*Above RRP is for the single-sided model. Double-sided $11,524. RRP includes the engine and burn media, it does not include flueing..
For Rinnai's latest range of premium gas fires, the Linear Collection, Rinnai’s designers took their inspiration from Aotearoa’s unique landscapes. They hand selected driftwood washed up on our wild West Coast beaches, and stones to match those shaped by our rivers and tides. These were painstakingly recreated as perfectly lifelike ceramics.
Rinnai’s engineers then reinvented gas fire technology so flames burn more realistically and embers glow more brightly. Finally, they captured the flames in frameless panoramic enclosures, leaving next to nothing between you and the flickering warmth. The end result is the all-new Linear gas fire collection from Rinnai.
At one and a half metres wide, this is a truly impressive-looking fire. Add to that it’s availablity in either single or double-sided variants and you have a fire that’s a shining example of the wow factor. This is not just a means of heating your home, it’s an architectural statement.
Suitable for indoor installations only.
Ideal for living rooms and open plan areas. The versatile power flue system makes for easy installation in almost any living space, including bedrooms.
Heating areas
• Upper North Island, up to 135 m²
• Central and Lower North Island, up to 94 m²
• South Island, up to 79 m²
IMPORTANT: Gasfitters and builders
Linear models have adjustable wallboard support rails. The gasfitter will adjust these based on the thickness of the wall lining. It's important the gasfitter gets the wall lining information from the builder. If this is not done the wall lining will not sit flush (if a flush installation) and the cavity can overheat causing the fire to cut out.
BUILDERS: Due to the heat from the fire ensure a 50 mm clearance around the unit, including the rear (if a single-sided model). This information is included in the framing dimension pages of the installation guide, an extract 'Linear framing dimension pages' has been provided in the 'Downloads' tab for ease of reference. Use this in conjunction with the 'Linear additional wall lining detail' to ensure a successful installation.
14-40
MJ/h
3.3-8.5
kW*
75%
Available for Natural Gas or LPG, specify at the time of purchase
2-speed fan. Heat is distributed from the top of the appliance
The base of the combustion chamber towards the LHS, between the gas control and convection fan access panel
½ " BSP, the gas supply terminates inside the heater—lower left hand side
Continuous spark electronic ignition
37-45 dB(A)
Power flue. Inner 50 mm, outer 70-80 mm. Appliance MUST be installed with a Rinnai flue system
The Linear has a 1.5 m cord with a three-pin plug supplied. The power cord passes through a slot in the right-hand side of the appliance.
Flame failure sensing system, pressure relief, overheat safety switch, air temperature sensor, thermal fuse, overcurrent fuse, and spark detector.
The Linear can be operated using the basic infra-red remote, or for more features, such as timers and thermostatic control, using Rinnai's Wi-Fi fireplace controller app.
110 kg
The minimum clearances listed below are measured from the edge of the glass
Energy Safety Supplier Declaration of Compliance number -190752019
July 2019
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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