is the Rinnai vent piping compatible with Jacuzzi tankless heaters?
1257502
Yes, looks and fits real nice. The label on the Jacuzzi heater says made by Rinnai. very easy and simple to install.
2135511
Yes, Noritz has some special venting, but regular PVC can also be used. The manual describes MANY venting situations and each meets a need. Mostly depends where you will be mounting the heater and what path the venting will take to get outside. Good luck!
1292842
Would not recommend trying even if it fits. This unit gives off some heat and needs clearance to vent itself. Also the pressure relief valve is on the top.
2064742
Hi David,I had a Caldera spa, from about the same time period and it worked fine. They include the reducing tubing as mine had 1" piping, and the new one came with 3/4" nipples, so I used them to match the existing tubing.
124430
compatible with faucets with 3 tubes coming out(water supply->faucet, faucet-> tank, tank->faucet), not those from Insinkerator with fourth steam vent tube.
1845487
I want to say yes, but I'm not 100% sure.. Best thing to do is to call the manufacturer and get the number that corresponds to your heater. Keep in mind that 9003542 is basically the same as 9003531 with the temperature ratings being the only difference, they're basically interchangeable. http://www.statewaterheaters.com/lit/partslist/res-gas.html
1924117
Mine works great and seems to be compatible with most RO systems. If properly installed you will have no air gaps. That may pertain to a different type of faucett.
850491
No, the hose connector screws onto the same place that the little tank attaches on the heater. Hope this helps!
349582
It depends on where you plan to install the heater, I used a flexible stainless steal line half inch with the proper connectors and shut off valve. Amazon.com supplies all this material.
756178
The Rinnai model RL94iN includes a set of valves with the water heater. Unfortunately, the Amazon description does not indicate that point. As a result, I purchased a set of valves separately, and had to return it later for a less than full refund. The water heater is very particular and sensitive to the type of exhaust pipes used. You cannot merely connect it to an old existing double wall system used by the water heater being replaced. Otherwise you get an error code, and the system will not operate. Check your manual.
819798
We brought our venting separately -- not included from Rinnai. Inorder to have it inspected, it has to be properly vented.
925079
I vented min vertical using my previous vent stack from my propane hot water heater. But did have to graduate the piping from 3" to 4" to 5" out the roof. Hope this helps
1484607
It depends on what material are you using and how many elbows you may need. Rinnai now allow you to use CPVC exhaust pipe which gives you a lot more distance and cheaper and you could buy from many pluming store, not Home Depot. For air intake, you may use PVC pipe and you have plenty of room. I spent lot of time to find the facts( almost 3 months to prepare to get all informations, many phone calls to company and stores for expert opinion, finally I realized not many people know accurately even some doing this business ) which I could give you more if I have your email address since I became a kind of expert. I installed myself with a my semipro friend last november and am very happy so far. Company recommends their own trained technician, but their price is unbelievably high. If you are a handy man, you can do it like any other people. I bought most material from Home Depot except for adopter for CPVC and CPVC pipe. I bought this unit and adopter from Amazon, much much cheaper than stores ( almost double ) All together It cost about 2500$ or less. I still have charts for vent lengths some body e mailed to me, but some how I can't send to you by this, not working. Another thing before I forget, is your gas line which should fit requirement. You have to call your gas company whether you need to change your gas meter or gas line for BTU of this unit and location of this unit in your house. Distance from gas meter decides, usually it is OK but very important for proper function. You could find the chart from google.
313647
There are a number of variables that would determine the size of pipe needed. I am including a link to their user and installation manual to assist you. http://www.rinnai.us/documentation/downloads/U306-066103.pdf
705110
I am not a technician, and I actually chose not to buy the Takagi unit, but whatever sizes or materials, the manufacturer recommends, I would use. I don't know what will pass through the piping, but too large, or too small, is sure to assure a hassle. Those units are sensitive, and they will protest, by not working properly, when you need them the most.
501969
Hi Tim,Of course it is compatible, actually they sell the grundfos valve together with the Watts pump; check out: http://www.watts.com/pages/whatsnew/IHWRS.aspI am actually using them (I have two valves), with a much cheaper pump, a Topflo (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Topsflo-15PV-12V-DC-Solar-Power-Hot-Water-Circulation-Pump-Digital-Thermometer-/131133978341) and an electronic wireless remote system... As long as it is not a positive displacement pump and it lifts a 6 meter head you will be just fine. ANd by the way, the valve works great; it is such a pleasure to open the tap and not have to wait for ages to get warm, that the water saving fact becomes a second level benefit... ;) Hi Tim,Of course it is compatible, actually they sell the grundfos valve together with the Watts pump; check out: http://www.watts.com/pages/whatsnew/IHWRS.aspI am actually using them (I have two valves), with a much cheaper pump, a Topflo (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Topsflo-15PV-12V-DC-Solar-Power-Hot-Water-Circulation-Pump-Digital-Thermometer-/131133978341) and an electronic wireless remote system... As long as it is not a positive displacement pump and it lifts a 6 meter head you will be just fine. ANd by the way, the valve works great; it is such a pleasure to... » Read More Hi Tim,Of course it is compatible, actually they sell the grundfos valve together with the Watts pump; check out: http://www.watts.com/pages/whatsnew/IHWRS.aspI am actually using them (I have two valves), with a much cheaper pump, a Topflo (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Topsflo-15PV-12V-DC-Solar-Power-Hot-Water-Circulation-Pump-Digital-Thermometer-/131133978341) and an electronic wireless remote system... As long as it is not a positive displacement pump and it lifts a 6 meter head you will be just fine. ANd by the way, the valve works great; it is such a pleasure to open the tap and not have to wait for ages to get warm, that the water saving fact becomes a second level benefit... ;) « Show Less
1597869
I am not sure what the difference is, although I used the Rinnai 22182 all weather on a Jacuzzi J-SN180F heater which is made by Rinnai and is not a condensing heater. working like a champ now for about 6 months.