Rheem Tankless Water Heater and Gas Continuous Flow Heater

Rheem has been supplying hot water systems for customers throughout Australia. Either you wish to have a hot water system for domestic, commercial or need for a wide-scale venture, there are always Rheem hot water heaters available for you. Inline Plumbing & Electrical can supply and install Rheem hot water or any unit you wish for.

Rheem Gas Continuous Flow Water Heater

Rheem comes up with a gas continuous flow water heater with energy efficiency equal to 7 stars. Accompanied by its top efficiency design, the Rheem 24 7-Star Equivalent establishes advanced standards in continuous flow.

With 24-litre per minute volume, it is best for extensive use from small units to family households and for commercial applications as well.

The never-ending gas hot water in the medium tightly-packed capacity model is ideal for use at home, medium-sized apartments and townhouses with fixed wall space.

Considered as the highest quality unit for Rheem, the continuous flow gas water heater can provide a bit more when you need it most. Hot water that flows uninterrupted. Perfect for big bathroom households with a tight area yet requires big requirements for hot water.

Rheem accomplishments and dependability in a small and compact fully featured unit that is suitable for apartments, mobile homes, site buildings and the like.

Rheem Tankless Water Heater –  RTG 95 Series

The Rheem tankless water heater RTG 95 series leads the double commitment to your home that offers up to 9.5 gallons per minute of non-stop hot water while significantly lowering energy consumption compared with standard tank water heaters. The units create just about right of continuous hot water supply on 2-2 outlets at the same time even if the requirement is high such as running warm water in a bathtub while doing laundry. It is the kind of performance that makes Rheem one of the highest-rated producers of tankless water heaters presently available.

The Rheem RTG 95 tankless water heaters provide lots of options to choose from. There are products for indoor that feature direct vent and for outdoor models that work just as well of liquid propane as they do off natural gas, with fuel capabilities of better than 90%. This qualifies them for Energy Star rating and made them rightfully to receive the federal government’s residential energy tax credit which is part of the current stimulus package. This will improve the savings on units that are priced already affordable.

The RTG 95 series is just about perfect for bigger homes, duplexes or when one system serves the needs of several small apartments. The unit can easily be operated through the external, wired thermostat or with the remote control which is part of every package. Residential customers, apartment owners and plumbing contractors made Rheem products one of the best selling brands very handy. When the need is high, the customers often select one of the high capacity Rheem RTG 95 tankless water heaters.

Your Basic Guide to Gas Water Heater Maintenance

If you have a gas water heater, it is important to know when to have it professionally serviced. Understanding how to detect when maintenance may be required can be critical to the safety of your home. Whether you are installing or turning on your gas water heater for the first time or trying to familiarise yourself as much as possible with its functions, we hope you will find something of value in our tips and troubleshooting guide.

A Few Simple Tips

— Always remember to turn your thermostat to the OFF position before servicing your heater.

— Keep open flames and high-heat devices away from the gas water heater.

— Use dish detergent solution on all gas connectors to check for leaks.

— If leaks are detected, repair them straight away.

— Read through the manufacturer’s documentation for your heater and carefully follow the provided instructions.

— If lighting the pilot light, keep in mind there may be a delay before the flame catches as air is purged from the gas lines.

— Once the pilot light has been lit, the main burner’s flame should settle to a cool bluish hue and should not produce smoke.

— If the storage tank is cold upon lighting the pilot light, it is normal that there may be a bit of a sizzle caused by condensed water dripping onto the burner.

— If you discover a puddle of water collecting under the heater, there is a leak that requires repair.

Basic Troubleshooting

It is recommended to hire or otherwise enlist the help of a qualified technician to accurately diagnose issues and, if needed, safely and efficiently carry out repairs. That being said, there are a few common issues that may be affecting your gas water heater if it is in need of maintenance. If your heater exhibits any of these symptoms, call in the professionals. Inline Plumbing & Electrical with over 30 years experience 1300 465 463!

No Hot Water Output

— Verify the pilot light is lit. If it is not, attempt to light it by following the manufacturer’s instructions.

— If the pilot light will not relight, this may indicate a clogged pilot line or you may need to consult your gas supplier, as the gas may not be reaching the water heater.

