We are a global leader in gas appliance manufacturing, striving for reliable and consistent quality. We specialise in the development of Commercial and Multi-point water heaters.
We have built a global network spanning 17 countries, with Rinnai-brand products sold in 79 countries. Seeking to establish a service presence firmly rooted in each local market, we adhere to the principle of locally produced, locally consumed, with production and sales undertaken by local members of the Rinnai Group. This principle underscores the solid reputation that the Rinnai brand enjoys.
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What Will The Proposed 23% Reduction In Electricity Costs Really Mean? As the UK moves towards a general election both the opposition party and current UK government are viewing energy costs as a weapon that can be used to attract electoral ballots. Both parties are reviewing their approach to truncating domestic and commercial energy costs. |
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How "Drop-In" Renewable Liquid Fuels Could Transform Off-Grid Heating and DHW For Building Services And Consultants Rinnai’s Chris Goggin looks ahead to the advent of renewable liquid fuels in the mass markets. |
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Rinnai Heat Pumps On Site At Stockport College Stockport College has recently completed a £25m campus redevelopment programme to ensure that all courses have the highest standards of facilities and resources. |
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Can Commercial Heat Pumps Be Used For Commercial DHW? Pete Seddon & Sean Ehlen of the Rinnai Tech Team look at some answers to whether commercial heat pumps can be used for commercial DHW generation. |
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Rinnai - Instantaneous Electric Water Heaters In 21, 24 & 27kW Coming Soon Rinnai continues to expand products for heating and water heating in all fuels - gas, electric and renewables. |
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Delays, Uncertainty And A Looming General Election Burden All Strands of UK Energy Market Chris Goggin looks at the current state of play in the UK energy, heating and hot water provision marketplace. |
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Hydrogen - a Sustainable Choice? As global economies continue to identify and incorporate clean and sustainable energies into respective national options, hydrogen has emerged as a potential source of energy capable of decarbonising and delivering power to domestic and commercial applications. |
