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Rinnai Infinity 16 Instant Gas Hot Water System | Supply+Install | LIFETIME WARRANTY

Upgrade to energy-efficient hot water with the Rinnai 16L heat pump hot water system — ideal for households of up to . Designed to lower energy bills with a high efficiency COP of and quiet operation at just NA dBA, it’s the smart choice for comfort and savings. This system features a durable Copper tank, a 15 year warranty, and licensed installation across Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Made in Japan and backed by award-winning local support.

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Model: REU-AM1620WD
Volume: 16L
Width: 356 mm
Height: 571 mm
Noise Level: NA dB
WiFi Controller Built-In/Compatible: No
Internal Cylinder Material: Copper
Made In: Japan
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.

RINNAI INFINITY 16 CONTINUOUS FLOW HOT WATER

Rinnai Infinity 16 Installation in Brisbane & Gold Coast

Looking for Rinnai Infinity 16 installation in Brisbane or the Gold Coast? JR Gas & Water supplies and installs the Rinnai Infinity 16 for homeowners wanting a compact gas continuous flow hot water system that heats water on demand without a conventional storage tank.

The Rinnai Infinity 16 is a 16 litre per minute class gas continuous flow hot water system designed for lighter to moderate household hot water demand. Its compact, slimline design makes it a practical option for suitable single bathroom homes, smaller households, studios, granny flats and properties where outdoor wall space is limited.

Rather than storing and reheating a tank of hot water, the Rinnai Infinity 16 heats water as it passes through the appliance. This avoids conventional storage tank standby heat losses and provides ongoing hot water while demand remains within the system's operating capacity.

For homeowners comparing Rinnai Infinity 16 installed pricing, Rinnai Infinity 16 supply and install, gas continuous flow hot water replacement or hot water installation in Brisbane, choosing the correct appliance involves more than its nominal flow rating.

Gas supply capacity, incoming water temperature, water pressure, pipe sizing, mounting position, installation clearances and actual household hot water demand all affect suitability.

JR Gas & Water provides professional hot water installation services across Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Logan, Ipswich, Moreton Bay and Redlands, subject to service availability.

Is the Rinnai Infinity 16 a good hot water system? The Rinnai Infinity 16 is a compact 16 litre per minute class gas continuous flow hot water system generally suited to single bathroom homes and lighter to moderate hot water demand. It heats water on demand without a conventional storage tank and offers a slimline outdoor installation format. It may also suit some smaller two bathroom properties where simultaneous hot water use is limited. Correct sizing, gas supply capacity, water pressure and installation requirements must be assessed before installation.

Rinnai Infinity 16 Key Features

16 Litre Flow Class

Nominal 16 litre per minute continuous flow category designed for lighter to moderate household demand.

Continuous Hot Water

Heats water as required without relying on a conventional storage tank.

Compact Slimline Design

Space-saving appliance format suitable for approved outdoor wall-mounted installations.

Single Bathroom Suitability

Generally positioned for one bathroom homes with limited simultaneous hot water use.

On-Demand Gas Heating

Gas is used to heat water when hot water is requested rather than maintaining a large heated tank.

Temperature Management

Designed to control hot water delivery temperature within the appliance's operating conditions.

Practical Replacement Option

Can be considered for replacing compatible gas continuous flow or selected storage hot water systems.

Residential Applications

Suitable for assessment in smaller homes, studios, granny flats and other lighter-demand properties.

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

What Is the Rinnai Infinity 16?

The Rinnai Infinity 16 is a gas continuous flow hot water system that heats incoming water as it passes through the appliance.

Unlike a traditional gas storage hot water system, it does not rely on a large insulated cylinder of stored hot water.

Instead, the appliance operates when sufficient hot water flow is detected and heats the water as required.

The Rinnai Infinity 16 belongs to the 16 litre per minute nominal flow class, making it a smaller-capacity option than 20 litre or 26 litre continuous flow systems.

Its compact design is useful where outdoor wall space is limited and a larger storage tank would be unnecessary.

