|1|27|27|27|23| |Split System Gas|System B|250L|S20|2|42|44|42|35| |Split System Gas|System C|250L|S26|2|42|44|42|35| |Split System Gas|System D|315L|S26|2|42|44|42|36| |Split System Gas|System E|315L|S26|3|48|48|48|42| |Split System Electric|System F|250L|3.6kW|2|32|31|32|26| |Split System Electric|System G|315L|3.6kW|2|32|31|32|26| |Split System Electric|System H|315L|3.6kW|3|35|33|35|30| |Close Coupled Electric|System I|180L|3.6kW|1|21|21|21|17| |Close Coupled Electric|System J|330L|2.4kW|2|35|33|35|30| |Close Coupled Electric|System K|330L|3.6kW|2|35|33|35|30| |Close Coupled Gas|System L|180L|S20|1|29|29|29|24| |Close Coupled Gas|System M|330L|S26|2|43|45|43|37|
|Rinnai Sunmaster|Rinnai Sunmaster|Rinnai Sunmaster|Rinnai Sunmaster|Rinnai Sunmaster|RECs Zones (Enduro & Equinox)|RECs Zones (Enduro & Equinox)|RECs Zones (Enduro & Equinox)|RECs Zones (Enduro & Equinox)| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Description|Description|Size|Booster|Collectors|1|2|3|4| |Split System Gas|System 1|175L|S20|1|28|28|28|23| |Split System Gas|System 2|175L|S26|1|28|28|28|23| |Split System Gas|System 3|215L|S20|2|42|44|42|36| |Split System Gas|System 4|215L|S26|2|42|44|42|36| |Split System Gas|System 5|270L|S26|2|43|44|43|36| |Split System Electric|System 6|200L|3.6kW|2|20|20|20|16| |Split System Electric|System 7|315L|3.6kW|2|30|30|30|25| |Split System Electric|System 8|315L|3.6kW|3|33|33|33|28|
RECs and Rinnai Solar Systems
####### How much can I get?

Sizing
#### Correct Sizing
Correct Sizing is vital for optimum performance Number of Occupants
The number of users in any installation is extremely important as it directly affects the size of unit that is required. Nobody likes a cold shower so it is vital that any system is correctly sized for an application. Please talk to your Rinnai Hot Water Specialist about the best model to suit your needs.
Below we have outlined some of the considerations for various Rinnai Solar Systems:


####### Gas Boosted Solar
####### Electric Boosted Solar
Tips on selecting the best Rinnai System To correctly select a Rinnai Solar System for a home, a number of lifestyle factors need to be considered.
####### 1. What Solar Zone is applicable for the installation?
This determines the amount of solar energy that will be available and can influence the number of collectors that should be installed.
####### 2. Is Gas available?
Natural Gas boosting is the cheapest to run and the most environmentally friendly form of boosting for a Solar System. Rinnai recommends that gas boosting should always be the first choice if available. Alternatively, both LPG & Electric boosting are also economical to run with correctly sized systems.
####### 3. Is there limited space available?
This can determine whether space is available at ground level for a Split System storage cylinder. If limited, then a Close Coupled roof mounted system would be the most appropriate.
####### 4. Is the area prone to frost or sub-zero temperatures?
Frost protection should always be used if temperatures fall below zero. This can be achieved by using Frost Tolerant Collectors (FTCs) which must be requested at the time of ordering. FTC panels are warranted to -6ºC under certain conditions. Please ask you Rinnai Solar Specialist for further details or see on-line at www.rinnai.com.au

