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Rinnai RL75IN Tankless Hot Water Heater, 7.5 GPM, Natural Gas, Indoor Installation

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Style: Natural Gas, Indoor Installation


Size: 7.5 GPM


Features

  • Original Design: Tankless hot water heater's Circ-Logic technology offers recirculation patterns that match your habits; For the latest in non-condensing technology that speeds up service and installation, check out our new RE160iN model
  • Never Run Out of Hot Water with this Compact Tankless Gas Water Heater: Non-condensing tankless hot water heater from Rinnai is only the size of a small suitcase and fits in a wide variety of spaces, but provides up to 7.5 GPM (5 fixtures at once)
  • Smart, Durable Design: Includes 12-, 5-, and 1-year residential guarantee and 5-, 5-, and 1-year commercial factory warranty for heat exchanger, labor, and parts, respectively; See Controlr module for WiFi control (not included)
  • Professional Installation Recommended: Visit the Find a Rinnai PRO page on our website to locate a qualified technician in your area to install your tankless water heater; We do not recommend installing a water heater without a technician
  • Find Your Rinnai: See our product guides, manuals, energy guide, warranty information, videos, and tables to find the right tankless water heater for your home; Check our Ground Water Temperature Map to see if this heater is optimal for your region

Description

Rinnai's high-efficiency non-condensing indoor tankless natural gas water heater models offer advanced technology for your home with comfort and value. Designed to be extremely compact, this small water heater only takes up the space of a small suitcase, letting you reclaim some of your home's most valuable real estate. This smart on-demand hot water heater can be made even smarter with a Rinnai Controlr for WiFi connectivity (not included). This easy-to-install, ultra-compact unit lets you enjoy all the benefits of Rinnai tankless water heating. You'll experience clean, reliable hot water at a consistent pre-set temperature, while saving energy and precious floor space in your home. From the Manufacturer Stop planning your mornings and evenings around your water heater. Set your own schedule, thanks to the R75LSi. Ideal for two- to three-bathroom homes, the R75LSi delivers up to 7.5 gallons of hot water per minute (GPM), while saving energy and money. Mount your compact R75LSi in virtually any room, and vent directly to the outside with a single wall or roof penetration.

Brand: Rinnai


Product Dimensions: 17.5"W x 31"H


Special Feature: Compact size providing hot water for up to 5 fixtures simultaneously, Circ-Logic technology for recirculation patterns See more


Color: Gray


Wattage: 1.2E+3


Brand: ‎Rinnai


Product Dimensions: ‎17.5"W x 31"H


Special Feature: ‎Compact size providing hot water for up to 5 fixtures simultaneously, Circ-Logic technology for recirculation patterns


Color: ‎Gray


Wattage: ‎1.2E+3


Voltage: ‎120 Volts


Maximum Flow Rate: ‎7.5 Gallons Per Minute


Maximum Temperature: ‎1.4E+2 Degrees Fahrenheit


Style: ‎Natural Gas, Indoor Installation


Mounting Type: ‎Wall


Is Electric: ‎No


Manufacturer: ‎Rinnai


UPC: ‎720825247847 766156006333


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎47


Part Number: ‎RL75iN


Item Weight: ‎54 pounds


Item model number: ‎RL75iN


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎7.5 GPM


Pattern: ‎Heater


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Water Consumption: ‎9.4 Gallons


Certification: ‎AHRI Certified


Special Features: ‎Compact size providing hot water for up to 5 fixtures simultaneously, Circ-Logic technology for recirculation patterns


Usage: ‎Indoor use only


Included Components: ‎Valve Kit


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎See Manufacturer


Date First Available: June 27, 2011


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If you place your order now, the estimated arrival date for this product is: Sunday, Jan 5

This item is non-returnable:

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