The system is generally suited to homes with lighter to moderate hot water demand, particularly where one major hot water outlet is used at a time.

For larger households or properties with frequent simultaneous shower use, a higher-capacity continuous flow system may be more appropriate.

The correct appliance should be selected according to the property's actual hot water requirements rather than bathroom count alone.

Why Choose the Rinnai Infinity 16?

On-Demand Hot Water

Heats water as it is needed rather than maintaining a conventional tank of stored hot water.

Compact Outdoor Installation

The slimline format can be useful where available outdoor wall space is an important consideration.

Practical for Smaller Homes

Designed for lighter to moderate hot water demand without automatically stepping up to a larger appliance.

No Conventional Storage Tank

Avoids the standby heat losses associated with maintaining a large stored volume of hot water.

Controlled Water Heating

Uses temperature management to support consistent delivery when water flow and gas supply remain within operating limits.

Replacement Flexibility

May suit compatible gas continuous flow replacements and selected conversions from older storage systems.

The main benefit of the Rinnai Infinity 16 is its balance of compact installation and continuous hot water capacity for suitable smaller households.

However, a larger system is not always unnecessary simply because a home has one bathroom. High-flow showers, long pipe runs and simultaneous tap usage can influence the required capacity.

HOUSEHOLD SUITABILITY

Is the Rinnai Infinity 16 Right for Your Home?

The Rinnai Infinity 16 is generally best suited to single bathroom homes with lighter to moderate hot water demand.

It can also be worth considering for studios, granny flats and smaller properties where simultaneous hot water usage is limited.

In warmer climates such as South East Queensland, it may suit selected smaller two bathroom properties, provided the expected simultaneous flow demand remains within the appliance's capability.

Where the Infinity 16 May Suit

Single bathroom homes, smaller households, studios, granny flats, low simultaneous demand and suitable compact gas hot water replacements.

Where More Capacity May Be Needed

Multiple simultaneous showers, high-flow showerheads, large baths, larger households and properties with higher combined hot water demand.

A home with one bathroom and a high-flow shower may place greater demand on a hot water system than a two bathroom property where fixtures are rarely used together.

JR Gas & Water considers how hot water is actually used before recommending a system size.

What Does 16 Litres Mean on the Rinnai Infinity 16?

The Rinnai Infinity 16 is described as a 16 litre per minute class continuous flow hot water system.

This is a nominal hot water flow rating under specified manufacturer test conditions.

It does not mean the appliance stores 16 litres of heated water.

Actual available hot water flow depends on the incoming water temperature, the required temperature increase, gas heating capacity and water supply conditions.

When incoming water is colder, more energy is required to heat it to the desired temperature.

This can reduce the maximum available flow rate.

Consequently, the nominal 16 litre rating should not be interpreted as a guaranteed hot water flow rate under every operating condition.

For correct sizing, the manufacturer's rated flow performance should be compared with the property's expected hot water demand.

Can the Rinnai Infinity 16 Run Two Showers?

The Rinnai Infinity 16 is primarily positioned for lighter to moderate demand, particularly single bathroom homes.

Whether it can adequately supply two showers at the same time depends on the combined hot water flow requirements, incoming water temperature and the required temperature rise.

Two low-flow showerheads may place less demand on the appliance than two high-flow showerheads.

However, the combined demand may still exceed the unit's available heating capacity under certain conditions.

For households where two showers are regularly used simultaneously, a larger continuous flow appliance is generally worth considering.

JR Gas & Water can assess the property's expected flow requirements and recommend whether the Infinity 16 is suitable or whether a higher-capacity unit would provide a better result.

HOT WATER PERFORMANCE

Rinnai Infinity 16 Temperature Control and Hot Water Delivery

The Rinnai Infinity 16 is designed to provide controlled gas water heating as hot water flows through the appliance.

Its temperature management helps regulate hot water delivery within the system's operating range.

However, temperature stability also depends on adequate gas pressure, suitable water flow and the demands placed on the appliance.

When several outlets are used together, the available heating capacity must be shared across the combined water flow.

