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Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L | Supply+Install | LIFETIME WARRANTY

Upgrade to energy-efficient hot water with the Rinnai 300L heat pump hot water system — ideal for households of up to 6. Designed to lower energy bills with a high efficiency COP of 7.5 and quiet operation at just 46 dBA, it’s the smart choice for comfort and savings. This system features a durable Steel/Enamel tank, a 7 year warranty, and licensed installation across Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Made in China and backed by award-winning local support.
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  • Estimated Annual Savings*: $1438.76 vs traditional electric
  • Model: EHPG300VM
  • Volume: 300L
  • Width: 652 mm
  • Height: 2055 mm
  • COP (Efficiency Rating): 7.5
  • Recommended Household Size: 6 people
  • Electrical Connection Type: 10 Amp Plug & Lead
  • Noise Level: 46 dB
  • WiFi Controller Built-In/Compatible: Yes
  • Internal Cylinder Material: Steel/Enamel
  • Made In: China
  • STC Rebate Eligible - $1000 Upfront Discount Included

    What is an STC?

    STC stands for Small-scale Technology Certificate. It is part of an Australian Government scheme designed to encourage energy-efficient hot water systems and other eligible renewable technologies.

    How does it work?

    When your new system qualifies, STCs are created based on the expected energy savings and location of the installation. These certificates have a value, and that value is applied as an upfront discount to help reduce the installed cost.

    How is it shown on our jobs?

    For eligible systems, the STC value is already included as a flat rate $1000 upfront discount in the total installed price shown, so you do not need to claim it separately after installation.

    Who is eligible?

    Eligibility generally applies to installations of approved systems at Australian homes and businesses where the product, property type, and installation details meet current STC program requirements.

    If you are unsure whether your property or system qualifies, contact us before ordering and we can help confirm it.

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🏷️ Brand – Rinnai
🔢 Model Number – EHPG300VM
💧 Volume (L) – 300
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Recommended Maximum Number of Occupants – 6
💰 Estimated Annual Savings* – $1438.76
📊 Coefficient of Performance (COP) – 7.5
🔌 Electrical Connection Type – 10 Amp Plug & Lead
📏 Width – 652mm
📏 Height – 2055mm
⚖️ Weight – kg
🌍 Manufactured In – China
🔩 Cylinder/Heat Exchange Material – Steel/Enamel
🛡️ Cylinder/Heat-Exchange Warranty – 7 Years
🔇 Noise Level – 46 dBa
🛏️ Avoid Install Next to Sleeping Areas –
⚡ Energy Source –
📡 WiFi Controller Built In or Compatible – Yes
⏲️ Built-In Timer – Yes
💡 LED/LCD Status Indicator – Yes

300L SMART HEAT PUMP HOT WATER

Rinnai Enviroflo GR Series 300L Installation Brisbane & Gold Coast

JR Gas & Water supplies and installs the Rinnai Enviroflo GR Series 300L Heat Pump across eligible Brisbane, Gold Coast and surrounding South East Queensland service areas.

The Enviroflo GR 300L is an integrated air-source heat pump hot water system designed for larger households wanting a substantial stored-water reserve with significantly lower energy use than a conventional resistance-only electric storage water heater.

Rinnai's current 300L GR specification combines a 300L cylinder, 4.0kW heat output, 10A plug connection, built-in Wi-Fi, SmartLife app control, Solar PV compatibility, R290 refrigerant and multiple operating modes in a single outdoor unit.

Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L at a glance: 300L storage, up to 6 people under Rinnai's sizing guidance, 4.0kW published heat output, approximately 9.2A rated current with a 10A plug, 46dB(A) sound pressure, -7°C to 45°C heat-pump operating range, built-in electric boost element, Wi-Fi SmartLife control and a 7-year cylinder parts warranty subject to Rinnai's current warranty conditions.

PRODUCT AT A GLANCE

Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L Heat Pump Hot Water

300L Storage

Rinnai's largest current GR Series cylinder, designed for households requiring a greater stored hot water reserve.

Up to 6 People

Rinnai currently sizes the 300L model for households of up to six people, subject to actual usage patterns.

10A Plug

The current 300L GR configuration is designed around a 9.2A rated current and supplied 10A plug for suitable electrical installations.

SmartLife Wi-Fi

Built-in Wi-Fi provides remote control through the SmartLife app, with operating modes and scheduling available through the control platform.

WHO IT SUITS

Is the Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L Right for Your Home?

The Enviroflo GR 300L is aimed at larger household hot water demand within Rinnai's integrated GR heat-pump range.

Larger Households

Rinnai's current sizing guide lists the 300L model for up to six people and uses a two-bathroom, four-bedroom household as a reference direction.

Electric Storage Replacement

It can provide an efficiency-focused replacement pathway for homes moving away from conventional electric resistance storage.

