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The release of the Climate Change Commission’s (CCC) advice to the government in June 2021 raised some questions on the future of gas in New Zealand. The CCC did not propose a ban on new gas connections from 2025, but instead, they have recommended the government sets a date on the halt of new gas […]
Our Rinnai INFINITY® range of gas hot water appliances take water heating to a whole new level – providing endless hot water to your home. No more running the tap and waiting for the hot water to come. It’s there straight away. But it’s when you suddenly have no hot
These are gas-fuelled continuous flow water heaters that use “condensing technology” to increase their energy efficiency. It makes them 8 to 15 percent more efficient than a standard continuous flow water heater. This extra efficiency is possible as they preheat the incoming water with ‘waste’ heat extracted from the flue
So you’ve decided to make the switch to gas, but find out after hours of research that your home can’t be connected to the natural gas network. All is not lost as Liquefied Petroleum Gas (commonly known as LPG) in most cases is still a viable alternative to mains gas.
By far the most efficient way to heat hot water in your home is with natural gas. So the first thing you need to consider is whether you can connect to gas – and in particular, natural gas. Rinnai pioneered the introduction of continuous flow hot water in the New