If demand exceeds the appliance's capacity, hot water performance may be affected.

Any optional temperature controller compatibility, factory temperature settings and available delivery temperature configurations should be confirmed against current Rinnai documentation for the exact Infinity 16 model.

Applicable temperature limiting requirements must also be considered during installation.

GAS SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS

Rinnai Infinity 16 Gas Supply Requirements

The Rinnai Infinity 16 requires a gas supply capable of supporting the appliance's specified input and operating pressure.

Continuous flow systems can require substantial instantaneous gas input even when the appliance itself is compact.

For this reason, an existing gas line should not automatically be assumed suitable simply because it previously supplied a storage hot water system.

Correct approved gas variant

Available gas supply capacity

Gas pipe sizing

Gas operating pressure

Gas meter capacity

Gas regulator suitability

Other connected gas appliances

Gas isolation arrangements

Gas connection position

Manufacturer commissioning requirements

Where the existing gas supply cannot support the appliance, additional gasfitting work may be necessary.

The exact gas input, approved gas types, connection size and operating pressure must be confirmed from current Rinnai specifications.

Rinnai Infinity 16 Natural Gas and LPG Compatibility

The gas type must match the exact Rinnai Infinity 16 appliance supplied for installation.

Natural gas and LPG are different fuels with different operating and appliance requirements.

The availability of specific Infinity 16 gas variants should be confirmed from current Rinnai product documentation before ordering.

A unit approved for one gas type must not be assumed suitable for another.

For properties using LPG cylinders, the complete supply arrangement, regulator and pipework must also be assessed.

JR Gas & Water can review the existing gas supply and determine what is required for a compliant installation.

Rinnai Infinity 16 Water Pressure and Flow Requirements

Water pressure and flow are important for reliable operation of a gas continuous flow hot water system.

The Infinity 16 must receive sufficient water flow to activate and operate correctly.

Low water pressure or restricted pipework may affect hot water delivery, while excessive pressure may require appropriate pressure control.

Incoming mains water pressure

Available water flow rate

Minimum activation flow

Cold water pipe sizing

Hot water pipework layout

Pressure limiting requirements

Showerhead flow rates

Simultaneous outlet demand

The exact minimum and maximum water pressure limits and activation flow requirements should be confirmed from the current manufacturer specifications.

Rinnai Infinity 16 Outdoor Installation and Clearances

The supplied product description identifies the Rinnai Infinity 16 as a compact appliance intended for suitable outdoor wall-mounted installation.

The selected mounting location must comply with the manufacturer's installation instructions and applicable gas installation requirements.

Important considerations include wall strength, access for maintenance, gas and water connection locations and flue discharge clearances.

Clearances from windows, doors, ventilation openings, property boundaries and other building features may affect the available installation position.

An existing location is not automatically compliant simply because another gas hot water system was previously installed there.

Where the current position does not meet the new appliance's requirements, relocation or other installation changes may be necessary.

How Does the Rinnai Infinity 16 Work?

1. A hot water tap opens: Water begins flowing through the appliance.

2. Water flow is detected: When the required operating conditions are met, the system initiates its heating cycle.

3. Gas heats the incoming water: Heat is transferred to the water as it passes through the appliance.

4. Temperature is managed: The system regulates heating within its operating capabilities.

5. Hot water travels to the outlet: Heated water moves through the property's plumbing to the shower, tap or other fixture.

6. Heating stops when demand ends: The appliance stops its normal heating cycle when hot water flow ceases.

Because the system heats water on demand, there is no conventional hot water storage tank to keep heated between uses.