#### Rinnai Solar System Sizing Tables
Vitreous Enamel Split Systems - Gas
|Solar Zone(s)|Number of Bedrooms|System Performance|Tank Storage Capacity (Litres)|No of Solar Collectors|Booster Size|Rinnai Sunmaster System| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |1, 2 & 3|1 to 3|Good|175|1|S20|1| |1, 2 & 3|1 to 3|Best|175|1|S26|2| |1, 2 & 3|2 to 3|Good|175|1|S26|2| |1, 2 & 3|2 to 3|Best|215|2|S20|3| |1, 2 & 3|3 to 4|Good|215|2|S20|3| |1, 2 & 3|3 to 4|Best|215|2|S26|4| |1, 2 & 3|3+|Good|215|2|S26|4| |1, 2 & 3|3+|Best|270|2|S26|5| |4|1 to 3|Good|175|1|S26|2| |4|1 to 3|Best|215|2|S20|3| |4|2 to 3|Good|215|2|S20|3| |4|2 to 3|Best|215|2|S26|4| |4|3 to 4|Good|215|2|S26|4| |4|3 to 4|Best|270|2|S26|5| |4|3+|Best|270|2|S26|5|
Vitreous Enamel Split Systems - Electric
|Solar Zone(s)|Number of Bedrooms|Tank Storage Capacity (Litres)|No of Solar Collectors|Booster Size|Rinnai Sunmaster System| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |1, 2 & 3|1 to 3|200|2|3.6|6| |1, 2 & 3|3 to 4|315|2|3.6|7| |1, 2 & 3|3+|315|3|3.6|8| |4|1 to 2|200|2|3.6|6| |4|2 to 3|315|2|3.6|7| |4|3+|315|3|3.6|8|
Stainless Steel Split Systems - Gas
|Solar Zone(s)|Number of Bedrooms|System Performance|Tank Storage Capacity (Litres)|No of Solar Collectors|Booster Size|Rinnai Prestige System| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |1, 2 & 3|1 to 3|Good|160|1|S20|A| |1, 2 & 3|1 to 3|Best|250|2|S20|B| |1, 2 & 3|2 to 3|Good|250|2|S20|B| |1, 2 & 3|2 to 3|Best|250|2|S26|C| |1, 2 & 3|3 to 4|Good|250|2|S26|C| |1, 2 & 3|3 to 4|Best|315|2|S26|D| |1, 2 & 3|3+|Good|315|2|S26|D| |1, 2 & 3|3+|Best|315|3|S26|E| |4|1 to 3|Good|250|2|S20|B| |4|1 to 3|Best|250|2|S26|C| |4|2 to 3|Good|250|2|S26|C| |4|2 to 3|Best|315|2|S26|D| |4|3+|Good|315|2|S26|D| |4|3+|Best|315|3|S26|E|

Sizing
Odrering
Stainless Steel Split Systems - Electric
|Solar Zone(s)|Number of Bedrooms|Tank Storage Capacity (Litres)|No of Solar Collectors|Booster Size|Rinnai Prestige System| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |1, 2 & 3|1 to 3|250|2|3.6kW|F| |1, 2 & 3|3 to 4|315|2|3.6kW|G| |1, 2 & 3|3+|315|3|3.6kW|H| |4|1 to 2|250|2|3.6kW|F| |4|2 to 3|315|2|3.6kW|G| |4|3+|315|3|3.6kW|H|
Stainless Steel Close Coupled - Gas
|Solar Zone(s)|Number of Bedrooms|Tank Storage Capacity (Litres)|No of Solar Collectors|Booster Size|Rinnai Prestige System| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |1, 2 & 3|1 to 3|180|1|S20|L|
|1, 2 & 3|3+|330|2|S26|M| |4|1 to 2|180|1|S20|L| |4|2 to 4|330|2|S26|M|
Stainless Steel Close Coupled - Electric
|Solar Zone(s)|Number of Bedrooms|Tank Storage Capacity (Litres)|No of Solar Collectors|Booster Size|Rinnai Prestige System| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |1, 2 & 3|1 to 3|180|1|3.6kW|I| |1, 2 & 3|3 to 4|330|2|2.4kW|J| |1, 2 & 3|3+|330|2|3.6kW|K| |4|1 to 2|180|1|3.6kW|I| |4|2 to 3|330|2|2.4kW|J| |4|3+|330|2|3.6kW|K|
#### Ordering Sunmaster Solar
Rinnai Sunmaster Solar systems are ordered as separate components as shown in the below table. This is particularly suitable for installation in new homes and major renovations as it allows for supply of the various components at different stages of completion. Alternatively, all components can be ordered for a single delivery for existing homes & replacements.
|Gas|System 1|System 1|System 2|System 2|System 3|System 3|System 4|System 4|System 5|System 5| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Gas|Gas 175L, S20 1 Collector|Gas 175L, S20 1 Collector|Gas 175L, S26 1 Collectors|Gas 175L, S26 1 Collectors|Gas 215L, S20 2 Collectors|Gas 215L, S20 2 Collectors|Gas 215L, S26 2 Collectors|Gas 215L, S26 2 Collectors|Gas 270L, S26 2 Collectors|Gas 270L, S26 2 Collectors| |Components|Order Code|Qty|Order Code|Qty|Order Code|Qty|Order Code|Qty|Order Code|Qty| |Storage Cylinder|SG175|1|SG175|1|SG215|1|SG215|1|SG270|1| |Solar Collectors (Std)|R18801740*|1|R18801740*|1|R18801740*|2|R18801740*|2|R18801740*|2| |Collector Installation Kit|R33202739|1|R33202739|1|R33202740|1|R33202740|1|R33202740|1| |Pump Kit|SGPKIT|1|SGPKIT|1|SGPKIT|1|SGPKIT|1|SGPKIT270|1| |Gas Booster|S20#|1|S26#|1|S20#|1|S26#|1|S26#|1|
|Electric|System 6|System 6|System 7|System 7|System 8|System 8| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Electric|Electric 200L, 2 Collectors, 3.6kW|Electric 200L, 2 Collectors, 3.6kW|Electric 315L, 2 Collector, 3.6kW|Electric 315L, 2 Collector, 3.6kW|Electric 315L, 3 Collector, 3.6kW|Electric 315L, 3 Collector, 3.6kW| |Components|Order Code|Qty|Order Code|Qty|Order Code|Qty| |Storage Cylinder|SE200S36|1|SE315S36|1|SE315S36|1| |Solar Collectors (Std)|R18801740*|2|R18801740*|2|R18801740*|3| |Collector Installation Kit|R33202740|1|R33202740|1|R33202741|1| |Pump Kit|SEPKIT|1|SEPKIT|1|SEPKIT|1|
Nominate N (Natural Gas) or L (LPG) after the code to specify gas type