Solar PV Homes

The GR Series is Solar PV compatible and can be scheduled around preferred heating periods where the household's solar generation and hot water pattern suit that strategy.

Household sizing is a guide, not a guarantee. Six occupants taking short efficient showers create a very different load from six occupants using long high-flow showers, baths or several hot water fixtures close together.

HOW IT WORKS

How Does the Enviroflo GR 300L Work?

The Enviroflo GR uses a refrigeration cycle to collect heat from the surrounding air and transfer that heat into the stored water.

Heat Is Collected From Air

The heat-pump section extracts useful thermal energy from ambient outdoor air.

Refrigeration Cycle Raises Heat

The R290 refrigeration system transfers the captured energy through the heat-pump circuit.

Water Is Stored for Later Use

The heated water is retained inside the 300L mains-pressure cylinder ready for normal household demand.

The electric element remains part of the system. Heat-pump operation is the primary efficiency pathway, while the inbuilt element provides additional hot water support according to the selected mode and operating conditions.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

How Efficient Is the Enviroflo GR 300L?

Rinnai states that the GR Series controller can use more than 70% less energy than a standard electric water heater under its stated comparison conditions.

The current technical data also publishes a COP of 8.5 for the higher-capacity GR models at a specific test condition of 32.6°C ambient air and 21.1°C cold-water inlet temperature.

COP 8.5 Test Result

This figure applies to Rinnai's stated warm-condition test point and should not be treated as the system's COP under every climate or operating condition.

4.0kW Heat Output

Rinnai currently lists a 4.0kW heat output for the 300L GR platform.

Actual Energy Use Varies

Climate, household demand, target temperature, mode selection, element use, tariff and heating schedule all affect real electricity consumption.

COP figures should only be compared when the test conditions are comparable. A COP measured at 32.6°C ambient cannot be directly treated as equivalent to another product measured at 20°C or 7°C ambient.

SMART CONTROL

Wi-Fi, SmartLife App & Operating Modes

The Enviroflo GR includes an onboard controller and built-in Wi-Fi module for optional control through the SmartLife app.

Standard Mode

Balances normal household hot water availability with the heat-pump and system controls.

ECO Mode

Designed to prioritise energy-efficient heat-pump operation.

Hybrid Mode

Uses the heat-pump and electric-heating functions according to the system's control strategy for increased hot water availability.

Electric Mode

Provides an electric-heating pathway where the selected operating requirement calls for element operation.

Vacation Mode

Designed for periods when normal household hot water demand is temporarily reduced.

Auto Restart

The unit automatically restarts after power is restored following an interruption.

SmartLife app use is optional. Rinnai notes that SmartLife is a third-party application with its own privacy policy and service terms.

SOLAR PV & OFF-PEAK

Can the Rinnai GR 300L Work With Solar PV?

Yes. Rinnai specifically lists the Enviroflo GR Series as compatible with Solar PV systems and also provides options for heating during preferred off-peak periods.

Daytime PV Use

Heating can be targeted toward periods when rooftop solar generation is available, depending on the home's electrical and control arrangement.

Off-Peak Scheduling

Rinnai provides control options intended to allow heating during lower-cost electricity periods where the tariff and household demand suit this approach.

300L Thermal Storage

The stored hot water acts as thermal energy that can be heated during a preferred period and used later.

Scheduling should still preserve adequate hot water. The best heating window depends on how much water the household uses and when that demand occurs.

10 AMP CONNECTION

Current Rinnai GR 300L Electrical Requirements

Rinnai's current GR Series information identifies the 300L model as one of the 10 Amp plug-equipped models.

9.2A Rated Current

The current technical table lists approximately 9.2A rated current for the 300L 10A configuration.

1.0kW Electric Element

The current 10A technical configuration lists a 1.0kW factory-wired electric element.

1.1kW Refrigeration Input

The refrigeration module is listed at approximately 1.1kW rated input in the current GR technical data.

Current product data supersedes older 15A specifications. Some older Enviroflo GR documents and indexed product information refer to a previous 13.5A / 15A-plug 300L configuration. Rinnai's current consumer information lists the 300L GR among the 10A plug models.

YEAR-ROUND OPERATION

Heat Pump Operation From -7°C to 45°C

Rinnai specifies normal heat-pump operation between approximately -7°C and 45°C ambient air temperature.

Anti-Frost Protection

The GR Series includes anti-frost protection for the evaporator when operating in colder conditions.

Electric Backup

Rinnai states that the electric element can provide water heating beyond the normal heat-pump ambient operating limits.

SEQ Conditions

Brisbane and Gold Coast ambient conditions generally fall well inside the published operating envelope, although heat-pump performance still changes with temperature.

QUIET OPERATION

How Loud Is the Enviroflo GR 300L?

Rinnai lists the GR Series at 46dB(A) sound pressure under its stated test method.