— If the pilot light catches but is unable to stay lit, there may be a defective thermocouple or loose connection to the gas control valve. If tightening a connection does not resolve the issue, it may be isolated to the thermocouple or possible build-up in the gas line.

— Run your tap on hot for several minutes and see if the heater’s burner comes on. If it never turns on, the heater’s control valve or thermostat may be defective. Remember to check the valve knob before this test, as it should be set in the ON position rather than PILOT.

NOT ENOUGH HOT WATER OUTPUT

— Verify the heater’s thermostat is not set too low and check for leaking taps.

— If the heater’s dip tube requires repair or replacement, incoming cold water will not be heated as it passes through.

— If you suspect your heater may have a clogged burner or low gas pressure, consult the manufacturer’s documentation and/or a service professional to find out more.

Slow Recovery of Hot Water Output

— If the burner is not operating to its optimum efficiency or is otherwise malfunctioning, recovery may take longer on a consistent or varied basis.

— Verify your gas water heater is properly ventilated. Insufficient combustion air caused by poor ventilation may prohibit or delay a heater’s ability to recover heat.

— If there appears to be sediment build-up in the bottom of the heater, flushing the system may help.

Discharge from Temperature/Pressure Relief Valve

— A heater’s relief valve is designed to regulate water temperature and gas pressure. If the water output is too hot or the gas too pressurised, a discharge may occur and be indicative of a faulty valve, defective bypass, or blockage in the heater’s piping or tank.

— Your city’s water pressure may have increased and the relief valve may require adjustment or replacement.

— Installing an expansion tank may help alleviate these issues. Speak with a service professional if you detect any of these symptoms.

Emitting Popping/Banging Noise

— Build-up may gather in the bottom of the water tank, potentially causing a variety of noises.

— Flushing the tank, in most cases, resolves this issue.

— If the noise continues after the system has been flushed, seek advice from a service professional.

Odourous Hot Water

— Certain types of bacteria have been known to react with a heater’s anode rod. If the rod is made of magnesium, it may result in a foul-smelling, sulphuric odour.

— If your hot water output smells like rotten eggs or otherwise, a thorough cleaning of the tank’s interior and additional piping is recommended.

— If your tank has recently been cleaned and the odour persists, consider replacing the magnesium rod with one made of aluminium.

Leaky Water Tank

— If puddles build up around the heater, water is found to be trickling down or shooting out of any part of the heater’s components, there is a leak.

— Thoroughly examine the heater’s water tank for any signs of cracks, dents, holes, or other abrasions or erosion that may be the source of the leak.

— If a leak is detected in the water tank, it must be replaced.

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Repair Guide and Troubleshooting of Electric Water Heater

The electric hot water heater guide assumes that the heater was installed properly and operating as required before the development of any problem.

Electric hot water heater comes with two thermostats; the first one near the top of the tank, and the other one near the bottom of the tank. Both thermostats are covered by removable metallic cover plates. Moreover, they are firmly pressed against the metal wall of the tank.

The top thermostat often has a high limit switch that trips once the water is too hot. This shuts off electric supply to the upper as well as the lower heating elements. If you want to reset the high limit switch, simply press the red button.

With this background, below are some problems you may encounter and possible troubleshooting suggestions.

The Water Is Not Hot

Remove the cover plate of the upper thermostat and check If the high limit switch has tripped. If the switch has tripped, reset it.

Next check if there is power at the input terminals of the upper thermostat (usually marked L1 and L2). In case there is no power, check the wiring to the electric water heater or your circuit breakers.

If the problem persists, and the top thermostat is applying power to the upper heating element, check the voltage at the upper heating element. In case power is present at heating element yet the element cannot get hot, the heating element has a problem and should be replaced. However, If there is no power at the upper heating element, the upper thermostat should be replaced.

Inadequate Water Or The water Temperature Too Low

When the upper portion of the tank is hot, the top thermostat removes the power from the top heating element and transfers the same to the lower thermostat and the bottom heating element. When the lower thermostat has a problem, the tank is never heated and water supply is greatly reduced.

