Rinnai’s N series range of continuous flow water heaters have been installed by Midlands-based Aquagas at the newly ...

PEACHTREE CITY, GA — When PulteGroup set out to build a zero net energy (ZNE) home prototype in Northern California, it chose to leverage only the latest in sustainable products, including Rinnai’s ...

The Rinnai RL75iN is a powerful, high-performance tankless water heater that guarantees a steady and efficient supply of hot water. With a maximum output of 180,000 BTUs and a max flow rate of 7.5 GPM ...

New HVAC Products Rinnai America: Tankless Water Heaters May 28, 2007 A new line of high output tankless water heaters certified by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is available.

PEACHTREE, Ga., May 03, 2024--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rinnai America Corporation, the number one selling brand of tankless water heaters in North America, applauds the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for ...

Nagoya (Japan), June 11 (ANI): Japanese company Rinnai announced the launch of its home hot water heater which utilizes modern technology that burns hydrogen as an energy resource. It is the first ...

PEACHTREE CITY, Ga. — Rinnai America Corp., a manufacturer of tankless water heaters, issued a statement commending the U.S. Senate for passing the bipartisan Congressional Review Act resolution, S.J.

Since hot water is one of the greatest creature comforts of the modern era, it’s important to choose a water tank from one of the best water heater brands. Water heaters quietly heat water to ...

Rinnai will offer distirbutors and contractors guidance on new rules passed in 2010 by the United States Department of Energy (DOE). Rinnai will offer distirbutors and contractors guidance on new ...

Rinnai Australia recently announced a new renewable product technology which is designed to support Australia's clean energy mix future as the 'Rinnai Global Innovation Manifesto', which seeks to ...

Hi Johnnie: Your column on Nov. 20 begs the question: Why does the city not want Taco John’s to use a Rinnai water heater? From a cursory search of the internets (sic), they appear to be energy ...