However, hot water may still take time to reach a distant fixture because cooled water must first move through the pipework.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Rinnai Infinity 16 Technical Specifications

Specification	Rinnai Infinity 16
Manufacturer	Rinnai
Product Name	Rinnai Infinity 16
System Type	Gas continuous flow hot water system
Nominal Flow Class	16 litres per minute under specified rating conditions
Water Heating Method	On demand
Conventional Storage Tank	No
General Household Suitability	Typically single bathroom and lighter to moderate demand
Possible Additional Applications	Studios, granny flats and selected smaller two bathroom homes
Design	Compact slimline format
Installation Format	Outdoor wall-mounted, subject to exact model approval
Temperature Management	Controlled gas water heating
Exact Model Code	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Natural Gas Availability	Confirm current manufacturer specification
LPG Availability	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Gas Input Rating	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Gas Operating Pressure	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Gas Connection Size	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Gas Energy Rating	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Rated Flow Test Conditions	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Minimum Activation Flow	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Minimum Water Pressure	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Maximum Water Pressure	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Water Connection Sizes	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Electrical Supply Requirements	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Controller Compatibility	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Available Temperature Settings	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Height	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Width	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Depth	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Weight	Confirm current manufacturer specification
Flue and Clearance Requirements	Confirm current manufacturer installation instructions
Warranty	Confirm current manufacturer warranty statement
Installation Service Areas	Brisbane, Gold Coast and eligible surrounding areas

Specifications reflect the supplied product description. Current Rinnai documentation has not been independently verified. Exact model variants, rated performance, dimensions, energy rating, electrical requirements, installation clearances and warranty terms should be checked against current manufacturer documentation before publication or installation.

INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

What Needs to Be Checked Before Installing the Rinnai Infinity 16?

Installing the Rinnai Infinity 16 requires checking the existing property services and confirming that the selected appliance suits the intended installation position.

Correct approved gas model

Gas supply capacity

Gas pipe sizing

Gas operating pressure

Gas meter or regulator suitability

Incoming water pressure

Available water flow rate

Minimum appliance activation flow

Hot and cold water connections

Existing plumbing layout

Pressure limiting requirements

Temperature limiting requirements

Electrical supply where required

Suitable outdoor mounting location

Wall strength and mounting arrangements

Flue discharge clearances

Manufacturer installation instructions

Household hot water demand

Simultaneous fixture flow rates

Commissioning and operational testing

Depending on the property, additional gasfitting, plumbing, valve, electrical or relocation work may be required.

Can the Rinnai Infinity 16 Replace Your Existing Hot Water System?

The Rinnai Infinity 16 may be suitable for replacing an older gas continuous flow hot water system where the property's gas supply, plumbing, installation location and hot water demand are compatible.

It may also be considered when converting from a gas storage hot water system, although additional work may be necessary.

Replacing an Existing Continuous Flow System

A like-for-like replacement may be relatively straightforward where the existing gas supply, water connections, electrical arrangements and mounting location meet the new model's requirements.

Replacing a Gas Storage Hot Water System

Conversion may require a different mounting location, gas pipe upgrades, plumbing changes, electrical supply and revised temperature control arrangements.

A 16 litre continuous flow appliance should not automatically be considered an equivalent replacement for every gas storage system.

The household's peak hot water demand must be considered before selecting the replacement.

Rinnai Infinity 16 Replacement Considerations

Before replacing an existing hot water system with the Infinity 16, JR Gas & Water considers the installation and performance requirements.

Existing appliance type

Current hot water performance

Number of bathrooms

Simultaneous shower usage

Showerhead flow rates

Existing gas pipe capacity

Water pressure and flow

Mounting position and access

Flue clearance requirements

Electrical supply arrangements

Temperature limiting requirements

Potential additional installation work

What's Involved in Installing the Rinnai Infinity 16?

1. Site Assessment

Check the existing hot water system, gas supply, water pressure, plumbing layout, electrical requirements, mounting location and household demand.

2. Appliance Installation

Remove the existing system where included, mount the Infinity 16 and complete the necessary gas, water and other required connections.

3. Testing and Commissioning

Test the installation, commission the appliance according to manufacturer instructions and verify hot water operation.

A straightforward replacement may involve fewer alterations than an installation requiring gas pipe upgrades, new mounting arrangements or relocation.

All regulated plumbing and gasfitting work must be completed by appropriately licensed tradespeople.