First check the power at the terminals of the upper thermostat where power is sent to the lower thermostat and the lower heating element. In case there is no power, replace the upper thermostat. On the other hand, if power is present at the upper thermostat, then check If the power reaches the lower heating element. If power is absent at the lower heating element replace the lower thermostat. In case power reaches the lower heating element but it does not turn hot, replace the lower heating element. A broken dip tube may as well be the source of the problem. Check if the dip tube is broken and replace it.

The Water Is Too Hot

One of the thermostats could be defective. First check the power supply at the upper heating element. If there is power at this element, the upper thermostat is definitely defective. Next check that there is power at the bottom heating element. If there is power, the thermostat has a problem.

You should also check if the thermostats are firmly pushed against the tank.

TPR RELIEF VALVE LEAKING

The TPR valve operates if either the pressure or the temperature gets too high. Where the inlet is directly fed from the mains with no pressure relieve valves, then the water becomes hot, it expands and the water flows back towards the main. In case of a blockage due to a defective valve or bypass, the increased water volume does not have anywhere to flow to and the pressure dramatically increases.

If you place an expansion tank in line at the water inlet, it will provide a place for the increased volume thereby preventing the operation of the relief valve.

It is also possible that the pressure of the city water has increased beyond the setting of the relief valve.

Banging or Popping Noise

Accumulation of scale on the heating elements can lead to various noises during the heating process. If you here a banging or popping sound, remove the heating elements and clean or replace them.

Odour

Some bacteria can react with the magnesium anode rod. This leads to production of a gas that smells like rotten eggs. Clean the tank with chlorine bleach or change the anode rod to aluminium.

Leaking Tank

The tank must be replaced at once.

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Dux Airoheat Heat Pump

Are you in the market for a more affordable, more efficient water heating system? A Dux Airoheat heat pump is just the right water heating system to meet your needs. Dux offers a wide range of highly efficient and reliable hot water heaters suited for cold weather. Economically feasible and providing great options for your home.

Benefits And Functions

The Airoheat has been awarded Australia’s best air sourced heat pump and water heating system. Environmentally friendly, this top-of-the-line Dux model saves loads of energy thanks to its high-operating efficiency design. Compared to conventional electric water heaters, the Dux Airoheat has shown a significant decrease in utility usage and costs. Many homeowners agreed that the system pays for itself over time.

Utilising a unique design, the Airoheat pump draws outside air inward. Transferring the air through a heating coil and allowing for direct heat transfer to heat the water stored in the heater’s tank. The heating system’s technology operates similarly to that of a refrigerator, only reversed equipped with dual anodes. This innovative technology eliminates heat loss while simultaneously reducing the risk of tank corrosion.

Coming as an all-in-one system, the Airoheat carries a capacity of 250 litres to adequately supply hot water to a household of 3-5 occupants. Designed to replace standard electric storage water heater your home may currently have. As a company that takes just as much pride in the reliability of their products as they do themselves, Dux stands by their heating systems by offering a 5-year warranty on all tanks, a 2-year warranty on refrigerant components, and a 1-year warranty on all parts and labour.

Dux Airoheat System is the Right Choice

Due to the vast array of heating systems available on the market today, it can be overwhelming to determine which may be the best match for your specific needs. If after researching your top options or even if you think you just need help getting started, it may be best to consult water heating specialists. At Dux, our experts have years of experience to help you get all your questions answered before committing to your purchase.

Our skilled technicians and plumbers have you covered when it comes to repairs, replacements, installations, and the like. We’ll even provide helpful consultations in-home in order to discuss your best options per the requirements of your home. With no obligation in our offering a free quote on supply and install, you needn’t be concerned or worried about any initial costs. Inline Plumbing & Electrical with over 30 years of experience is here to help you find the best heating system for your home. Call us on 1300 465 463 now!

Energy Efficient Hot Water Heaters

Energy prices are always on the rise. Installing an environmental water heaters can help save the environment. New homes need to have efficient gas, solar, or heat pump hot water heaters. These new houses can no longer use the older models that use a great deal of energy to run and operate. Dux hot water has a number of environmental water heaters that use the latest technology to save energy.

