Rinnai Linear 800 Gas Fireplace Installation Guide

Linear 800 Gas Fireplace

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Specifications

• Input: 800FT 15-35 MJ/h, 1000FT 14-34 MJ/h,
  1500 14-40 MJ/h

• Output: 800FT 3.5-7.7 kW, 1000 3.6-7.4 kW,
  1500 3.3-8.5 kW

• Heating area: 71-123 m2, 69-118 m2, 79-135
  m2

• Efficiency: >75% (all models on high)

• Gas type: NG or ULPG

Product Information

The Linear Gas Fireplace Collection from Rinnai offers a range
of models with innovative design and advanced technology. Inspired
by New Zealand landscapes, the collection features lifelike
ceramics, realistic flames, and frameless panoramic enclosures for
a captivating fireplace experience.

Installation Considerations

The Linear fireplace is suitable for living rooms and open plan
areas, with a versatile power flue system for easy installation in
various living spaces, including bedrooms. It is ideal for new
build installations.

When installing, consider room size as smaller rooms will heat
up quickly. Placing the fireplace higher up on the wall may create
draughts in some room configurations due to convection air being
pushed out from the top of the appliance.

Usage Instructions

The Linear Gas Fireplace can be operated using a simple
infra-red remote or the Rinnai Wi-Fi app for full thermostatic
control and other features like timers. Different burn media
options are available for customization.

The convection fan has a 2-speed setting and distributes heat
from the top of the appliance. Make sure to refer to the data plate
for specific details on your model’s features and components.

FAQ

Q: Where can I find the most up-to-date information about

Rinnai products?

A: For the latest information on Rinnai products, visit
www.rinnai.co.nz or contact Rinnai New Zealand Limited at 0800
RINNAI (0800 746 624).

Q: What are the heating area ranges for different models in the

Linear Collection?

A: The heating area ranges vary for each model: 71-123 m2 for
800FT, 69-118 m2 for 1000FT, and 79-135 m2 for 1500.

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Linear Gas Fireplace Collection
Specification guide

Important

Rinnai is constantly improving its products, and as such, information and specifications are subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date information, go to www.rinnai.co.nz.

Help is here
For more information about buying, using, and servicing of Rinnai appliances call 0800 RINNAI (0800 746 624).

Rinnai New Zealand Limited 105 Pavilion Drive, Mangere, Auckland
PO Box 53177, Auckland Airport, Auckland 2150

Phone: Email: Web:

09 257 3800
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Contents
The Linear Collection……………………………………..4 Specification …………………………………………………6 Unit dimensions …………………………………………….7 Clearances to combustibles ……………………………8 Hearths ………………………………………………………..9 TV installation ……………………………………………….10 Cavity ventilation for the room thermistor ………….11 Linear 800 framing dimensions ……………………….12 Linear 1000 framing dimensions ……………………..13 Linear 1500 framing dimensions ……………………..14 Linear Indoor-Outdoor critical dimensions…………15 Burn media …………………………………………………..17 Accessories ………………………………………………….18 Flueing options ……………………………………………..20 Flue components …………………………………………..22 Linear ordering guide……………………………………..24 Running costs……………………………………………….26

The Linear Collection

Designed and made in New Zealand
Rinnai’s designers took their inspiration from Aotearoa’s unique landscapes. They hand selected driftwood washed up on our wild West Coast beaches, and stones to match those shaped by our rivers and tides. These were painstakingly recreated as perfectly lifelike ceramics.

Rinnai’s engineers then reinvented gas fire technology so flames burn more realistically and embers glow more brightly. Finally, they captured the flames in frameless panoramic enclosures leaving next to nothing between you and the flickering warmth. The end result is the Linear gas fire collection from Rinnai.