SUPPLY & INSTALL

Rinnai Infinity 16 Installed Price in Brisbane & Gold Coast

The cost of Rinnai Infinity 16 supply and installation depends on the existing hot water system, property services and installation requirements.

A straightforward replacement with compatible services may involve less work than a conversion from storage hot water or an installation requiring gas supply upgrades.

Factors that can affect the installed price include:

Rinnai Infinity 16 appliance supply

Correct gas model selection

Removal of the existing hot water system

Gas pipe sizing assessment

Gas pipe upgrades

Gas meter or regulator requirements

Wall mounting arrangements

Hot and cold water connections

Plumbing alterations

Pressure limiting requirements

Temperature limiting requirements

Electrical supply where required

Flue discharge clearances

Installation access

Relocation or additional compliance work

Testing and commissioning

Final installation pricing depends on the property and agreed scope of work.

JR Gas & Water assesses what is required for a suitable and compliant installation rather than assuming every hot water replacement involves identical work.

Rinnai Infinity 16 Running Costs and Energy Efficiency

The Rinnai Infinity 16 heats water on demand rather than maintaining a conventional storage tank of heated water.

This avoids the standby heat losses associated with keeping a storage cylinder hot between periods of use.

However, actual running costs depend on the amount of hot water used, incoming water temperature, gas tariffs and the appliance's rated efficiency.

Hot water usage habits also matter. Longer showers and higher-flow fixtures can increase water and gas consumption regardless of the appliance type.

The current Infinity 16 gas energy rating and consumption figures should be confirmed from manufacturer documentation before making numerical efficiency or savings claims.

For a meaningful comparison, running costs should be considered alongside the upfront appliance price, installation requirements and expected household demand.

Rinnai Infinity 16 vs 20L and 26L Continuous Flow Systems

The Infinity 16 belongs to a smaller continuous flow capacity class than 20 litre and 26 litre appliances.

The appropriate size depends on how much hot water the household requires at the same time.

Comparison	16L Class	20L Class	26L Class
Nominal Flow Class	16L/min	20L/min	26L/min
General Demand Level	Light to moderate	Moderate	Moderate to higher
Typical Consideration	Single bathroom homes	One to two bathroom homes	One to two bathroom homes and selected higher-demand properties
Simultaneous Outlet Capacity	Lower nominal capacity	Intermediate nominal capacity	Higher nominal capacity
Best Selection Basis	Actual fixture demand	Actual fixture demand	Actual fixture demand

These are general nominal flow classes rather than guaranteed delivery rates under every operating condition.

In warmer climates, incoming water may require less heating than in colder regions, but this does not eliminate the need for correct appliance sizing.

Rinnai Infinity 16 vs Rinnai Infinity 26: Which Size Is Better?

Rinnai Infinity 16

A compact 16 litre per minute class appliance generally suited to single bathroom homes and lighter to moderate hot water demand.

Worth considering where limited simultaneous usage and compact installation are priorities.

Rinnai Infinity 26

A higher-capacity 26 litre per minute class appliance generally better suited to homes with greater combined hot water demand.

Worth considering where multiple hot water fixtures may operate together.

A 26 litre class system has a nominal flow rating 10 litres per minute higher than a 16 litre class system, approximately 62.5% greater by rating.

That does not guarantee 62.5% more delivered hot water under every operating condition.

Gas supply requirements, appliance efficiency and temperature rise must also be considered.

Rinnai Infinity 16 vs Gas Storage Hot Water

Gas continuous flow and gas storage systems heat and deliver hot water differently.

Feature	Rinnai Infinity 16	Gas Storage
Heating Method	On demand	Stored hot water
Conventional Storage Tank	No	Yes
Hot Water Capacity	Limited by heating and flow capacity	Limited by stored volume and recovery rate
Space Requirements	Compact wall-mounted format	Generally larger tank footprint
Storage Standby Heat Loss	No conventional tank loss	Storage heat losses occur
Replacement Considerations	Gas supply, water flow, mounting and clearances	Tank size, recovery, gas supply and location

Neither system type is automatically the better choice for every home.