The Hotlogic® controllers are able to adapt the changes in the weather conditions and the water usage. This saves money on energy and reduces carbon emissions. Dux is now recognized for having the most energy efficient water heaters in Australia.

There are things that help you determine what size of water heater is needed for your home:

• Size of the family/household against the size and hot water delivery capability of each hot water system;

• Location, climate and your available water heating energy source (Solar, Natural Gas, LPG, electricity) are very important;

• Available budget; and

• Where the system will be located inside and/or outside and questions like … do you have adequate north facing roof space for solar collectors?

The major types of domestic hot water systems are:

• These 3 options: electric storage tanks, electric boosted solar and heat pumps are typically for homes without access to natural gas.

• While these 3 options: gas storage tanks, gas continuous flow, gas boosted solar are typically for homes with natural gas connected.

If you are aiming in lessening the carbon footprint, then a solar water heater is the best option. Solar water heaters come with either a gas or electric booster to provide hot water on cloudy days or in times of high hot water demand. If your home does not have enough roof space for the installation of solar collections then a heat pump water heater can be used. This is a smart choice if you are looking to replace your external electric storage heater that uses a lot of power.

If you have natural gas service on your property then a high efficiency gas storage or a continuous flow water heater is another good option for your home. This heater has different installation options and can be installed by a plumbing professional. Although the up-front cost for gas hot water units installed maybe cheaper than a solar hot water system, solar was still the best choice and better option to make.

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Rinnai Gas Hot Water Systems are typically available in a host of options.

The common ones include hot water storage tanks, multiple continuous flow system’s and hot water valves, as well as heat exchange tanks. Solutions for various applications are made possible through the use of this technology in conjunction with a wide range of accessories including circulating pump sets, common flue, and solar pre-heating.

We have put mechanisms put in place to ensure that all complete systems are pre-assembled and a skid-mounted in our state-of-art-factory. Our dedicated team of designers is also at the forefront in coming up with modular solutions that can quickly be moved from one place to another for installation.

The Rinnai Gas Hot Water System installation process is carried out according to your specifications.

1. Manifold Pack – Peak performer

Best suited for

• cafes and child care centres
• Small amenity blocks
• Factories

We have modified our manifold pack to ensure that it contains between 2 to 25 heavy-duty continuous flow water heaters that are plumbed together. This modification is aimed at allowing for high flow rates that cannot be achieved by a single flow.

Various adjustments are also made to the outlet temperature to ensure that it is preset to maintain it at a constant level.

2. Demand Duo – Delivers on Demand

This system is best suited for

• Hotels and Motels
• Apartment blocks
• Student accommodations

Rinnai’s Demand Duo system is ranked among our best devices. This system typically links from one to six of our highly efficient heavy-duty continuous flow water heaters to a stainless steel storage tank that is heavily insulated.

This type of linkage makes it easier for peak hot water use as compared to the rate that can be used during the continuous flow rate achieved on their own.

3. Hex250 – For Efficient Management of Water Quality.

Some of the standard features of this system comprising:

• Stainless steel tanks and oils
• Separate consumable water from the heat source
• European temperature control technology

This system is specifically designed to manage the quality of water across an extensive range of commercial applications. What happens, in this case, is that the consumable water is separated from the heat source. During the process, the HEX250 typically separates the hot water by running it through the stainless steel heat exchange coils. These coils are usually located inside its heavily insulated tank.

The heating process is facilitated using the thermal energy which is also used in heating the consumable water.

4. Warm Water Valve – Used in meeting demand

This device is suitable for

• Apartment blocks
• Hospitals and nursing home
• Aged Care facilities, In this case, our Demand Duo Warm Water Valve is a fluid warm water valve.

The manner in which it is designed makes it easier for it to accept incoming hot water from a hot water storage system.

The temperature that is taken ranges from 60 degrees or more. This device also delivers reduced constant outlet temperatures across a full range of flow rates with minimal drop in pressure.

5. Solar Pre-Heat Systems – Makes Hot Water While the Sun Shines

• High-efficiency solar collectors
• Stainless steel storage tanks
• Reduced carbon footprint, as well as saving on energy costs

This system has features that allow it to be used in conjunction with any Rinnai water heating unit. The energy and cost of producing hot water are significantly reduced since this system combines power from the sun with the highly efficient gas hot water heating.