#### Solar Rough in Diagram
##### Sunmaster Split Systems
Sunmaster Split Systems- Enamel Tanks
175 Lt Gas Boost 160 Lt Electric Boost
215 Lt Gas Boost 200 Lt Electric Boost
270Lt Gas Boost
315Lt Electric Boost
Sunmaster Split System (Gas)
| | | |---|---| | | |

Rough In
Rough In
##### Prestige Systems
Split Systems Stainless Steel
Gas & Electric 160 Lt 250 Lt 315 Lt 160 Lt 250 Lt 315 Lt 180 Lt 330 Lt
Electric Boost Gas Boost Close Coupled Stainless Steel
J
Overall Length of System
2580
Weight (Empty) 48 66 80 44 56 68 Weight (Empty) 44 68
H Height of tank 1200 1700 2080 1170 1690 2080 H Height of tank (installed) 640
Depth of Tank with Booster
N/A 795 D Diameter 600
W Tank Diameter 600 600 W Tank Length / Width 1200 2080
Left Hand Side Cold Water inlet
60
Cold Water Flow to collector
400 600 F
Cold Water Flow to Collector
N/A
Hot Water Return from Collector
85 352 G
Hot Water Flow To House (From Gas Boost)
I
N/A 780 1170 I
Hot Water Return from Collector
Hot Water Flow to House (From Gas Boost)
N/A
N/A
Hot out (to Cold in Gas Boost)
N/A
N/A
530 Height of Gas Boost 530
Right Hand Side Gas Supply
Right Hand Side Gas Supply
N/A 780 1170 N
N/A
|Prestige Split System (Gas)| |---|
|Prestige Split System (Electric)| |---|
|
Prestige Close Coupled| |---|
#### Solar Collector Dimensions
|Characteristics|Characteristics|Characteristics|Characteristics|Characteristics|Enduro|Equinox Frost Tolerant|Excelsior|Excelsior Frost Tolerant|Enduro SP152| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Code|Code|Code|Code|Code|SP200A|SP200A FTC|EXT|EXT FTC|SP152| |Type|Type|Type|Type|Type|Flat Plate|Flat Plate|Flat Plate|Flat Plate|Flat Plate| |Construction|Construction|Construction|Waterways|Waterways|Copper|Copper|Copper|Copper|Copper| |Construction|Construction|Construction|Absorber|Absorber|Aluminium|Aluminium|Copper|Copper|Aluminium| |Construction|Construction|Construction|Selective Surfaces|Selective Surfaces|High Performance|High Performance|High Performance|High Performance|High Performance| |Maximum Operating Pressure|Maximum Operating Pressure|Maximum Operating Pressure|Maximum Operating Pressure|Maximum Operating Pressure|850 kPa|850 kPa|850 kPa|850 kPa|850 kPa| |Casing Material|Casing Material|Casing Material|Casing Material|Casing Material|Aluminium|Aluminium|Aluminium|Aluminium|Aluminium| |Weight empty|Weight empty|Weight empty|Weight empty|Weight empty|33kg|36kg|35kg|38kg|24kg| |Weight full|Weight full|Weight full|Weight full|Weight full|34.3kg|37.3kg|36.5kg|39.5kg|25kg| |Volume of Water|Volume of Water|Volume of Water|Volume of Water|Volume of Water|1.3 litres|1.3 litres|1.5 litres|1.5 litres|1 litres| |Potential Solar Output at PTR relief conditions|Potential Solar Output at PTR relief conditions|Potential Solar Output at PTR relief conditions|Potential Solar Output at PTR relief conditions|Potential Solar Output at PTR relief conditions|1.25kW|1.25kW|1.25kW|1.25kW|0.75kW| |Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|1 Collector|1940 x 1025|1940 x 1025|1964 x 1047|1964 x 1047|1310 x 1025| |Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|2 Collector|1940 x 2100|1940 x 2100|1964 x 2144|1964 x 2144|1310 x 2100| |Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|Approx Roof Space Required L X W (mm)|3 Collector|1940 x 3175|1940 x 3175|1664 x 3241|1664 x 3241|1310 x 3175| | | | | | | | | | | |
##### Solar Collector Installation
####### Standard “Pitch Roof” installation – Split System Collectors
The below sketches show the standard frames supplied for a normal angled roof installation. These components are supplied with the installation kits.
####### Flat Roof Installations
The below sketch shows the frame required for all flat roof installations. It is ordered in addition to the appropriate installation kit and vary depending on the type of system installed.
####### Cyclone Frame Installations
For Cyclone prone areas it is often mandatory but in any event, it is highly recommended to use a cyclone frame. These have a different configuration to the standard frames and are made in much stronger materials.
Solar Collectors
####### Reverse & Side Pitch Installations
In addition to the above frames, you can also order Reverse & Side Pitch adaptor kits that suit both Close Coupled & Split Systems. These are ordered in addition to the applicable Flat Roof Frame.