The best option depends on hot water demand, existing services, available space and overall ownership costs.

Why Choose a Quality Hot Water System Instead of a Cheaper Alternative?

A cheaper hot water system is not always the better result once installation suitability, efficiency, reliability and household demand are considered.

With gas continuous flow systems, choosing purely on upfront price can result in an appliance that is undersized for the property's hot water requirements.

The Rinnai Infinity 16 is designed as a compact continuous flow solution for lighter to moderate residential demand.

Its value comes from being appropriately matched to a suitable home rather than simply being smaller than higher-capacity alternatives.

Even a quality system can disappoint if the gas supply is inadequate, the appliance is incorrectly sized or the installation location is unsuitable.

JR Gas & Water focuses on selecting the right product and completing the installation correctly.

Rinnai Infinity 16 Maintenance and Servicing

The Rinnai Infinity 16 should be maintained in accordance with current manufacturer recommendations.

Appropriate servicing helps support safe operation, reliable ignition, temperature control and hot water delivery.

Signs that a gas continuous flow system may need professional attention include:

Hot water failing to start

Unexpected hot water shutdowns

Fluctuating hot water temperatures

Reduced hot water flow

Unusual operating noises

Visible water leaks

Repeated appliance faults

Changes in normal system operation

Gas appliance servicing and repairs should be completed by appropriately licensed personnel.

Follow the manufacturer's current servicing schedule and operating instructions for the exact model.

MANUFACTURER WARRANTY

Rinnai Infinity 16 Warranty

Warranty coverage for the Rinnai Infinity 16 depends on the exact appliance model, installation application and current Rinnai warranty terms.

The supplied product information does not establish specific warranty periods.

Before purchase, current manufacturer documentation should be checked for:

Heat exchanger warranty

Other component warranty

Labour coverage

Domestic application conditions

Water quality requirements

Installation requirements

Servicing conditions

Warranty exclusions

Manufacturer product warranty and installation workmanship warranty are separate considerations.

BRISBANE HOT WATER INSTALLATION

Professional Rinnai Infinity 16 Installation in Brisbane

JR Gas & Water provides Rinnai Infinity 16 installation in Brisbane for suitable homes wanting compact gas continuous flow hot water.

The Infinity 16 can be a practical option for smaller households, single bathroom properties, studios and granny flats where hot water demand is lighter to moderate.

Installation suitability depends on the property's existing gas supply, water pressure, plumbing layout, electrical arrangements, outdoor mounting position and expected hot water usage.

JR Gas & Water also services eligible surrounding areas including Logan, Ipswich, Moreton Bay and Redlands.

GOLD COAST HOT WATER INSTALLATION

Professional Rinnai Infinity 16 Installation on the Gold Coast

JR Gas & Water provides Rinnai Infinity 16 installation on the Gold Coast for homes requiring a compact gas continuous flow hot water solution.

The Infinity 16 is generally suited to single bathroom homes and may also suit selected smaller two bathroom properties where simultaneous demand is limited.

Correct installation requires checking gas supply capacity, water pressure, appliance sizing, mounting position and manufacturer clearances.

JR Gas & Water focuses on practical installation assessment and matching the system to the property's actual requirements.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Rinnai Infinity 16 Installation FAQs

How much does Rinnai Infinity 16 installation cost in Brisbane or the Gold Coast?

Installation cost depends on the existing hot water system, gas supply, plumbing, electrical requirements, mounting position and any additional work needed for a compliant installation.

What is the Rinnai Infinity 16?

It is a compact 16 litre per minute class gas continuous flow hot water system that heats water on demand without a conventional storage tank.

Is the Rinnai Infinity 16 suitable for a one bathroom home?

Yes, it is generally positioned for single bathroom homes with lighter to moderate hot water demand, subject to fixture flow rates and site conditions.

Can the Rinnai Infinity 16 supply two bathrooms?

It may suit some smaller two bathroom homes where simultaneous hot water usage is limited. Regular simultaneous shower use may justify a larger appliance.

