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.
Latest News
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Natural Gas: Navigating Policy & Sustainability Rinnai Director Chris Goggin reviews UK Natural gas policy and discusses long and medium-term sustainability. Natural gas remains integral towards daily UK commercial operations, so what can current policy reveal when thinking of sustainability and how does energy security and market volatility influence these observations?. |
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Decarbonising Hot Water: The Continuing Role of Natural Gas Rinnai Director Chris Goggin investigates the ability of natural gas to cover all domestic requirements whilst the national task of decarbonisation continues. Natural gas is still integral to UK domestic and commercial property heating and hot water provision. Find out how natural gas can power the UK through decarbonisation aims. |
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Heat Pumps In Action: How Commercial HP Systems Improve Efficiency & Local Air Quality Rinnai’s Peter Seddon explains how heat pump technology in commercial applications can improve system efficiency and contribute towards national decarbonisation targets. Heat pumps are fast becoming a widespread and viable option for business owners who require heating and hot water. Find out how investing in a heat pump can benefit commercial projects. |
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High Temperature Heat Pumps: The Key To Non-Disruptive Retrofits Rinnai’s Head of Technical, Pete Seddon, discusses how high temperature heat pumps can be considered a vital innovation in relation to the reduction of on-site disruption to a UK customer. Heat pumps have been identified as a tool of decarbonisation and installations are becoming more common in domestic and commercial applications. |
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Relaxation of MEES - a reality for commercial building stock? Into the public domain is the government’s modifications to the non-domestic and domestic Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES). If you own a commercial property and hope to find out more how a new manifestation of NetZero can assist your business, please read on…... |
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Why Hybrid Heating Is The Smart Approach To Net Zero Rinnai Director Chris Goggin explains why the adoption of hybrid heating and hot water systems is an informed approach towards climate change objectives. Hybrid energy systems utilise two forms of power that can assist in reducing fuels cost and delivering beneficial environmental aims. |
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Hybrid Heating System Controls: A Technical Framework for Cost Optimised Decarbonisation Pete Seddon Head of Technical at Rinnai looks in detail at getting the max performance in terms of performance and economy of a Hybrid Heating Hot Water System. |
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Continuous Flow Hot Water Heating – Still Part Of The Future Rinnai looks at the continuing role of natural gas and alternative gases in the current energy offering. |
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Latest Videos
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