Electric Range at a glance
#### Electric Hot Water Systems
##### Range at a glance Mains Pressure Systems
Rinnai has two mains pressure ranges of Electric Hot Water – Centurion & HOTFLO. They are simply a storage cylinder that holds water at a pre-set temperature with the use of thermostatic control. As hot water is used, it is replaced with cold water and reheats again. Hot Water delivery is at mains pressure or the maximum allowable pressure should the home have a pressure limiting device installed.

####### Rinnai Centurion
Rinnai centurion electric tanks are made from high quality stainless steel, they have positive domes on both ends of the cylinder, for optimum capacity in a slim line water heater. All centurion water heaters come standard with a hot water return connection point, which is ideal for flow and return plumbing or solar conversions at a later date.

####### Rinnai HOTFLO
Our quality HOTFLO range of electric tanks are available in various storage capacities ranging from a compact 40 Litre right up to the large 315 Litre model. We also have a complete range of element sizes minimising changeover costs.
##### Gravity Feed Systems
Similar to normal storage cylinders the gravity feed systems again hold water at a pre-set temperature but this time not under mains pressure. Sometimes also referred to as ‘constant pressure’ systems, the Roofmaster is usually located in the roof space. Whereas mains pressure systems usually operate between 300 – 500kPa, a gravity feed system operates at the ‘head of pressure’ dependant on how high the tank is above the tap/shower. In single storey installations this is generally about 20 to 24kPa.
####### Rinnai Roofmaster
The Rinnai gravity feed Roofmaster water heaters are concealed in your roof space. The storage cylinder is made from heavy duty copper which makes it extremely reliable and corrosion resistant. The lower pressure at which they operate puts much less stress on the cylinder and fittings, so everything lasts that much longer.