That is useful when comparing equipment, but real installed sound can be higher where walls, fences, corners or other hard surfaces reflect fan and compressor noise.

Location still matters. A heat pump should be positioned with bedrooms, neighbouring properties, airflow and future servicing access considered rather than selecting the location from dimensions alone.

WATER PRESSURE & SAFETY

PTR Valve, PLV & Pressure Requirements

The Enviroflo GR is a mains-pressure storage water heater and uses conventional storage-system safety controls alongside the heat-pump refrigeration system.

1000kPa PTR Valve

Rinnai supplies a pressure-and-temperature relief valve rated at 1000kPa / 10kW for the current GR Series.

Pressure Limiting

Where an expansion control valve is fitted, Rinnai specifies pressure limiting when mains pressure exceeds 680kPa. Without an ECV, pressure limiting is required where mains pressure exceeds 800kPa.

500kPa Recommended PLV

Rinnai's current technical table recommends a 500kPa pressure-limiting valve where a PLV is required.

The 1000kPa PTR setting does not mean the property should simply be supplied at 1000kPa mains pressure. The applicable cold-water pressure-control arrangement depends on whether an ECV is fitted and the site's actual supply conditions.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L Specifications

Brand Rinnai
Range Enviroflo GR Series
Tank Volume 300L
Current 10A Technical Variant EHPG300VM10 in Rinnai's current GR technical literature; current consumer pages may also reference the EHPG300VM family code
Household Sizing Guide Up to 6 people; Rinnai also uses 2 bathrooms / 4 bedrooms as a reference direction
System Type Integrated air-source heat pump storage water heater
Heat Output 4.0kW
COP 8.5 under Rinnai's stated 32.6°C ambient / 21.1°C cold-water inlet test condition
Rated Current Approximately 9.2A
Electrical Connection 10A plug-equipped current configuration; installation must suit the actual electrical supply and manufacturer instructions
Electric Element Input 1.0kW on the current 10A configuration
Refrigeration Module Input Approximately 1.1kW
Total Rated Input Approximately 2.1kW
Power Supply 220–240V AC / 50Hz
Refrigerant R290
Refrigerant Circuit Maximum Pressure 3091kPa
Ambient Heat-Pump Operating Range -7°C to 45°C
Sound Pressure 46dB(A), manufacturer test at 1.5m
Ingress Protection IP24
Height 2055mm
Diameter / Depth Approximately 652mm on Rinnai's current consumer product page; confirm the supplied model/manual for final installation clearance
Hot Outlet Height 1322mm
Cold Inlet Height 112mm
Empty Weight Approximately 124kg
Filled Weight Approximately 424kg
Hot / Cold Connections ISO 7.1 3/4" RP
PTR Connection ISO 7.1 1/2" RP
PTR Valve Rating 1000kPa / 10kW
Wi-Fi Built in; SmartLife app compatible
Solar PV Compatibility Yes
Colour Dune
Manufacturer Domestic Warranty 7 years cylinder parts, 5 years cylinder labour, 5 years refrigeration components parts and labour, and 1 year other components parts and labour, subject to current Rinnai warranty conditions
Model documentation has changed over time. Older GR 300L literature may show a 13.5A / 15A-plug configuration. Rinnai's current consumer range identifies the 300L model as a 10A plug system, so installation should follow the rating plate and current manual supplied with the actual unit.

GR RANGE COMPARISON

Rinnai Enviroflo GR 265L vs 280L vs 300L

Specification GR 265L GR 280L GR 300L
Storage 265L 280L 300L
Rinnai Sizing Guide Up to 5 people Up to 5 people Up to 6 people
Current Plug Direction 10A 15A 10A
Rated Current 9.2A 13.5A 9.2A
Heat Output 4.0kW 4.0kW 4.0kW
Height 1933mm 1975mm 2055mm
Best Direction Five-person-class demand with 10A connection pathway. Five-person-class demand with a larger cylinder than 265L. Largest GR stored-water reserve and up-to-six-person sizing direction.
The 300L does not gain a larger published heat-pump output than the 265L or 280L. Its main advantage is the larger stored-water reserve and household sizing direction.

INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

What Is Required to Install a Rinnai GR 300L?

Suitable outdoor position with unobstructed airflow around the integrated heat-pump section.
Solid level supporting base capable of safely carrying a filled system weighing approximately 424kg.
Suitable electrical supply for the current 10A-plug configuration and installation requirements.
Condensate drainage for water produced during normal refrigeration operation.
PTR relief drainage installed separately and correctly for the storage cylinder.
Appropriate water pressure control based on supply pressure and whether an expansion control valve is fitted.
Service access around the controller, heat-pump section, valves and cylinder components.
Licensed installation and commissioning in accordance with Rinnai's current instructions and applicable requirements.
Installation scope depends on the property. A simple electric-storage replacement can still need changes where the old location lacks heat-pump airflow, condensate drainage or the correct electrical arrangement.