Can the Rinnai Infinity 16 run two showers at once?

That depends on the combined hot water flow, incoming water temperature and required temperature rise. Two showers may exceed the available heating capacity under some conditions.

Is the Rinnai Infinity 16 suitable for a granny flat?

It can be a practical option for suitable granny flats with lighter hot water demand, provided the gas supply, plumbing and installation location meet the appliance's requirements.

Is the Rinnai Infinity 16 suitable for a studio apartment?

It may suit a studio or smaller property where an approved installation location is available and the expected hot water demand is within the appliance's capacity.

What does the 16 litre rating mean?

It refers to the appliance's nominal flow class under specified test conditions, not a storage tank capacity. Actual hot water flow depends on the required temperature rise and operating conditions.

Does the Rinnai Infinity 16 provide endless hot water?

It can continue heating water while the appliance is operating and demand remains within its capacity. It does not have a conventional storage tank to empty, but flow and heating capacity are limited.

Does the Rinnai Infinity 16 have a storage tank?

No. It heats water as it passes through the appliance rather than maintaining a conventional storage cylinder.

Does the Rinnai Infinity 16 need electricity?

The exact electrical requirements must be confirmed from current Rinnai documentation for the selected Infinity 16 model. Electrical provision may be required as part of installation.

Does the Rinnai Infinity 16 use natural gas or LPG?

Approved gas variants must be confirmed from current manufacturer documentation. The appliance supplied must match the property's gas type.

Will I need a gas line upgrade for the Rinnai Infinity 16?

Not necessarily. The existing gas supply must be assessed against the appliance's input and operating pressure requirements.

Can the Rinnai Infinity 16 replace an older continuous flow system?

Yes, where the property's gas supply, water connections, mounting position and hot water demand are compatible with the new appliance.

Can the Rinnai Infinity 16 replace a gas storage hot water system?

It may be suitable for selected homes. Conversion can require gas pipe changes, mounting alterations, plumbing modifications and other installation work.

Is the Rinnai Infinity 16 installed outdoors?

The supplied product description identifies an outdoor wall-mounted format. The exact approved installation location must be confirmed from current manufacturer instructions.

Can the Rinnai Infinity 16 be installed indoors?

Indoor installation must not be assumed suitable. Only manufacturer-approved configurations may be used.

What water pressure does the Rinnai Infinity 16 need?

It requires water pressure and flow within the manufacturer's specified operating range. Exact values should be confirmed from current technical documentation.

Does the Rinnai Infinity 16 need a tempering valve?

Temperature limiting requirements depend on the appliance configuration, installation and applicable plumbing standards.

Can the Rinnai Infinity 16 run a high-flow showerhead?

Suitability depends on the showerhead's hot water demand, incoming water temperature and the appliance's available heating capacity.

Is the Rinnai Infinity 16 energy efficient?

Its continuous flow design avoids conventional storage tank standby heat losses. The exact gas energy rating should be confirmed from current Rinnai documentation.

Is the Rinnai Infinity 16 cheaper to run than gas storage?

Running costs depend on gas tariffs, household usage and appliance efficiency. Avoiding storage standby heat losses can be beneficial, but specific savings are not guaranteed.

What are the Rinnai Infinity 16 dimensions?

The supplied description identifies a compact slimline appliance but does not establish exact measurements. Current manufacturer specifications should be checked.

What warranty comes with the Rinnai Infinity 16?

Warranty coverage depends on the exact model and current manufacturer terms. The applicable Rinnai warranty statement should be reviewed before purchase.

What is included in a standard Rinnai Infinity 16 installation?

A typical installation may include mounting, gas and water connections, commissioning and testing. Final inclusions depend on the agreed scope and property conditions.

How long does Rinnai Infinity 16 installation take?

Installation time depends on the existing system, gas and plumbing services, access and whether alterations or relocation are required.

Can the Rinnai Infinity 16 be relocated?

Relocation may be possible where the new position meets manufacturer requirements. Additional gas, water, electrical and mounting work may be required.

