Why choose a Rinnai INFINITY A26?

We’ve all been there, it’s the middle of a frosty cold winter morning in Auckland, and you’re already dreading having to shower, the question lingers in your mind… “Surely they haven’t already used up all the hot water?” You take a step into the shower, looking forward to the warm water running down your back, but to your horror you realize and whisper to yourself aloud “yes… they have” leaving you with icy cold water running down your spine. We bet that many people don’t give much thought about how much hot water we actually need or use in our households, or how much of our water is actually being heated and when. According to the Energy Efficiency and Conversation Authority, heating water makes up for a staggering 30% of the average New Zealand household energy bill. Now that’s a huge portion of your bill! So, we believe it is important to inform yourselves about the different types of water heating systems we use in our households, and if the current system you have is really the most efficient and effective for your family. 

Types of Hot Water Heating in New Zealand

Before we talk about the costs associated with a Rinnai Gas Heater let us explain the different types of hot water heating systems available in New Zealand. The three main systems are:

  • Electric hot water cylinders 
  • Gas continuous flow hot water heaters (e.g.: Rinnai INFINITY)
  • Heat pump water heaters

The Rinnai INFINITY gas water heaters VT26 and A26 falls under “Gas Continuous Flow hot water heater” which means the amount of hot water is endless. Music to the ears of any mum with young kids in Auckland who all just want a hot shower. So, how does it work? 

Rinnai infinity specifications 

Rinnai INFINITY A26 and VT26 Gas Hot Water Heaters is a “califont”; which is basically a tank-less gas-powered heater that works on demand. The importance of a califont is that there’s no energy lost heating water just to have it sitting there waiting for it to be used, so no large bulky storage tank, your water is instantly heated. Gas hot water storage systems are also known to have a faster heat recovery time than an electric hot water cylinder; meaning even a large family with additional people in the home would not run out of hot water. However, what is even more important is that gas water heaters have a longer life-span which means you won’t have to worry about your system breaking down.  Lastly, there is no major risk of a burst cylinder flooding half your home. Now if you’re looking forward to never running out of hot water and freeing up your storage area, the Rinnai INFINITY matched with an accredited installer from Regency Plumbing may be the perfect system for you! 

So, is it really worth it? Costs and services

The Rinnai INFINITY gas water heater A26 system is required to be installed by both a professional registered plumber and a registered gas fitter – which is all inclusive in your Rinnai INFINITY installation package with Regency Plumbing. The Rinnai INFINITY A26 gas heater will usually cost you about $1,966 for just the unit itself. The usual retail cost of the Rinnai INFINITY plus installation is approximately $4,890.84 inc GST; however you can take advantage of our latest specials for only $3,787 inc GST! This is for the natural gas model, the LPG model is $200 extra. You also have the additional option of adding the Rinnai INFINITY (MC601A) Compact Controller for the special price of $300 inc GST. Regency Plumbing will include the services below during your install: 

  • Supplying and fitting a brand new Rinnai INFINITY A26 continuous gas hot water heater
  • Providing a registered gasfitter and plumber to care of all plumbing, gas fitting and gas certification required to make the installation as smooth as possible 
  • Disconnecting your existing hot water system
  • Installing a new exterior electrical switch
  • Setting up the gas pipework

The Rinnai INFINITY A26 heating water system is typically installed on an outside wall of your Auckland home. This ends up being of great benefit as it saves you plenty of indoor space! It’s sleek and slender Japanese design and quality makes it a great addition to any household. Moreover, not only does it look great, but with its innovative and modernized technology; there’s no wasted electricity trying to keep your water heated to over 60 degrees at all times like an Electric hot water cylinder would require. Just turn on your tap and you’ll get an unlimited supply of hot water at any time of the day or even year. The cost associated with the Rinnai INFINTY heaters ranges due to the amount of hot water usage in your household, size of unit, and depends largely on which type of gas you decide to use; LPG or natural gas (if you already have a supply). However, you can be assured that a great deal of time and professionalism is carefully placed during your Rinnai gas heater package install and with all the above services included we don’t think you can get a better deal than this! So, you’ll cut your power bill and the amount of wasted water by choosing an efficient hot water system like the Rinnai INFINITY. PLUS If you decide to go with LPG; we’ll also throw in your first refill LPG bottle for FREE!

Transferring your water heating system to a Rinnai INFINITY A26 Gas Water Heater is not only the smartest decision you’ll ever make, but more importantly it’s also the most cost effective way to heat hot water; which will end up saving your household money in the long run. Whether you believe it’s time for you to replace your aging electric hot water cylinder, you’re renovating your home, or building a new home, or as a family you always keep running out of hot water, our special offer could be just the option for you.

So, it’s time to upgrade your hot water system to a Rinnai INFINITY A26 Gas Hot Water System TODAY

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5 thoughts on “What does a Rinnai Infinity actually cost?

    • Regan says:

      Hi Rose. I assume you’re asking about a Rinnai Infinity. We are not installing units out of Auckland at this time.
      We do sometimes go out of Auckland and just charge extra travel, but at this time we are just too busy in Auckland.
      Thanks for asking.

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