Operating instructions

Rinnai New Zealand Ltd. RDV36 Heat Transfer Kit Installaon 11700-E 05-11
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About the heat transfer kit
Traditional res heat one part of the house, but with the Rinnai Symmetry’s innovative heat
ducting, heat can be transferred to an additional room in your home. This feature helps you
make the most of the heat that is being generated.
The re’s exible heat ducting can be run horizontally and vertically through a wall or through
the oor to distribute warm air to another area without the need for a second heat source.
Heat output
The heat output system is capable of providing up to 2 kW of heat to additional areas.
Will this reduce the heat output of the Rinnai Symmetry?
Yes, the heat output of the Rinnai Symmetry will be reduced roughly by the kilowatt output
being diverted through the heat transfer system.
How hot is the air coming out through the ceiling or oor outlets?
This can be anywhere from 60-75 °C (including ambient air temperature). While this sounds hot,
this heat quickly mixes with the cooler air in the room.
Can I keep the door closed of the room being heated?
It is not advisable as the room can overheat (no temperature control). Circulation of air is also
maximised when internal doors are left open.
How long will it take to heat a room?
Approximately 1-2 hours depending on the size of the room.
Floor outlet
When not in use, close the louvres. This will reduce the amount of dust and other particles
entering the ducting system.
The air ow direction of the oor outlet can be altered by taking out the side vents and
repositioning.
Maintenance
The outlets can be cleaned using a soft damp cloth and mild detergent. Do not use solvents and
do not attempt to clean the outlets while the heat transfer system is in operation.
There is no servicing required for the fan.
Safety
The supply cord to the fan motor of this equipment cannot be replaced. If damaged, the entire
unit should be replaced (W).
• When the heat transfer system is operating, do not restrict the warm air discharge by
closing o, or placing articles directly over the outlets
• Do not allow anyone to place or drop articles in the outlets
• Children should be supervised at all times to ensure they do not play with any part of the
system