Range Overview The table below outlines the sizes and element option for all Rinnai Electric Hot Water Systems
|Range|Size|Construction|Heating Element Size|Heating Element Size|Heating Element Size|Heating Element Size|Twin Element Option| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Range|Size|Construction|1.8kW|2.4kW|3.6kW|4.8kW|Twin Element Option| |Centurion
HOTFLO
Roofmaster Plus
Roofmaster Prestige
Roofmaster Coil|160 Litres
250 Litres
315 Litres
40 Litres
80 Litres
125 Litres
160 Litres
200 Litres
250 Litres
315 Litres
400 Litres
160 Litres
250 Litres
315 Litres
250 Litres
315 Litres
315 Litres|Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Copper
Copper
Copper
Copper
Copper
Copper| | | | | | |Centurion
HOTFLO
Roofmaster Plus
Roofmaster Prestige
Roofmaster Coil|160 Litres
250 Litres
315 Litres
40 Litres
80 Litres
125 Litres
160 Litres
200 Litres
250 Litres
315 Litres
400 Litres
160 Litres
250 Litres
315 Litres
250 Litres
315 Litres
315 Litres|Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Vitreous Enamel
Copper
Copper
Copper
Copper
Copper
Copper|3.0kW Immersion Element
3.0kW Immersion Element
3.0kW Immersion Element|3.0kW Immersion Element
3.0kW Immersion Element
3.0kW Immersion Element|3.0kW Immersion Element
3.0kW Immersion Element
3.0kW Immersion Element|3.0kW Immersion Element
3.0kW Immersion Element
3.0kW Immersion Element| |
#### Solar Boosted Roofmaster
##### Roofmaster Prestige (Solar &/or Combustion Heater)
In this installation the primary heating source utilises energy from the sun via Solar Collectors and/or energy generated from a slow combustion stove with a ‘wet back’ heat exchanger.
Electric Range Overview
The optional Electric element (Submerged ‘Bobbin type’ ) is then used only to boost water temperature in low pressure tank and is usually set up on an Off Peak tariff.
For Roofmaster specifications including dimensions, please refer to page 31.
#### Selecting the correct Electric system
##### Step 1 - Tariff
##### Step 2 - Climate
• Refer to the Climate Map on page 7 to reference whether the installation is in a warm or cool climate
##### Step 3 - Number of persons
|Tank Size|Peak Electric (Continuous Tariff)|Peak Electric (Continuous Tariff)|Off-peak Electric|Off-peak Electric| |---|---|---|---|---| |Tank Size|Warm Climate|Cool Climate|Warm Climate|Cool Climate| |40 Litres|1|1|Not Recommended|Not Recommended| |80 Litres|2 to 3|1 to 2|1 to 2|Not Recommended| |125 Litres|3 to 4|2 to 3|2 to 3|1 to 2| |160 Litres|4 to 5|3 to 4|3 to 4|2 to 3| |200 Litres|6 to 7|4 to 5|4 to 5|3 to 4| |250 Litres|7 to 8|5 to 6|5 to 6|4 to 5| |315 Litres|8 to 9|6 to 7|6 to 7|5 to 6| |400 Litres|10+|8 +|8+|6+|
|Always err on the high side when sizing electric systems. Under sizing can result in a lack of hot water and very unhappy customers!| |---|
HANDY HINT
Electric Storage Recovery Times The recovery times for all storage tanks is based on 3 factors:
The table below shows all available Rinnai sizes and assumes that the unit is wired for immediate reheat i.e. peak tariff. For Off-peak wired units, the table can only be used as a guide for how long it will take from the point that re-heating occurs.
####### Element size Litres per hour heated by 50ºC
System Selection

