Rinnai is offering a free carbon cost comparison analysis for any site or application. The hot water heater manufacturer’s Carbon Cost Comparison Form offers a free appraisal of any site’s current heating and hot water delivery system, along with empirically gathered, data-driven recommendations for reducing the carbon load.
The Form requires users to enter their current model and system, the maximum gross input power, quantity needed, type of outlet (e.g., shower, washing basin), and the number of peak demands in a day. Collected information is then passed to the Rinnai Technical team which calculates the emissions and savings which can be made on both carbon load and fuel costs.
Rinnai’s operations director Chris Goggin said: “Continuous flow hot water heating units and systems deliver proven reductions on working costs and quantifiable improvements in energy efficiency, as well as provision of temperature-controlled end product whenever the need arises. The user pays for only fuel used to heat the water at point of use – NOT when on standby as in stored tank holding systems creating cost effective and carbon reducing solutions for systems on the gas grid.
“Our carbon calculation service however will compare our complete array of Hydrogen blend ready water heaters, hybrid solar and heat pump systems, and stand-alone heat pump solutions, providing our customers with market leading low carbon solutions.”
Rinnai H3 products and systems can be configured to any site and powered by any fuel and appliance – electricity, gas, hydrogen, solar thermal, heat pumps, or continuous flow water heaters. The H3 range includes hydrogen-ready water heaters, hybrid systems, and heat pumps. All H3 products are designed to encourage decarbonisation and a healthier way of living. All units accept current and future energies, meaning that all systems and models purchased now will maintain a significant operational product life cycle.
Rinnai products are UKCA certified and A-rated for water efficiency. Rinnai offers comprehensive training courses and technical support in all aspects of the water heating industry, including detailed CPDs.
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