Does the Rinnai Infinity 16 need servicing?

It should be maintained according to current manufacturer recommendations. Gas appliance servicing and repairs should be completed by appropriately licensed personnel.

Is the Rinnai Infinity 16 better than a 26 litre system?

The Infinity 16 may be more appropriate for lighter demand, while a 26 litre class system offers greater nominal capacity for properties with higher simultaneous hot water requirements.

Can JR Gas & Water install the Rinnai Infinity 16 in my area?

JR Gas & Water services Brisbane, the Gold Coast and eligible surrounding areas including Logan, Ipswich, Moreton Bay and Redlands, subject to availability.

Why Choose JR Gas & Water?

Practical Hot Water Advice

Guidance on whether the Infinity 16 suits the home's hot water demand or whether a larger continuous flow system may be more appropriate.

Installation-Led Assessment

Consideration of gas supply, water pressure, pipework, electrical requirements, mounting position and installation clearances.

Brisbane & Gold Coast Service

Gas continuous flow hot water installation across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and eligible surrounding service areas.

JR Gas & Water focuses on matching the hot water system to the property rather than recommending an appliance based on price or nominal capacity alone.

With the Rinnai Infinity 16, that means checking whether a compact 16 litre class system can meet the household's actual demand and whether the existing services can support a suitable installation.

RINNAI INFINITY 16 SUPPLY & INSTALL

Compact Continuous Flow Hot Water for Smaller Homes

The Rinnai Infinity 16 is designed for homes wanting a compact gas continuous flow hot water system without the space requirements of a conventional storage tank.

Its 16 litre nominal flow class, on-demand heating and slimline outdoor format make it a practical option for suitable single bathroom homes, smaller households and selected replacement installations.

JR Gas & Water can assess the property's gas supply, water pressure, plumbing layout and expected hot water demand to determine whether the Infinity 16 is an appropriate choice.

PROFESSIONAL HOT WATER INSTALLATION

Rinnai Infinity 16 Supply and Installation in Brisbane & Gold Coast

The Rinnai Infinity 16 offers a compact continuous flow hot water solution for suitable homes with lighter to moderate hot water demand.

Its 16 litre nominal flow class, on-demand heating and slimline design make it worth considering for single bathroom homes, smaller households, studios, granny flats and selected replacement installations.

Correct installation depends on gas supply capacity, water pressure, plumbing layout, electrical requirements, mounting location, manufacturer clearances and household hot water demand.

JR Gas & Water provides Rinnai Infinity 16 installation in Brisbane, the Gold Coast and eligible surrounding areas.

Contact JR Gas & Water to discuss your existing hot water system, installation requirements and suitable replacement options.

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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

Brand - Rinnai
Model Number - REU-AM1620WD
Volume - 16L
Width - 356mm
Height - 571mm
Manufactured In - Japan
Cylinder/ Heat Exchange Material - Copper
Cylinder/Heat-Exchange Warranty - 15 Years
Noise Level - NAdBa
Dry Weight - kg
Energy Source - Gas
Wifi Controller Built in or Compatible - No
Built In Timer - No
LED/LCD Status Indicator - Yes
Coefficient of Performance (COP) -

If you're in Queensland and considering a new electric hot water system, JR Gas & Water is the company to choose. 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 electric hot water system 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 electric 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 electric 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 electric 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.

Energy Efficiency: Electric hot water systems can be energy efficient, and JR Gas & Water can help you choose the right system for your needs. They can provide advice on energy-saving features and options, such as timers and thermostats, to help you save on your energy bills.

Safety: JR Gas & Water is committed to safety and ensuring that all installations are done to the highest safety standards. They are also familiar with local safety regulations and requirements, ensuring that your electric hot water system is installed safely and in compliance with all relevant codes.

JR Gas & Water is a reliable and experienced choice for your electric hot water system installation in Queensland. With a commitment to quality products, competitive pricing, excellent customer service, and safety, they can help you make the switch to a more efficient and cost-effective solution for your hot water needs. Contact them today to learn more about their services and how they can help you.