The Linear Collection at a glance
800 double-side FlameTech logs

800 indoor-outdoor FlameTech logs

1000 double-side FlameTech logs

1000 sing;e-side FlameTech logs

1000 single-side modern media

1000 double-side designer logs

1500 single-side designer logs

1500 double-side modern media

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Successful installation – the devil is in the detail
With a number of these beautiful fires already installed, we’ve learned a thing or two. A successful installation is all about the detail. Here’s a summary of some of the important details that will ensure a smooth and pain- free installation. · Framing dimensions
The Linear units are not symmetrical, the cavity needs to be framed based on the centreline of the Linear glass, NOT the opening size. Refer to p.12-15 for more information. · Wall linings and clearances to combustibles There are some aspects of the wall lining installation that are critical to the safe operation of the appliance. One aspect is the free flow of air around the unit. As there are a myriad of wall lining options a supplementary `Additional guide to installing wall linings’ can be found on our website. Information on clearances to combustibles can be found on p.8. · Cavity ventilation for the room temperature sensor Ventilation of an area of at least 2000 mm2 is recommended in the cavity, ideally below the base of the fire. This is to provide air to the temperature sensor located in the base of the fire, which senses the room temperature, refer p.11 for more information. · Keeping the area clear in front of the IR receiver We’ve had instances where design, whilst beautiful, has caused IR receiver issues. This includes installing large marble stone, schist walls, and korteen steel directly in front of the IR receiver. We’ve also had installations where the IR receiver has been painted over. This will severely restrict the distance at which you can operate the fire via Wi-Fi or simple remote. More information on this is included in the installation guide available on our website. · Linear Indoor- Outdoor The Linear window assembly allows a double-sided Linear model to be installed in an external wall. The fires have been modified to allow for a window installation. Ensure you have ordered the correct model and window kit, refer p.24 for more information. The Linear Indoor-Outdoor assembly is unable to be retrofitted to an existing Linear doublesided model as customisation is needed to fit a window–a new fire would be required.
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Specification
Inbuilt power flued convection fan fire operated by a simple infra-red remote, or by the Rinnai Wi-Fi app that allows full thermostatic control as well as other features such as timers. Different burn media options available.

Specification summary

Input

Output*

800FT 15-35 MJ/h 3.5-7.7 kW 1000FT

1000 14-34 MJ/h 3.6-7.4 kW

1500 14-40 MJ/h 3.3-8.5 kW

Heating area** 71-123 m2
69-118 m2 79-135 m2

• Will vary according to gas type and flue configuration ** Will vary depending on geographical location in NZ

Efficiency Gas type

= > 75% (all models on high) = NG or ULPG

The heat output and heating areas will differ slightly for the single sided and double sided variants. Single sided models will be slightly more efficient.

Suitability Ideal for living rooms and open plan areas. Versatile power flue system makes for easy installation in almost any living space, including bedrooms.
The Linear is ideal for a new build installation.

Installation considerations Room size–smaller rooms will heat up quickly, and due to the efficiency of the appliance, if in thermostatic mode, will reduce to a low flame profile.
Installation of the Linear higher up the wall, in some room configurations, can create draughts due to the convection air being pushed out from the top of the appliance.

Convection fan
2-speed fan. Heat is distributed from the top of the appliance.

Data plate – 1500
Base of the combustion chamber towards the left hand side, between the gas control and convection fan access panel.

Gas connection ½ ” BSP, the gas supply terminates inside the unit–lower left hand side of the appliance.

Ignition: Continuous spark electronic ignition.

Noise level: 37-45 dB(A)

Power flue Inner 50 mm, outer 70~80 mm. Appliance must
be installed with a Rinnai flue system.

Power consumption/electrical supply

High

= 50 W

Standby

= <8 W

The Linear has a 1.5 m power cord with a three pin plug supplied. The power cord passes through a slot in the right hand side of the
appliance.

Safety devices
Flame failure sensing system, pressure relief, overheat safety switch, air temperature sensor, thermal fuse, overcurrent fuse, and spark
detection.

Temperature control The Linear can be operated using the basic infra-red remote, or for more features, such as timers and thermostatic control, using Rinnai’s Wi-Fi fireplace controller app.

Weights
800 1000 1500

Unit 100 kg 100 kg 110 kg

Packaged 120 kg 125 kg 140 kg

Data plate – 800/1000
Base of the combustion chamber, left hand side, on the convection fan access panel.