ELECTRIC STORAGE REPLACEMENT

Can the Enviroflo GR 300L Replace an Electric Storage Heater?

Yes, and this is one of the clearest applications for an integrated heat pump. The existing hot and cold water services may provide a useful starting point, while the new installation can reduce reliance on resistance-only water heating.

Existing Outdoor Cylinder

An outdoor electric-storage location can be suitable where the space also provides the airflow and service access needed by the heat pump.

10A Electrical Pathway

The current 300L configuration's 10A plug can simplify some replacements compared with larger-current heat pumps, although the actual outlet and circuit still need to be suitable.

Heat Pump Drainage

Condensate drainage is an additional consideration that a basic resistance-storage water heater may not have required.

Do not choose the replacement from tank litres alone. Household demand, heating schedule, recovery characteristics, electrical supply and available outdoor location should all be considered.

GOVERNMENT INCENTIVES

Is the Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L Eligible for STCs?

Yes. Rinnai currently lists the Enviroflo GR range as eligible for federal Small-scale Technology Certificates, subject to the approved model, postcode, installation year and current scheme rules.

The number and market value of certificates can change, so a fixed rebate dollar amount should not be embedded into long-form product content.

Use JR's live selector above for current installed pricing. Any applicable STC value should be confirmed for the actual installation at the time of purchase.

JR INSTALLATION

What's Included With Rinnai GR 300L Installation?

JR's live installation selector above shows the current package options for this product. The correct package depends on the existing water heater, base, valves, electrical supply, pipework, drainage and proposed heat-pump position.

Rinnai GR Supply

Supply of the applicable Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L system within the selected installation package.

Plumbing Installation

Connection to suitable existing or modified water services according to the selected package scope.

Electrical Connection

Connection of the current plug-equipped model where the property's outlet, circuit and installation arrangement are suitable.

Testing & Commissioning

The completed heat pump is filled, commissioned and checked for normal heat-pump, element, storage and control operation.

Do not assume every package includes removal, disposal, new bases, new power outlets, valve changes, pressure control, pipe rerouting or relocation. Use the live selector above for the exact current package inclusions.

CURRENT INSTALLED PRICING

How Much Does Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L Installation Cost?

Use JR's live installation selector above for current supplied-and-installed pricing. This keeps the product page aligned with JR's current package structure and any applicable incentive rather than locking an old price into the long-form content.

Straightforward Replacement

An existing suitable outdoor electric-storage or heat-pump location can reduce the amount of additional installation work required.

Drainage & Valve Work

Condensate drainage, PTR drainage, pressure-control changes or plumbing alterations can increase the package required.

Relocation

A new position may require a new base, extended pipework, electrical changes and additional drainage work.

Check Current Rinnai GR 300L Installed Pricing

Use the live selector above to confirm JR's current package price, inclusions, applicable incentives and available installation timeframe.

BRISBANE INSTALLATION

Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L Installation Brisbane

JR Gas & Water supplies and installs the Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L across eligible Greater Brisbane service areas where the home's outdoor position, drainage, electrical connection and household demand suit the system.

South East Queensland's generally mild ambient conditions can be favourable for air-source heat pumps, but Rinnai's COP 8.5 figure is measured at a specific 32.6°C test condition and should not be treated as the system's year-round Brisbane COP.

For larger Brisbane households, the 300L GR provides the biggest stored-water reserve in the current GR Series while retaining the current 10A connection pathway.

GOLD COAST INSTALLATION

Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L Installation Gold Coast

JR Gas & Water also provides Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L installation across eligible Gold Coast service areas.

On Gold Coast properties, outdoor-unit position should consider airflow, neighbouring bedrooms, reflective walls, drainage and exposure while still preserving practical access for future servicing.

Where an existing electric storage system is being upgraded, JR can assess whether the current location already suits the Enviroflo or whether relocation or installation changes would produce a better long-term result.

MAINTENANCE & OWNERSHIP

Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L Maintenance

The GR combines a storage cylinder, refrigeration system, electric element, PTR valve, fan, evaporator, anodes and electronic controls. Long-term ownership therefore involves maintaining both the storage and heat-pump parts of the appliance.

Keep Airflow Clear

The heat-pump section should remain free from vegetation, stored items and other obstructions that restrict airflow.

Relief System

The PTR valve and discharge line must remain functional and unobstructed as part of the storage cylinder's safety system.

Scheduled Service

Rinnai's extended cylinder warranty is linked to its applicable warranty and scheduled-service conditions, so owners should follow the current maintenance requirements for the system.

Maintenance requirements should follow the current Rinnai manual and warranty booklet supplied with the system. Water quality, usage and site conditions can affect the servicing requirements over the product's life.

