Designed to provide luxurious instant hot water for larger homes with 2-3 bathrooms (2-4 in warmer climates), the Rinnai Infinity 32 Continuous Flow is unparalleled in performance and eco-efficiency.
Gas Type: NATURAL GAS (Propane Gas Models Available)
Colour: White
Flow Rate: 32 Litres per Minute
Ideal for two and three Bathroom Homes
Factory Pre-Set Max delivery temperature 60°C (50°C Models Also Available)
Pre-set temperature can be decreased by an authorised person such as a licensed plumber
Optional Temperature Controllers Available
Quality Japanese design and manufacturing
5.9 Star efficiency rating
Precise temperature control for safety and convenience
Never runs out of hot water
Compatible with low flow rated shower fixtures (3 Star - 7.0 to 9.0 l/min)
After sales support
Refer Download for Specifications & Dimensions
Preset 60°C Appliances – Plumber installs an approved mandatory Tempering Valve on the hot water branch line to the bathrooms set at a maximum of 50°C. This then allows for the hotter 60°C water to be supplied to the kitchen & laundry which is best for cutting greases and rinsing. Whilst this requires the additional expense of a Tempering Valve, it is Rinnai’s preferred method of installation as it gives the end-user the best hot water solution
Rinnai Infinity 32 NATURAL GAS 60°C INF32N60MA Continuous Flow Hot Water Heater REU- VRM3237WG uses considerably less gas than a standard storage gas hot water system, the unit only heats water when you turn a tap on, conserving energy and reducing household running costs, also comes equipped with a host of features including built-in temperature control display, enhanced safety monitor and Puretemp™ stability control.
Rinnai National after sales support warranty
DOMESTIC INSTALLATIONS: Heat exchanger 12 year parts, 3 years labour. All Other Components 3 years’ parts & labour, extended to 5 years if two or more controllers are installed in domestic applications.
COMMERCIAL INSTALLATIONS: 1 year parts & labour on heat exchanger and all other components.
