Price above includes the engine ($5896) and a stainless on black premium frame $888 (ordered separately)
Blending functionality and style, the Symmetry RDV3611 from Rinnai will be the focal point of your living environment. The fire features cost-saving efficiency, design versatility and leading innovations to help keep your home warm and healthy throughout the year.
The Rinnai Symmetry RDV3611 is a direct vent inbuilt gas fireplace with a glass front and convection fan, operated with a remote control (7-day programmable timer).
Suitable for living rooms and open plan areas. Recommended for installations into a false (mock) chimney. Not suitable for retrofitting into an existing masonry fireplace.
Heating areas
- Upper North Island, up to 120 m2
- Central and lower North Island, up to 83 m2
- South Island, up to 71 m2
19-33
MJ/h
3.8-7.5
kW*
80%
Available for Natural Gas or LPG, specify at the time of purchase.
Ceramic top pan burner
Centre front of base panel (behind the service panels)
Twin skin flue: inner = 100 mm, outer = 170 mm. Appliance must be installed with a Rinnai supplied flue system. Maximum flue height is 5.4 m.
N.B: For windy areas such as Wellington, coastal properties, and elevated properties on hills we recommend an additional flue component call the DV high wind vertical cowl protection kit (R3655). It is designed to wrap around the flue cowl to reduce wind entering the flue and causing flame disturbances. Refer to the installation instructions in the 'Downloads' tab for more information.
½ " BSP male flare
Integrated sparker to pilot
37-45 dB(A)
High 50 W, standby
Light to pilot, delayed ignition, overheat switch, electronic flame supervision (flame failure), and combustion chamber pressure relief.
Thermostatic, temperature control range 7-32 °C
60 kg
The minimum clearances listed below are measured from the edge of the glass.
April 2012
Energy Safety Supplier Declaration of Compliance: Declaration number - 1326720122
Yes. The majority of modern gas fires have electronic ignition and safety components that require electricity. For customers concerned with power outages, there are commercially available battery backup systems. One provider is Helio (www.heliosps.co.nz) who supply systems specifically designed for use with gas space heaters and water heaters.
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