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Connected In Passion For The Next 100 Years – Rinnai Celebrates Centenary

Tony Gittings, Managing Director, Rinnai UK
29 January 2020 | Updated 04 February 2020
 

Rinnai, best known in the UK for its comprehensive range of hot water and heating home units, is globally celebrating its first 100 years of manufacture in serving its customers. There's set to be a three-year period of anniversary related events to connect to the start of the company’s next centenary.

The Rinnai Corporation was founded in Nagoya, Japan in 1819 and today operates in 17 nations and regions around the world with sales of kitchen appliances, air conditioners, hot water heating & home heating units in over 80 countries.

“The company has evolved and developed into a group that produces a diversity of products and services that directly benefit ordinary people in their daily lives.”

–Tony Gittings

Managing Director, Rinnai UK

New corporate policies for the next century

 

“Our policy is to help enrich the lives of people in local communities by providing optimal solutions that fit the lifestyle culture, climate conditions, and the energy situation of each country around the world. The three-year period is aimed at connecting the first century to the next one. The theme will be named - Connected in passion for the next 100 years.”

This follows the other significant corporate developments on the global presence of Rinnai - the issuing of a new logo and a new brand statement – ‘A Healthier Way of Living’.

In the UK, Rinnai is the acknowledged leader in continuous flow hot water heating technology. The company offers a comprehensive range of A-rated units plus large systems for any size of site or application.

Picture: Tony Gittings – Managing Director of Rinnai UK

Article written by Ella Tansley | Published 29 January 2020

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