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About your Rinnai iHeat

Congratulations on the purchase of your Rinnai iHeat combined water and heating system.

The Rinnai iHeat is a ducted home heating system that uses hot water from your Rinnai Inﬁnity

continuous ﬂow water heater to warm air and circulate it around your home.

Suitability

The Rinnai iHeat may be retroﬁtted to any home with an existing Rinnai Inﬁnity continuous ﬂow water heater, or

both units can be installed simultaneously.

The Rinnai iHeat can be installed in the ceiling space or under the ﬂoor. It must not be mounted in areas subject

to direct splashing—this is relevant to underﬂoor installations that could be exposed to water.

Speciﬁcation summary

- Power output = nominal 20 kW, maximum 25 kW (dependent on installation)

- No. outlets = up to 12 (each outlet provides approximately 1.8 kW)

- Heating area = up to 250 m² (depending on where you live and how well insulated your house is)

- Eﬃciency = delivers heat at the same eﬃciency as the Rinnai Inﬁnity

- Noise level of fan = sounds like an air conditioning unit

The Rinnai Inﬁnity provides hot water to the iHeat air handler unit (heat exchanger). The heat exchanger extracts

the heat from the hot water and transfers it to a steady stream of air. This air is fed into the ducting system and is

distributed into each room. Water is returned to the Inﬁnity for reheating.

The Rinnai iHeat is controlled via a wall thermostat which has three fan speed settings and can control up to four

diﬀerent schedule periods per day.

* Ensure the Rinnai Inﬁnity is positioned where overnight operation will not disturb occupants or neighbours.

Rinnai Infinity continuous flow installed—external or internal* models available

Rinnai iHeat installed in the ceiling space or under the floor

Ducting outlets—up to 12, each outlet provides approximately 1.8 kW

Rinnai thermostat controller provides multiple control options

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