Rinnai news

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.

We will explore different types of instantaneous water heaters, such as continuous flow water heaters and electric instantaneous models and discuss their advantages and limitations.

Rinnai – the leader in hot water delivery units and systems – has installed N Series on site at the main production facility of one of the world’s biggest companies.

Tony Gittings looks at the future demand and effects of air cooling on domestic and commercial properties across the UK and Europe.

In this article, we will explore the energy efficiency and environmental benefits of R290 heat pumps, and why they are emerging as a popular choice for commercial heating and DHW.

Read our case study on how our Low-GWP 50kW Heat Pump, bespoke thermal stores, Plate Heat Exchangers and ten cascaded I2HY20 Hydrogen- ready continuous flow water heaters were specified at a new luxury complex development in the heart of Farringdon district of London.

Chris Goggin observes the priorities of the new Energy Secretary Ed Miliband. Enhancing renewable energy production is a key objective of the current government, as is the creation of a publicly owned Energy company that safeguards UK customers from external cost elevations. Additional insights into large solar and wind projects as well as information on further home heating plans will also be shared.

Will heat pumps become compulsory? We delve into this question throughout this blog and explore multiple government initiatives and case studies to determine the future of commercial heating and DHW.

This blog answers the question on how to Unlock the Cooling Potential: Exploring commercial Heat Pumps' Versatility for Efficient Cooling Solutions