WARRANTY

Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L Manufacturer Warranty

Rinnai currently lists different domestic warranty periods for the cylinder, refrigeration components and other components:

7 Years Cylinder Parts

The inner storage cylinder carries up to seven years parts coverage, subject to Rinnai's current warranty and scheduled-service conditions.

5 Years Refrigeration

Rinnai currently lists five years parts and labour on refrigeration components for domestic use.

1 Year Other Components

Other components including items such as sensors, thermostats, valves, electric heating elements and anodes are listed with one year parts and labour coverage.

The seven-year headline is not a blanket seven-year whole-product warranty. Rinnai's current domestic structure lists seven years cylinder parts, five years cylinder labour, five years refrigeration parts and labour, and one year other components parts and labour.

JR's current Enviroflo GR 300L page also identifies the product as eligible for JR's Lifetime Warranty pathway. JR-specific coverage is separate from Rinnai's manufacturer warranty and remains subject to JR's applicable terms.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L FAQs

How many people is the Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L suitable for?

Rinnai currently sizes the 300L model for up to six people. Actual suitability depends on shower flow, shower length, baths and the timing of household hot water use.

How much water does the Enviroflo GR 300L store?

The current model has a 300 litre storage cylinder.

Does the current Rinnai GR 300L use a 10 Amp plug?

Yes. Rinnai's current GR Series information lists the 300L model at approximately 9.2A rated current with a 10A plug fitted.

Why have I seen older information saying the GR 300L is 15 Amp?

Older GR technical literature listed a previous 300L configuration at approximately 13.5A with a 15A plug. Rinnai's current consumer information identifies the 300L GR as a 10A-plug model. The rating plate and manual supplied with the actual system should always govern the installation.

What is the heat output of the Rinnai GR 300L?

Rinnai currently lists 4.0kW heat output for the 300L GR platform.

What is the COP of the Rinnai GR 300L?

Rinnai's current technical data lists COP 8.5 under a specific test condition of 32.6°C ambient air and 21.1°C cold-water inlet temperature. COP varies significantly with operating conditions.

Does COP 8.5 mean it always runs at COP 8.5?

No. COP depends on ambient temperature, incoming water temperature, target water temperature and operating conditions. Rinnai's 8.5 figure is tied to its stated warm-condition test point.

Does the Enviroflo GR 300L have Wi-Fi?

Yes. The GR Series has built-in Wi-Fi and optional control through the SmartLife app.

What operating modes are available?

Rinnai currently lists Standard, ECO, Hybrid, Electric and Vacation operating modes.

Can it work with rooftop solar?

Yes. Rinnai lists the GR Series as Solar PV compatible and provides scheduling options that can help target preferred heating periods.

Can it run on off-peak electricity?

Rinnai provides an option for operation during off-peak periods where the property's tariff arrangement and household hot water pattern suit that configuration.

Does it have an electric boost element?

Yes. The current 10A technical configuration lists a 1.0kW electric element as part of the system.

What happens if the weather becomes too cold for normal heat-pump operation?

Rinnai specifies heat-pump operation between -7°C and 45°C and includes anti-frost protection. The electric element can provide heating support beyond the normal heat-pump operating range.

How loud is the Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L?

Rinnai publishes a sound pressure level of 46dB(A) measured at 1.5 metres. Installed sound can be higher due to nearby walls and other reflective surfaces.

How large is the Rinnai GR 300L?

Rinnai's current consumer page lists the system at approximately 2055mm high and 652mm across. Final site clearance should be checked against the supplied unit and current installation manual.

How heavy is the Rinnai GR 300L?

Rinnai lists approximately 124kg empty and around 424kg when filled, so the installation requires a suitable stable supporting base.

Can the Rinnai GR 300L replace electric storage hot water?

Yes in many suitable applications. The replacement location still needs to provide adequate airflow, condensate drainage, electrical supply, pressure control and servicing access.

Does the Rinnai GR 300L require a pressure limiting valve?

It depends on site pressure and the valve arrangement. Rinnai specifies pressure limiting above 680kPa where an ECV is fitted, or above 800kPa where no ECV is fitted, with a 500kPa PLV recommended when required.

What is the PTR valve rating?

Rinnai lists a 1000kPa / 10kW pressure-and-temperature relief valve for the GR Series.

Does the Rinnai GR 300L produce condensate?

Yes. Condensate is a normal part of air-source heat-pump operation and the installation needs an appropriate drain pathway.

Is the Enviroflo GR 300L eligible for STCs?

Yes. Rinnai currently lists the GR Series as eligible for federal STCs, subject to the model, postcode, installation year and current scheme rules.

What warranty does the Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L have?

For domestic use, Rinnai currently lists seven years cylinder parts, five years cylinder labour, five years refrigeration components parts and labour, and one year other components parts and labour, subject to its full warranty terms and applicable service conditions.

How much does Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L installation cost?

