Care Facilities and NHS

When a care home in Northampton ran out of hot water due to its boiler system failing, it was Rinnai’s continuous flow units mounted on an emergency response mobile vehicle that raced to the scene to save the day. This emergency heating solution ensured that the care home had a reliable source of hot water when they needed it most.

Rinnai has supplied two N Series continuous flow water heaters to the Sycamore Care Home in Huddersfield, ensuring a reliable and efficient hot water heating system. Installed by CBFM, the system includes a 300L cylinder store, providing a first-hour flow rate of 2407L and a continuous flow rate of 1907L, with a recovery time of just 15.7 minutes at 60°C with a 50°C temperature difference.

One of the biggest hospitals in the Northwest has changed its hot water feed entirely over to highly efficient continuous flow water heaters that are I2HY20 certified for 20% Hydrogen blends. The site has installed 10 Rinnai N Series 1600e units which are cascaded so that the whole hospital heating system can deliver almost 10,000 litres of temperature-controlled hot water on demand 24/7.

Hot water at a useable temperature is a basic of everyday life right now as the need for constant hand cleansing & hygiene is critical to the strategy for defeating Covid 19 bacteria and its transmission.

Rinnai has recently been on call to the NHS, namely to provide hot water systems for a series of ‘walk in’ centers in the North of England.

Kestrel Mechanical Services of Sevenoaks, Kent, has recently completed a refit of hot water heating systems at a well-known care home in the South East of England.

Rinnai continuous flow hot water heating units have replaced a vastly oversized and close to redundant traditional style of system at the Combe Hay Care Home in Scarborough.

Clifton Park Hospital in York, advised by A J Gastech - has chosen Rinnai to upgrade its hot water heating system to meet the increasing demand whilst staying economically and environmentally efficient.