Rinnai news

Rinnai’s Tony Gittings looks at developments in the Applied Products global arena with the sector set to grow by almost 7% Compound Annual Growth Rate. He looks at the impact of these developments on the wider HVAC commercial marketplace for all those in the supply chain

Rinnai has installed 4 x Sensei N1600i continuous flow water heaters with BMS integration at the television studio complex of an internationally renowned soap opera. The continuous flow Hydrogen Blend 20% certified water heaters will provide efficient hot water to washrooms, showers, dressing rooms and kitchens​​.

Is investing in heat pumps worth it? If you're looking for an energy-efficient solution for your commercial building, it's a question worth exploring. Heat pumps have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their ability to efficiently heat and cool using potentially less energy and less carbon than traditional heating and cooling systems.

Rinnai offers a TOTAL range of FREE services to all UK customers – installers, consultants, main contractors, architects and national end users – which offers system designs, carbon reduction calculations, technical services, commissioning and delivery to site in one single consignment.

Rinnai’s N Series installed on site at one of world’s biggest manufacturers of boilers, heat pumps and heating appliances.

Commercial buildings are constantly seeking ways to improve cost efficiency and reduce their environmental impact. One solution that is gaining popularity is the use of heat pumps. By harnessing the power of the natural environment, heat pumps can efficiently heat or cool a building, resulting in significant cost savings and reduced energy consumption.

A case study demonstrating the optimal solution for DHW provision in an archetype care home with specific requirements including a 20% reduction in carbon footprint, OPEX considerations and available space for only 2 heat pumps​.

We explore the potential of hydrogen as an alternative energy source, and delve into what is happening with hydrogen village trials.

Rinnai’s innovative KCM series of continuous flow hot water heaters is designed to specifically increase customer savings in energy, capital, and carbon footprint with the inclusion of internally refined technological advancements. It operates at 93% efficiency.

Chris Goggin explains how “Kaizen” and “Kanban” methodologies provide insight to the high standards of production values that globally renowned Japanese brands embed into the totality of the manufacturing practices​.

Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made headlines when he delayed the “ban” on new oil and LPG boiler installations to 2035. We explore technologies that may help decarbonise off-grid homes and buildings.

Rinnai has started deliveries of its biggest-ever intake of orders for its range of commercial heat pumps. The order is said to be worth several hundreds of thousands of pounds and was placed by HVAC contractors working closely with building services consultants and designers.