#### Specifications
##### HOTFLO and Centurion
Note: All Rinnai HOTFLO water heaters are single element. Centurion are available with twin element in 250 and 315L water tanks
|Specifications|Specifications|Specifications|Hotflo|Hotflo|Hotflo|Hotflo|Hotflo|Hotflo|Hotflo|Hotflo|Centurion|Centurion|Centurion| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | |Rated Capacity (Litres)|Rated Capacity (Litres)|40|80|125|160|200|250|315|400|160|250|315| | |Weight Empty (kg)|Weight Empty (kg)|24|48|62|75|98|107|117| |39|49|59| | |Heating Elements Available (kW)|Heating Elements Available (kW)|-|-|-|-|-|-|-| |1.8|1.8|1.8| | |Heating Elements Available (kW)|Heating Elements Available (kW)|2.4|2.4|2.4|2.4|-|-|-| |2.4|2.4|2.4| | |Heating Elements Available (kW)|Heating Elements Available (kW)|3.6|3.6|3.6|3.6|3.6|3.6|3.6|3.6|3.6|3.6|3.6| | |Heating Elements Available (kW)|Heating Elements Available (kW)|-|-|-|-|4.8|4.8|4.8|4.8|4.8|4.8|4.8| |Dimensions (mm)|Overall Height|A|665|900|1245|1530|1825|1265|1510|1820|1170|1690|2070| |Dimensions (mm)|Overall Width inc’ PTR|B|470|590|590|590|590|760|760|760|740|740|740| |Dimensions (mm)|Tank Diameter|C|395|515|515|515|515|685|685|685|600|600|600| |Dimensions (mm)|Outlet Height|D|470|683|1020|1310|1605|985|1200|1512|960|1460|1860| |Dimensions (mm)|Inlet Height|E|75|225|225|225|225|260|260|260|270|270|270| |Dimensions (mm)|Electrical Connection Height|F|125|155|155|155|155|155|155|155|225|225|225| |Dimensions (mm)|Hot Return (Centurion Only)|G|-|-|-|-|-|n/a|n/a|n/a|355|355|355| | |Relief Valve Setting (kPa)|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000|1000|850|850|850|850|850|850| | |Expansion Control Valve Setting|850|850|850|850|850|850|700|700|700|700|700|700| |Max Supply
Pressure|With Expansion Control Valve|680|680|680|680|680|680|550|550|550|550|550|550|
|Max Supply
Pressure|Without Expansion Control Valve|800|800|800|800|800|800|680|680|680|680|680|680| |Max Supply
Pressure|When these pressures are exceeded, install a Pressure Limiting Valve (PLV)|When these pressures are exceeded, install a Pressure Limiting Valve (PLV)|When these pressures are exceeded, install a Pressure Limiting Valve (PLV)|When these pressures are exceeded, install a Pressure Limiting Valve (PLV)|When these pressures are exceeded, install a Pressure Limiting Valve (PLV)|When these pressures are exceeded, install a Pressure Limiting Valve (PLV)|When these pressures are exceeded, install a Pressure Limiting Valve (PLV)|-|-|-|-|-|-| | |Water Connections|RP ¾ 20mm|RP ¾ 20mm|RP ¾ 20mm|RP ¾ 20mm|RP ¾ 20mm|RP ¾ 20mm|RP ¾ 20mm|RP ¾ 20mm|RP ¾ 20mm|RP ¾ 20mm|RP ¾ 20mm|RP ¾ 20mm| | |Ingress Protection Rating (AS1939)|IPX4|IPX4|IPX4|IPX4|IPX4|IPX4|IPX4|IPX4|IPX4|IPX4|IPX4|IPX4| | |Power Supply|AC 240 V 50 Hz|AC 240 V 50 Hz|AC 240 V 50 Hz|AC 240 V 50 Hz|AC 240 V 50 Hz|AC 240 V 50 Hz|AC 240 V 50 Hz|AC 240 V 50 Hz|AC 240 V 50 Hz|AC 240 V 50 Hz|AC 240 V 50 Hz|AC 240 V 50 Hz|
Roofmaster
|Specifications|Specifications|Specifications|Plus|Plus|Plus|Prestige|Prestige|Coil| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | |Rated Capacity (Litres)|Rated Capacity (Litres)|160|250|315|250|315|315| | |Rated Capacity Connected to Solar (L)|Rated Capacity Connected to Solar (L)|-|-|-|280|370|370| | |Weight Empty (kg)|Weight Empty (kg)|26|32|37|34|42|59| |Dimensions (mm)|Overall Height|A|525|725|900|725|900|900| |Dimensions (mm)|Tank Diameter|B|865|865|865|865|865|865| |Dimensions (mm)|Height - Hot Water Outlet|C|335|530|710|530|710|710| |Dimensions (mm)|Height - Cold Water Inlet|D|485|700|875|700|875|875| |Dimensions (mm)|Overall Top Width (inc Head Tank)|E|1020|1020|1020|1020|1020|1020| |Dimensions (mm)|Combustion Heater (Hot Flow)|F|N/A|N/A|N/A|325|415|415| |Dimensions (mm)|Combustion Heater (Cold Return)|G|N/A|N/A|N/A|85|85|85| |Dimensions (mm)|Solar Collector Flow Height|H|N/A|N/A|N/A|535|715|715| |Dimensions (mm)|Solar Collector Return Height|J|N/A|N/A|N/A|535|715|715| |Dimensions (mm)|Coil - Cold Inlet Connection|K|N/A|N/A|N/A|N/A|N/A|140| |Dimensions (mm)|Coil - Hot Outlet Connection|L|N/A|N/A|N/A|N/A|N/A|670| | |Safe Tray (Optional)|Safe Tray (Optional)|1050|1050|1050|1050|1050|1050|
Specifications
#### Commercial Hot Water Systems
The Rinnai Heavy Duty (HD) water heaters are suitable for single installation, Manifold Pack or Demand Duo installations. Each Commercial application require different quantities of hot water, therefore if you are unsure on the sizing guidelines, please contact our National Commercial Project Division on 1300 555 545 for assistance.