Use JR's live installation selector above for current supplied-and-installed pricing. The final total depends on the selected package, available incentives and any plumbing, electrical, pressure-control, drainage or relocation work required.

Can JR install the Rinnai GR 300L in Brisbane?

Yes. JR Gas & Water installs suitable heat pump hot water systems across eligible Greater Brisbane and surrounding South East Queensland service areas.

Can JR install the Rinnai GR 300L on the Gold Coast?

Yes. Installation is available across eligible Gold Coast service areas where the outdoor position, electrical connection, drainage and household demand suit the system.

Is same-day installation available?

JR's live product page currently lists same-day installation availability on suitable jobs. Site conditions, stock, drainage changes, relocation, electrical work and other package requirements can affect actual availability.

READY TO INSTALL

Install the Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L With JR Gas & Water

The Rinnai Enviroflo GR 300L is a large integrated heat pump for households wanting a substantial 300L stored-water reserve, smart Wi-Fi control, Solar PV compatibility and the current 10A electrical connection pathway.

Use the live installation selector above to compare current JR packages, installed pricing and availability. If you are unsure whether 300L is the right capacity, whether the existing outdoor position has enough airflow or whether the electrical and drainage setup suits a heat pump, use JR's quote or site-assessment pathway before booking.

How Do STC Rebates Work?

Small-scale Technology Certificates, or STCs, are part of the Australian Government’s renewable energy scheme. Eligible heat pump and solar hot water systems can generate STCs, which carry a monetary value. JR Gas & Water applies this value as an upfront rebate so customers see a reduced out-of-pocket price on eligible products rather than needing to claim anything later themselves.

For clarity, JR Gas & Water uses a flat-rate STC rebate of $1,000 including GST on eligible systems. This means the price shown online is the customer’s out-of-pocket price after the rebate has already been applied. It is not the full gross system price before the rebate.

As an example, if a system is advertised online at $4,000, the gross system price is $5,000, less the $1,000 STC rebate, leaving the advertised out-of-pocket amount of $4,000.

This upfront rebate is offered on the basis that the installation will be completed compliantly, the system will remain eligible for STCs, and JR Gas & Water will be able to create, process, and receive the value of those certificates after installation. We handle the STC paperwork and process behind the scenes, but the rebate is conditional and relies on the job proceeding correctly from start to finish.

Who Is Eligible?

In general, customers may be eligible for the STC rebate where they are purchasing an approved solar hot water system, heat pump hot water system, or other eligible product that qualifies under the applicable scheme rules at the time of installation.

Eligibility generally requires that:
the product itself is STC eligible,
the installation address is eligible,
the system is installed in Australia,
the installation is completed in a compliant manner,
the system is capable of being properly verified,
and the customer provides any required information, declarations, signatures, and supporting documents needed to process the STCs.

Where JR Gas & Water advertises an eligible system with the rebate already applied, the customer is agreeing that the STCs will be assigned to JR Gas & Water or its nominated agent as part of the sale. That assignment is what allows the rebate to be applied upfront instead of the customer paying full price.

When Is the Rebate Not Available or Not Valid?

The STC rebate is not an automatic discount in every situation. It is only available where the installation proceeds fully and remains eligible for STC creation and assignment.

A customer may not be eligible, or may be required to repay the rebate amount, where:

the order is cancelled after rebate pricing has been applied,
the customer declines installation,
the site is not ready,
access is refused,
the installation cannot proceed due to hazards, animals, obstructions, or unsafe conditions,
the customer wants to keep the STCs personally,
required paperwork is not signed or returned,
incorrect or incomplete information is provided,
the property or system turns out not to qualify,
the quoted eligible product is changed,
a third party interferes with, alters, completes, disconnects, reconnects, or modifies the installation,
required compliance or upgrade works are refused,
or the installation cannot be lawfully completed in a way that allows the STCs to be validly claimed.

This also includes situations where another contractor performs part of the work in a way that affects eligibility, or where changes made by the customer or another trade prevent JR Gas & Water from receiving the STC benefit that the upfront rebate was based on.

What Happens If the Customer Does Not Proceed?

Where a customer accepts pricing that already includes the STC rebate and then cancels, postpones, declines installation, refuses access, or otherwise prevents the installation from being completed, JR Gas & Water may recover the full $1,000 STC rebate amount in addition to any other applicable cancellation, postponement, restocking, freight, attendance, or administrative charges.

This is because the lower advertised price was offered on the basis that JR Gas & Water would receive the benefit of the STCs after compliant completion of the installation. If the job does not proceed, that STC benefit cannot be recovered by JR Gas & Water, so the rebate amount becomes payable.

Can the Customer Keep the STCs Instead?

Yes, but not at the rebate-adjusted price.

