Rinnai B16N50A 16L Dune Builders B16 50°C Natural Gas Continuous Flow Hot Water

Continuous flow water systems work by heating small copper pipes in the system and passing water through them. The system heats water to a preferred temperature then directs it straight to your tap. Continuous flow water systems will only heat as long as the water is turned on; once it shuts, the system turns itself off. These systems do not have any heat loss as no water is stored to the desired temperature. The units only start heating when the hot tap is turned on. Most homes have a continuous hot water system because it doesn’t take up much space and is more efficient than electrical heating tanks.

With continuous flow hot water systems requires the correct size gas pipe. In most cases a complete gas line upgrade from the existing gas meter to the new continuous flow hot water systems location is required. To ignite the continuous flow hot water systems and keep it cool the unit uses a 240V power point. If you have one already within 1 meter of the new installation no further installation is required. Each property is different but, in most cases, the existing water lines cannot flow enough to utilise the extra performance a 26L can deliver. Due to this we recommend for most 4×2 homes a 20L unit which will also save on gas as a 20L unit used 25% less gas than a 26L?

Pepole that have a storage water tank need to consider how much is it costing you to run per year? It is estimated that hot water alone could cost a household up to $1000 a year in gas. The larger your capacity, the more it costs you to keep that tank heated up. By switch to a continuous flow gas hot water heater you will cut down significantly on gas consumption, do less damage to the environment, and spend a lot less with your gas supplier.