##### Heavy Duty Units:
Rinnai Heavy Duty (HD) water heaters are a high efficiency gas continuous flow water heater available in three models: HD200e, HD250e and HD200i – refer to page 13 for specifications.
Applications include:
##### Rinnai Manifold Packs
A Rinnai Manifold Pack consists of 2 to 6 Heavy Duty continuous flow water heaters plumbed together to allow higher flow rates than a single unit can provide.

Commercial

##### Rinnai Demand Duo Systems
Rinnai Demand Duo is the combination of between 1 to 6 gas Continuous Flow water heaters with single or multiple storage cylinders. The storage cylinder allows a short period of high hot water flow rate, greater than the continuous flow rate of the HD water heater(s). i.e ‘peak demand’ applications such as:
##### Rinnai Commercial Solar Systems
Rinnai Commercial Solar hot water systems provide solar pre-heated water to the Rinnai Commercial gas hot water systems such as the Manifold Pack or Demand Duo system. The system is selected according to the daily hot water demand for the application, the required solar contribution, and what solar zone the system is located in.
For further information or on site assistance please contact our National Commercial Project Division on 1300 555 545.

Commercial
Service and Warranty
#### Rinnai Service
##### Need help with an installation?
In most situations Rinnai retailers can assist with the installation of our appliances. Should this not be the case, Rinnai has an installation service available direct to the end-user.Any installation of a Rinnai appliance is a specialist process and requires trained professional installers to ensure safe and efficient operation of the appliance. This is particularly relevant for connection to gas, electrical changeovers and the installation of Solar Collectors. Our Rinnai installers are not only very familiar with our products, but are fully insured and OH&S compliant. Be confident in your installation by employing Rinnai Service.
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#### Warranty
Continuous Flow Systems
|Continuous Flow Water Heaters (4)|Continuous Flow Water Heaters (4)|All INFINITY and ENVIROSMART Models|All INFINITY and ENVIROSMART Models|V1200 and V1500 models|V1200 and V1500 models|Heavy Duty (HD) Models|Heavy Duty (HD) Models|SmartStart® Water Saver|Water Controllers|Accessories(5)| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Continuous Flow Water Heaters (4)|Continuous Flow Water Heaters (4)|Heat Exchanger|All other components|Heat Exchanger|All other components|Heat Exchanger|All other components|SmartStart® Water Saver|Water Controllers|Accessories(5)| |Domestic Use|Parts|10 Years(1)|3 Years(3)|8 Years|3 Years(3)|10 Years|3 Years(3)|3 Years(3)|3 Years(3)|1 Year| |Domestic Use|Labour|3 Years(3)|3 Years(3)|3 Years(3)|3 Years(3)|3 Years(3)|3 Years(3)|3 Years(3)|3 Years(3)|1 Year| |Commercial Use|Parts|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|5 Years (2)|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year| |Commercial Use|Labour|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|
(1) 12 Years on heat exchanger for INFINITY 26Plus and ENVIROSMART models. (2) One (1) year warranty on Heat Exchanger when pre-set to 85 or 95ºC. (3) 5 Years if two or more controllers are installed in domestic applications. (4) The models in this table are unsuitable for solar hot water applications. Any failure or service issue when installed in a solar hot water application is not covered by warranty. (5) Accessories include pipe covers, recess boxes, security brackets and flue diverters.
Solar and Electric Systems
|Solar Hot Water Systems
Hotflo Electric Hot Water Systems|Solar Hot Water Systems
Hotflo Electric Hot Water Systems|Solar|Solar|Solar|Solar|Solar|Solar|Electric|Electric| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Solar Hot Water Systems
Hotflo Electric Hot Water Systems|Solar Hot Water Systems
Hotflo Electric Hot Water Systems|Solar Compatible Continuous Flow Water Heaters - models S20 and S26 and other models converted by Rinnai for Solar applications(1) (3)|Solar Compatible Continuous Flow Water Heaters - models S20 and S26 and other models converted by Rinnai for Solar applications(1) (3)|Storage Cylinders|Storage Cylinders|Solar Collectors|Components (2)|Cylinder|Components (2)| |Solar Hot Water Systems
Hotflo Electric Hot Water Systems|Solar Hot Water Systems
Hotflo Electric Hot Water Systems|Heat Exchanger|All other components|Vitreous Enamel (Glass) Lined Sunmaster Range|S/Steel Prestige & Centurion Ranges|Enduro (SP200A) (SP152)
Equinox (SP200A FTC) Excelsior|Components (2)|Cylinder|Components (2)| |Domestic Use|Parts|10 Years|3 Years(4)|5 Years|10 Years|7 Years|1 Year (4)|5 Years|1 Year| |Domestic Use|Labour|3 Years|3 Years|3 Years|3 Years|1 Year|1 Year|3 Years|1 Year| |Commercial Use|Parts|5 Years|1 Year|1 Year|5 Years|5 years|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year| |Commercial Use|Labour|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|