If the customer wishes to keep, trade, or claim the STCs themselves, they must notify JR Gas & Water in writing before the order is accepted, or at the latest before installation begins. In that case, the customer must pay the full $1,000 including GST rebate amount before installation unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Heat pump hot water systems are one of the most energy-efficient ways to heat water, using ambient air to produce hot water while consuming significantly less electricity than a conventional electric storage system.

Like any appliance with refrigeration and mechanical components, regular maintenance is essential to maximise efficiency, maintain reliable performance and support your manufacturer's warranty.

Many manufacturers recommend routine inspections and servicing throughout the life of the system.

Homeowner Maintenance – Every 6 Months

Every six months we recommend carrying out a simple visual inspection of your heat pump system.

Homeowners should:

  • Carefully operate the Pressure & Temperature Relief (PTR) Valve.
  • Operate the Expansion Control Valve (ECV) (where fitted).
  • Remove leaves, grass and debris from around the outdoor unit.
  • Ensure the air inlet and outlet remain clear.
  • Check the condensate drain is free-flowing.
  • Inspect for obvious water leaks or corrosion.
  • Listen for any unusual noises during operation.

Why is this important?

Heat pumps rely on unrestricted airflow to operate efficiently.

Blocked airflow, dirty coils or seized safety valves can reduce efficiency, increase electricity consumption and place unnecessary strain on the compressor.

Operating the PTR and ECV valves every six months also helps prevent mineral build-up and confirms they continue to function correctly.

Important: Always follow your manufacturer's instructions when operating safety valves, as hot water will discharge during testing. If you're unsure, contact a licensed plumber.

JR 6-Month Heat Pump Health Check

Recommended Service – $99

Our professional inspection helps identify small issues before they become costly repairs.

Our technician will:

  • Inspect the complete heat pump system.
  • Check for leaks or corrosion.
  • Test the PTR valve.
  • Test the ECV (where fitted).
  • Inspect electrical wiring and connections.
  • Check controller operation and settings.
  • Inspect airflow around the outdoor unit.
  • Check the evaporator coil for blockage or contamination.
  • Inspect the condensate drain.
  • Listen for abnormal compressor or fan operation.
  • Confirm correct heating performance.
  • Identify components showing signs of wear.

Service Price: $99

Routine inspections help maintain efficiency, reduce energy consumption and minimise the risk of unexpected breakdowns.

Recommended 5-Year Major Service

Current Price: $449

Like any major appliance, heat pump hot water systems benefit from scheduled component replacement and servicing.

Our comprehensive 5-Year Service includes:

  • Replacement of the sacrificial anode (where fitted).
  • Replacement of the Pressure & Temperature Relief (PTR) Valve.
  • Replacement of the Expansion Control Valve (ECV).
  • Full inspection of the storage tank and heat pump unit.
  • Electrical safety testing.
  • Inspection of wiring and controls.
  • Cleaning of the evaporator coil (where required).
  • Inspection of fan and compressor operation.
  • Inspection of condensate drainage.
  • Leak and corrosion inspection.
  • Operational performance testing.

Why These Components Matter

Sacrificial Anode

Most vitreous enamel-lined heat pump storage tanks contain a sacrificial anode.

The anode corrodes instead of the steel tank, protecting it from internal rust.

Replacing the anode at the recommended interval can significantly extend the life of your storage tank.

Pressure & Temperature Relief (PTR) Valve

The PTR valve protects the storage tank from excessive pressure and temperature.

Over time, mineral deposits may prevent the valve from operating correctly, making regular testing and replacement essential.

Expansion Control Valve (ECV)

Where fitted, the ECV controls pressure created as water expands during heating.

Maintaining the ECV helps protect both the storage tank and your home's plumbing system.

Airflow & Evaporator Coil

Unlike conventional electric systems, heat pumps rely on airflow across the evaporator coil to extract heat from the surrounding air.

Restricted airflow caused by leaves, dust or debris can:

  • Reduce efficiency.
  • Increase running costs.
  • Extend heating times.
  • Place additional strain on the compressor.

Keeping the unit clean helps maintain peak performance.

If Your Heat Pump Isn't Working

Before arranging a service, check the following:

  • Ensure power is switched on.
  • Check the circuit breaker and safety switch (RCD).
  • Confirm the isolator near the unit is turned on.
  • Check the controller for any fault or error codes.
  • Ensure the air inlet and outlet are unobstructed.
  • Remove any leaves or debris around the unit.
  • Check for visible water leaks.
  • Confirm the condensate drain is not blocked.
  • Listen for unusual noises from the fan or compressor.
  • Allow sufficient recovery time after heavy hot water usage.

If your system is still not producing hot water or is displaying fault codes, contact JR Gas & Water for professional diagnosis and repair.

