Before You Start; Appliance Location; Clearances - Rinnai ES750 Operation & Installation Manual

BEFORE YOU START

APPLIANCE LOCATION

The main considerations when positioning the heater are:
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Ensuring all minimum clearance requirements as shown are met.
•
Allowing sufficient access for ease of operation, servicing and removal of the appliance.
•
Ensuring the 3 pin plug is accessible and connected to a dedicated 240 V, 50 Hz, 10 Amp, earthed power
point supplied from mains electricity. The connection of the appliance to a permanent electrical supply (hard-
wiring) and the installation of any other electrical wiring, power outlets and switches MUST be performed
by a person authorised under the legislation of your local electrical authority, such as a licensed electrician.
•
Ensure any wall cavities above the heater are blocked off to avoid heat loss and poor heating performance.
If installing in an existing fireplace, chimney or wall cavity, always block off the space above and around the
heater to prevent heat loss and undesirable drafts. Failure to do this may cause the appliance to cut out.

CLEARANCES

The minimum clearances shown MUST be maintained.
Minimum Clearance to Combustibles (mm)
Sides 0
Floor 0
Back 0
Top (shelf or TV) 200
Front 915
Dimensions for Cavity Installation
Recommended Cavity Dimensions (mm)*
H
Model
One-sided (a) Two-sided (b) Three-sided (c)
ES750 858 786
ES1000 558 1036
ES1300 558 1336
ES1500 558 1536
ES1800 558 1836
ES2200 558 2236
*These dimensions are a guide. Always measure the appliance
on site before cutting the cavity.
Figure 4. Cavity Dimensions
A
H
40mm
W
One-sided (a)
Rinnai
No clearance
required
W
768 750
1018 1000
1318 1300
1518 1500
1818 1800
2218 2200
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D
H
Figure 3. Clearance to Combustibles
D
301
301
301
301
301
301
40mm
A
D
W
Two-sided (b)
14
A
40mm
D
H
W
Three-sided (c)
Electric Fire Heater OIM – Issue 1