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Rinnai Tankless 17i Low Nox 35KW Multipoint Natural Gas Water Heater with Flue

£595.00 £495.83
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W17INAT
Rinnai Continuum Tankless 17i Low Nox 35KW Multipoint Including Digital Controller, Internal Natural Gas Water Heater and horizontal flue kit. Recommended replacement for old water storage system units as these new advanced systems are considerably more efficient whilst being tankless and saving on space. 

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The Rinnai 17i is a highly efficient water heater with a low Nox 35kw output. The tankless system is light with simple management controls for easy domestic use. Due to its efficiency and low running costs it is recommended for light commercial use such as restaurants, cafes and much more. The temperature readings range from 37-65 degrees centigrade allowing you to keep your water at your desired temperature which also features highly accurate temperature readings and all these benefits are delivered at a very low price. These are shipped with a horizontal flue kit which makes it an easy purchase for installers or customers.

Continuous flow water heaters are an evolution from the traditional multipoint water heaters as there is no storage system, the cost of running one should have considerable savings on your bills not to mention the reduction in space usage in comparison to water storage tanks. Rinnai have been manufacturing over 2 million water heaters a year so rest assured these are built to last. If you are looking for quality, simple and easy to use, all at a low cost the Rinnai 17i water heater will suit all your needs. For peace of mind, a 1-year labour & 3-year parts warranty is provided. 

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Brand Rinnai
Manufacturer ID W17I-NAT
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