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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Rinnai Hybrid Heat Pump System At Luxury Hotel Complex In The City Of London Rinnai provides practical, economic & technical solutions with a Low-GWP 50kW heat pump, bespoke thermal stores, plate heat exchangers and ten cascaded I2HY20 hydrogen-ready continuous flow water heaters in a new development in the heart of Farringdon district of London. |
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Customer Satisfaction With Market Leading Warranties Rinnai is guaranteeing customer satisfaction and ensuring optimum value for money by offering a range of market-leading warranties. All appliances are manufactured under strict guidelines of ISO 9001 quality management and ISO 14001 environmental management systems. |
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Leading Bakery & Bread Manufacturer Adopts Ultra High-Efficiency Water Heaters to Cut Operational Costs Rinnai has installed its range of I2HY20 Hydrogen blends 20% certified commercial water heaters at a leading bread manufacturing brand in Bradford. An industrial scale bakery must have access to a consistent flow of clean water for sanitation purposes and to produce dough. A plant bakery can use anywhere from 10,000 to 300,000 gallons of water per day. |
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Rinnai's Whitepaper On Value Engineering Explores Optimal Options For Care Home DHW Solution Rinnai has issued a new whitepaper titled “Optimizing Domestic Hot Water Systems for Archetype Care Homes: A Value Engineering Approach.” |
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Rinnai Provides Turnkey Heat Pump DHW Solution For Leading Northwest Call Centre Rinnai has provided a low carbon DHW (domestic hot water) Heat Pump solution, with Seasonal Performance Factors (SPF) Analysis, for a Northwest call centre to upgrade its existing system to meet government guidance on carbon reduction. The existing hot water system was 2 x 20kW water heaters, each with 300L of hot water storage and was working at an efficiency level of just 77%. |
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UK HVAC & Heat Pump Skills Shortage - Where Do We Go From Here? Rinnai’s Tony Gittings analyses the advent of a shortage of skilled labour in the HVAC industry and specifically in heat pump installation, as well as the wider energy industry. The effect of a rising skills shortage on large infrastructure projects and national NetZero objectives may take a heavy toll. |