(1) The continuous flow models in this column are suitable only for solar hot water applications. Any failure or service issue when installed in a non solar hot water application is not covered by warranty. (2) Components include pumps, system controllers, sensors, thermostats, valves, electric heating elements and anodes where applicable. (3) Rinnai Infinity 26 Internal, HD200i, HD200e and HD250e models can be converted for solar applications by Rinnai by order request. (4) For Victorian installations only - 5 year warranty on the solar circulating pump, solar controller and components within the continuous flow water heater in order to comply with State legislation.
##### Commercial and Other Hot Water Systems
|Commercial and Other Hot Water Systems|Commercial and Other Hot Water Systems|Rinnai Demand Duo and Rinnai Manifold Pack systems|Rinnai Demand Duo and Rinnai Manifold Pack systems|Rinnai Demand Duo and Rinnai Manifold Pack systems|Rinnai Demand Duo and Rinnai Manifold Pack systems|Other Hot Water|Other Hot Water|Other Hot Water|Other Hot Water|Other Hot Water| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Commercial and Other Hot Water Systems|Commercial and Other Hot Water Systems|Continuous Flow Water Heaters used as gas boosters in Demand Duo and Manifold Pack Systems - Heavy Duty (HD) Models(1)|Continuous Flow Water Heaters used as gas boosters in Demand Duo and Manifold Pack Systems - Heavy Duty (HD) Models(1)|S/Steel storage cylinders|Components (3)|Rinnai Roofmaster|Rinnai Roofmaster|Under & Over Sink|Under & Over Sink|Commercial Common Flue and Warm Water Systems(2)| |Commercial and Other Hot Water Systems|Commercial and Other Hot Water Systems|Heat Exchanger|All other components|S/Steel storage cylinders|Components (3)|Cylinder|Components (3)|Cylinder|Components (3)|Commercial Common Flue and Warm Water Systems(2)| |Domestic Use|Parts|10 Years|3 Years|10 Years|1 Year|7 Years|1 Year|6 Years|1 Year|NA| |Domestic Use|Labour|3 Years|3 Years|3 Years|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|NA| |Commercial Use|Parts|5 Years|1 Year|5 Years|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|3 Years| |Commercial Use|Labour|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|1 Year|
(1) One (1) year warranty on Heat Exchanger when pre-set to 85 or 95ºC. (2) Excludes UV system. UV system warranty is covered by the UV system manufacturer (3) Components include pumps, system controllers, sensors, thermostats, valves, electric heating elements and anodes where applicable.
Definitions Domestic Use: The warranty periods that are allocated under “Domestic Use” are based on hot water usage patterns of a typical family. Rinnai “Domestic Use warranty periods apply to:
####### Commercial Use:
The warranty periods that are allocated under “Commercial Use” are for applications other than domestic use and include premises such as commercial and industrial buildings, cafes, caravan parks and sporting complexes, but not limited to these.
####### “Commercial Use” warranty applies to:
Service and Warranty

Full warranty conditions including exclusions, water purity, solar frost tolerant collector (FTC) conditions are available with the appliances and can be viewed on-line at www.rinnai.com.au.
Dimensions are subject to production tolerances and may vary slightly from those given. Rinnai Australia Pty. Ltd. Reserves the right to make modifications and change specifications without notice. We will however endeavour to communicate any major changes well before implementation.
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We aim to offer a superior range of home appliances that provide a clear insight into what the future holds for Australian homes.
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unlimited hot water, with precise temperature control, efficient and stylish heating
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