6. Common Flue – makes internal installation much easier

This system is known to:

• Combine the fuelling of continuous flow water heaters
• Contain a robust modular construction
• Have a flexible design with a natural draft of fan-assisted options

The manner in which every hot gas water is designed is determined by the type of restrictions that are involved. Some of the constraints comprise of hot water demand, spatial limitations, and building construction. Installation and transportation of this device are made possible since it has been manufactured using robust materials. This product has also been inspired by our renowned Rinnai innovation which features our unique PuretempTM temperature stability technology.

This technology is also vital in eliminating hot and cold temperature fluctuations that are typical in older generation hot water systems. Call the experts for any inquiries you may have about gas hot water systems. Inline Plumbing & Electrical is here to give you assistance.

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Rinnai prides itself for having transformed the way in which Australians enjoy hot water.

Significant transformations occurred in the 90s when this company the first fully electronic gas continuous flow hat water system was launched.

This system was named Rinnai Infinity hot water system.

The main reason behind the adoption of this name is because this system never ran out of the water.

Therefore, the continuous flow of hot water was experienced and admired by many households during this period.

Currently, these systems are more elegant and stylish since they have undergone many transformations.

Most of them are designed with the environment in mind to ensure that they do not cause any form of pollution. How it works This system is designed to start working when water passes through the heating unit.

This means that energy is only utilized when the tap is turned on.

This process thus makes this device energy-efficient since water is just heated when required.

Rinnai Infinity Hot Water System

• The compact design ensures that there is flexibility during installation
• The system is economical to operate
• Designed in such a way that it never runs out of hot water
• Up to 12 years of Heat exchange warranties
• Uses Puretemp™ temperature stability

You can also have one of the most sophisticated hot water systems by combining the Rinnai Infinity hot water system with one of our advanced water controllers.

Controllers play a vital role which involves allowing you to set your desired hot water temperature simply.

These devices also allow you to turn on the hot tap and enjoy since it prevents the mixing of hot and cold water. NOTE: It is practically impossible to use water controllers with gas boosted solar hot water systems.

Types of Water Controllers

a) Deluxe Bathroom Controller

• Allows you to enjoy the perfect temperature always
• It contains the master controller that is typically installed in the kitchen
• It has separate bathroom controllers
• It has an automatic bath fill function
• Allows you to install up to 4 controllers in your home

This type of controller is highly preferred since it will enable you to have advanced control of your Rinnai infinity system in a smart-looking control panel.

b) Deluxe Kitchen Controller

• Paves way for precise temperature control in their kitchen
• This device is usually installed in the kitchen
• It allows for an accurate temperature control
• It contains room (priority) transfer
• You can connect up to 4 controllers in your homestead

In most cases, washing dishes needs water that is 15 degrees hotter than the one obtained from the ideal shower. It is also vital to have an advanced controller over the average temperature of the hot water in your kitchen which is entirely different from the one used in the bathroom.

c) Universal controller

This system has precise temperature control and room (priority) trandfer.it also contains the Smartstart preheat system functions. With the Rinnai Infinity hot water system, you can get most out of your water controllers. It is now time to say goodbye to temperature fluctuations. What you need to do is to set the controllers at your desired temperature and then turn the tap on. It is needless for you to add cold water to attain your desired temperatures. Instead, the infinity will do all this work for you.

d) Wireless Controller

Allows you to control your hot water from where you want This system contains room transfer, child lock and Smartstart preheat functions You can now enjoy the benefits of temperature control without necessarily engaging in the hassle of hardwiring and installation. You can now opt to use the standalone wireless water controller kit since it is considered perfect for retrofitting into existing homes.

Rinnai has a wide range of hot water systems that can be used to cater for all households in Australia. Each variety is specifically designed to offer unique benefits to the families. Some of these benefits comprise of high efficiencies, safety, water conservation and reliability. If you need further assistance with regards to hot water systems, please do not hesitate to contact your professional plumber and electrical services.

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