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Unit dimensions
– These are the unit dimensions only, not the framing dimensions – The centre of the glass is NOT the centre of the appliance

1245 mm

726 mm

519 mm

Viewable glass 800 x 505 mm

435 mm

Linear 800 966 ± 5 mm

Linear 1000 741 ± 5 mm

816 mm

1435 mm 619 mm

Viewable glass 1000 x 280 mm

435 mm

1066 mm

1935 mm

869 mm

Viewable glass 1500 x 280 mm

435 mm

Linear 1500 741 ± 5 mm

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Clearances from combustibles
The clearances listed below, measured from the edge of the glass, are minimum clearances unless otherwise stated.

While the fire is operating The appliance must not be installed where curtains or other combustible materials could come into contact with the fire. The 400 mm side clearance includes side walls. The 1000 mm clearance is in front of the fire.

400 mm

Floor protection

400 mm

400 mm

Heat emanating from this fire may over time

affect the appearance of some materials used for

flooring, such as, carpet, vinyl, cork or timber. To

1000 mm

avoid this occurring, it is recommended a mat be

placed in front of the appliance.

Mantels and surrounds Combustible mantels and surrounds require clearance from the unit to minimise the risk of fire.
Mantels and surrounds, made of combustible material such as wood are allowed providing they are outside the minimum clearances detailed below.

B – mantel depth A
C

A Mantel needs to be a minimum of 400 mm away from the edge of the glass B Maximum mantel depth at 400 mm (A) is 250 mm maximum C Surround needs to be a minimum of 400 mm away from the edge of the glass

For every 50 mm of added mantel depth there must be an additional 100 mm of clearance from the edge of the glass. For example:

Mantel depth: `A’ clearance required

300 mm

500 mm

350 mm

600 mm

400 mm

700 mm

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Hearths
Any hearth that is installed in the shaded area (shown below) must be capable of withstanding temperatures up to 100 °C. Some laminated materials may buckle or delaminate when exposed to high levels of heat.
300 mm

200 mm 45°
Linear

Hearth 100 mm

Shaded area MUST BE
capable of withstanding temperatures up to 100 °C

1 3 2
1. A 3 mm air gap between the hearth and lower fire lip is critical. This allows for air flow to critical components and for correct operation of the IR receiver.
2. The lower support rail is only required if the side rails are used, side rails are required for combustible wall linings.
3. The finishing trim latches are not needed if a hearth is installed, they can be snapped off if they are in the way.
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TV installation
The Linear has a fan that distributes warm air from the top of the appliance out into the room. As warm air is dispersed outwards and not directly upwards, installation of a TV may be an option.

400 mm

400 mm

The diagram shows recommended clearances when installing a TV directly above the Linear, or into a recess.
Always check with the TV manufacturer It is up to the owner to check the TV installation with the TV manufacturer–some have warranty conditions that state a TV is not to be installed above a fireplace.
Rinnai does not accept any responsibility for damage to a TV resulting from the use of this information.

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Cavity ventilation for the room temperature sensor

Ventilation of an area of at least 2000 mm2 is recommended in the cavity, ideally below the base of the fire. This is to provide room air to the temperature sensor located in the base of the fire, which senses the room temperature. Ventilation can be via a vent or an open toe kick at the base of the cavity.

Alternatively, provide a way of moving the room temperature sensor into the room, for example under the hearth–ensure it can be accessed/removed for service.

Cavity ventilation design ideas

front view

front view

peninsular top view peninsular side view
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Linear 800 minimum framing dimensions (mm)

IMPORTANT

The framing dimensions have the studs offset. This is because the cavity needs to be framed based on the centreline of the Linear glass, NOT the opening size. Where there is a requirement for a symmetrical installation, the cavity size will need to increase, refer diagram below.

80**

845

49 assumes

770

10 mm wallboard

Front face to center of flue

310

500 **

Glass centreline

1690 (for symmetrical cavity)
1365 845

1250 730 min.

520 min.

Clearance (approx. 50 mm)

816*

Recommend that the lintel is left until the fire is installed so clearances can be maintained

566*

Left hand short stud

1020 min.

~800

257±5

640

360

Min. 100 mm underneath to allow for gas supply to enter cavity
Shaded area is the required clearance area around the fire of approx. 50 mm. On the RHS this is automatically achieved with the carry bar.
IMPORTANT: Maintain the 50 mm clearance around the unit, even for non- combustible material. The RHS of the fire gets very hot and can transfer heat. Real-life example, a section of steel framing butted up to the RHS transferred heat to a plaster wall causing it to crack.
To give extra room the left hand short stud can be left out until the Linear is installed.

