Continuous-flow water heaters have accurate temperature control

05 January, 2012

Rinnai’s Infinity 16i continuous-flow water heater can deliver 15.2 l/min of hot water with accurate temperature control. Water temperature can be set using built-in digital controls, eliminating the risk of scalding and the need for thermostatic mixing valves. Applications include cafes, pubs and restaurants, hotels, leisure centres, offices, shops and hairdressers, small industrial units and residential sites.

The company also offers a larger water, the 26i, with a continuous flow of 19.6 l/min raised through 33 K.

These water heaters use mains water directly.

All Rinnai internal water heaters are room-sealed, power-flue appliances. External models have forced exhaust.

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