Water heaters are renewables ready

Rinnai, DHW, pipes, pipework

Rinnai’s Infinity HDC1500 and HDC1200 condensing continuous-flow water heaters are renewables ready when required. They can easily be retrofitted to integrate with solar thermal or heat pumps. For example, a water heater used as a solar gas booster only fires when the desired temperature cannot be reached by the renewable-heat source. The rest of the time, the water heater is inactive.

These water heaters guarantee continuous hot water at any time of day or night.

Infinity systems have internal monitoring controls and a modulation range from 58 to 2.4 kW.

The Infinity Plus renewable range include solar storage vessels, and flat-plate and evacuated-tube collectors.

Rinnai offers assistance with the design, specification and installation of a solar-hot-water/heating system.

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