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Summary of Contents for Rinnai Continuum HV Series 1
- Page 1 Continuum HV SERIES 1...
- Page 2 Cold water supply The cold water inlet to the Rinnai Continuum should be a minimum of 150kPa and not exceed 500kPa. If the water pressure is in excess of 500kPa then a pressure reducing valve should be fitted. A stopcock, pressure limiting valve, line strainer, cold water expansion valve and non-return valve are required for all installations of the continuum.
- Page 3 Positioning your Rinnai Continuum Flue Window Door Meter Power A - 500mm minimum horizontally from an operable window, door, non-mechanical air inlet or any other opening into a building. B - 500mm minimum from any other flue terminal or combustion air intake.
- Page 4 Pipe sizing for both gas and water should be in accordance with NZ 5261 Power connection The Rinnai Continuum requires a 230 volt 10 amp supply. This will be in the form of an approved external fitted waterproof electrical socket. This appliance must not be hard wired.
- Page 5 Rinnai Continuum Hot Water Outlet Temperature / Pressure Relief valve Infinity Water Heater Secondary Flow Gas Connection Infinity Flow Secondary Return Pump Cylinder Thermostat Cold Water Wiring Junction Inlet...
- Page 6 900 mm 560 mm (250L) 610 mm (330L) 1405 1510 1715 (330) 1540 (250)
- Page 7 Schematic diagram for Rinnai Continuum Thermostat Pump Pump Infinity Wiring diagram for Rinnai Junction box Infinity Pump Thermostat...
- Page 8 Internal Rinnai Continuum Hot Water Outlet Temperature / Pressure Relief valve Secondary Flow Secondary Return Flow from external Infinity Cylinder Thermostat Return pipe to external Infinity Cold Water Inlet...
- Page 9 Given installation is in accordance with the manufactures specification, this appliance is warranted by Rinnai New Zealand for the cost of labour and components in the event of defects arising from faulty materials /or workmanship with the ensuing warranty conditions.
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