General Signs Your System May Need Attention

Arrange a service if you notice:

  • Little or no hot water.
  • Unusual fan or compressor noises.
  • Error codes on the controller.
  • Constant water leaking.
  • Reduced heating performance.
  • Higher than normal electricity usage.
  • Water taking much longer to heat.
  • Visible corrosion.
  • Repeated electrical trips.
  • Restricted airflow due to dirt or debris.

Early servicing can often prevent more expensive repairs and prolong the life of your system.

Protect Your Warranty & Maximise System Life

Routine maintenance helps keep your heat pump operating safely, efficiently and reliably.

Following the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule can also assist in maintaining warranty coverage.

Failure to maintain your system may result in:

  • Reduced energy efficiency.
  • Increased electricity costs.
  • Premature tank corrosion.
  • Compressor strain.
  • Shortened system lifespan.
  • Unexpected breakdowns.
  • Possible reduction or loss of manufacturer warranty, depending on the manufacturer's maintenance requirements.

Regular preventative maintenance is one of the best ways to protect your investment and ensure your heat pump continues delivering efficient hot water for many years.

Please note: Maintenance requirements vary between manufacturers and models. Always refer to your owner's manual for the maintenance schedule applicable to your heat pump hot water system. JR Gas & Water services all major heat pump brands in accordance with manufacturer recommendations where applicable.

ZipPay – 6-Month Interest-Free on All Products

ZipPay allows you to buy now and pay later, offering flexible, interest-free payments for up to 6 months on all JR products. It’s easy to set up, and you can customize your repayment schedule to suit your budget. Payments can be made weekly, fortnightly, or monthly, with a $6 fee if the balance isn’t paid off by the due date​.

Humm – Up to 12 Months Interest-Free

Humm provides interest-free payment plans on purchases up to $30,000, perfect for both small and large buys. For items over $2,000, you can spread payments over 12 months. Humm also offers flexibility in scheduling payments based on when you get paid​

Afterpay – 8 Weeks, No Interest

With Afterpay, spread the cost of purchases across four equal installments, due every two weeks, over an 8-week period. There’s no interest, and as long as payments are made on time, there are no fees. Perfect for purchases between $100 and $1,500​

Plenti Finance – For Reclaim Systems Only

Plenti Finance is available exclusively for Reclaim Energy systems. This option offers tailored repayment terms with competitive interest rates, helping make eco-friendly choices more affordable. For more detailed information on Plenti’s terms and eligibility for Reclaim systems, visit the Reclaim Energy finance page​

Estimated annual savings are calculated by comparing the heat pump’s energy efficiency (measured as COP – Coefficient of Performance) against a standard electric hot water system with a COP of 1.0. For example, if a heat pump has a COP of 4.0, it uses 75% less electricity to deliver the same amount of hot water.

Savings are based on average household usage for a family of five on Tariff 11 (general usage tariff), using manufacturer-stated COP values. The higher the COP, the greater the energy savings.

Bonus savings: When paired with a solar PV system, energy costs can drop even further — with some households seeing up to 50% additional savings, especially when the heat pump runs during solar generation times.

Disclaimer:

All estimated savings are based on manufacturer-provided COP values and standard usage assumptions (e.g. a family of five on Tariff 11). These figures are intended as a general guide to help compare different hot water units and technologies. Actual savings may vary depending on your household’s usage, energy rates, and installation conditions. We recommend conducting your own research or consulting an energy advisor to assess what’s best for your specific setup.

If you're in Queensland and considering a heat pump hot water system, look no further than JR Gas & Water. Here's why:

Experience and Expertise: JR Gas & Water has over 10 years of experience in the gas and plumbing industry. Their team of licensed and insured professionals is highly skilled and knowledgeable about all aspects of heat pump installation, maintenance, and repair. They can provide expert advice on the best system for your needs and ensure a smooth installation process.

Quality Products: JR Gas & Water uses only high-quality products from trusted brands to ensure your heat pump hot water system is reliable and efficient. They also offer a range of options to suit different budgets and requirements.

Competitive Pricing: JR Gas & Water offers competitive pricing for their heat pump hot water systems, ensuring that you get a great value for your investment. They also provide a detailed quote upfront, so there are no surprises or hidden costs.

Customer Service: JR Gas & Water is committed to providing excellent customer service. They are always available to answer any questions or concerns you may have and are committed to ensuring your satisfaction.

Local Business: JR Gas & Water is a locally owned and operated business in Queensland. By choosing them for your heat pump hot water installation, you are supporting a local business and contributing to the local economy.

Warranty and Guarantee: JR Gas & Water provides a warranty and guarantee on all their products and services, giving you peace of mind knowing that your system is covered in case of any issues.

Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly: Heat pump hot water systems are a sustainable and environmentally friendly option for heating water. They use renewable energy sources, such as air or ground heat, to heat water, resulting in lower greenhouse gas emissions and reduced energy bills. JR Gas & Water can help you make the switch to a more sustainable and cost-effective solution for your hot water needs.

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