About Your Rinnai Neo - Rinnai Neo Operation Manual

About your Rinnai Neo

Congratulations on the purchase of your Rinnai Neo gas fireplace. The Neo range
combines modern good looks with the latest advances in technology. Impressively it's
the first natural draft fireplace available in New Zealand with a greater than 4-star energy
rating across all installations.
Convection fan helps to
circulate heat more efficiently
Control panel
Up to 6.94 kW heat output—will
warm large areas
Mix and match from a range of
framing options
A choice of contemporary and
classic framing options are
available—has the added benefit
of being able to interchange the
frames at a later stage.
Contemporary frame Premium Classic
frame (inbuilt
models only)
Child lock function
Neo ETR models have a built-in
child lock function that requires
pressing two buttons at the same
time to operate the appliance. This
function cannot be overridden. To
turn the controller on, press PWR
and OK at the same time. To turn
the controller off, press PWR.
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The intelligent electronic timer remote (ETR)
provides unmatched control of your appliance.
General description
Your Neo is a burning log effect,
gas fire with a natural draft
combustion system, intended
for use with NG and ULPG. The
burning log effect is achieved
using one single main burner with
strategically placed imitation logs
and granules. The burner, logs, and
granules are contained in a glass
fronted, sealed burner box.
Temperature control is achieved
by pressing the up or down arrows
on the manual control panel or via
the wireless controller.
This heater has an electronic
ignition with intermittent pilot.
The pilot is only on when the
heater is in operation.
Air for combustion is drawn
from the room. By-products of
combustion are exhausted via the
flue discharge vent when installed
in a masonry chimney, or when
installed in a zero clearance box
A glass dress guard creates
protection without obstructing
the view
Mix and match from a range of
framing options
Low standby power, less than
3 W
or as a freestanding unit, through
a 100 mm x 150 mm flue to the
outside of the house.
This appliance is modular and
consists of an 'engine' that
is utilised in any of the three
configuration types as listed.
Fireplace: Masonry installation
The appliance is directly mounted
into an existing masonry fire place
or a non-combustible masonry
enclosure that has a chimney.
Zero clearance (mock chimney)
installation
The appliance is fitted within a zero
clearance box then inserted into a
wall or other suitable structure.
Freestanding installation: Plinth
or console
The appliance is housed in a
decorative fabricated sheet
metal box that is intended to be
freestanding and not inbuilt.