413 425
413 mm assumes a 10 mm wallboard on both sides of a double-sided unit.
425 mm is the min. for a single-sided unit with 10 mm wallboard to maintain 50 mm clearance to the back of the fire.

Minimum wallboard cutout if using the outer finishing trim

**

Maintain 25 mm clearance to combustibles for the first 500 mm of flue

· All dimensions are assuming a 10 mm wallboard · Studs and joists are required directly below the support feet of the fire · Framing shown is 90 x 45 mm · Fire platform shown is 18 mm plywood

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Linear 1000 minimum framing dimensions (mm)

IMPORTANT

The framing dimensions have the studs offset. This is because the cavity needs to be framed based on the centreline of the Linear glass, NOT the opening size. Where there is a requirement for a symmetrical installation, the cavity size will need to increase, refer diagram below.

80**

Front face to center of flue

945 870

49 assumes 10 mm wallboard

310

Glass centreline

1890 (for symmetrical cavity)

1565 945
1450

830 min.

620 min.

Clearance (approx. 50 mm)

1016*

Recommend that the lintel is left until the fire is installed so clearances can be maintained

500 **

257±5 341*

Left hand short stud

796 min

~ 575

740

460

Min. 100 mm underneath to allow for gas supply to enter cavity
Shaded area is the required clearance area around the fire of approx. 50 mm. On the RHS this is automatically achieved with the carry bar.
IMPORTANT: Maintain the 50 mm clearance around the unit, even for non- combustible material. The RHS of the fire gets very hot and can transfer heat. Real-life example, a section of steel framing butted up to the RHS transferred heat to a plaster wall causing it to crack.
To give extra room the left hand short stud can be left out until the Linear is installed.

413 425
413 mm assumes a 10 mm wallboard on both sides of a double-sided unit.
425 mm is the min. for a single-sided unit with 10 mm wallboard to maintain 50 mm clearance to the back of the fire.

Minimum wallboard cutout if using the outer finishing trim

**

Maintain 25 mm clearance to combustibles for the first 500 mm of flue

· All dimensions are assuming a 10 mm wallboard · Studs and joists are required directly below the support feet of the fire · Framing shown is 90 x 45 mm · Fire platform shown is 18 mm plywood

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Linear 1500 minimum framing dimensions (mm)

IMPORTANT

The framing dimensions have the studs offset. This is because the cavity needs to be framed based on the centreline of the Linear glass, NOT the opening size. Where there is a requirement for a symmetrical installation, the cavity size will need to increase, refer diagram below.

49 assumes 10 mm wallboard

80**

Front face to center of flue

1195 1120

310

Glass centreline

1195

2390 (for symmetrical cavity) 2065

1950

1080 min.

870 min.

1516*

Recommend lintel is left until the fire is installed so clearances can be maintained

500 **

257 ±5 341*

Left hand short stud

796 min

~ 575

990

710

Min. 100 mm underneath to allow for gas supply to enter cavity
Shaded area is the required clearance area around the fire of approx. 50 mm. On the RHS this is automatically achieved with the carry bar.
IMPORTANT: Maintain the 50 mm clearance around the unit, even for non- combustible material. The RHS of the fire gets very hot and can transfer heat. Real-life example, a section of steel framing butted up to the RHS transferred heat to a plaster wall causing it to crack.
To give extra room the left hand short stud can be left out until the Linear is installed.

Minimum wallboard cutout if using the outer finishing trim

**

Maintain 25 mm clearance to combustibles for the first 500 mm of flue

· All dimensions are assuming a 10 mm wallboard · Studs and joists are required directly below the support feet of the fire · Framing shown is 90 x 45 mm · Fire platform shown is 18 mm plywood

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413 425
413 mm assumes a 10 mm wallboard on both sides of a double-sided unit.
425 mm is the min. for a single-sided unit with 10 mm wallboard to maintain 50 mm clearance to the back of the fire.

Linear Indoor-Outdoor critical dimensions (mm)
Use the below information in conjunction with the framing dimensions on the previous pages.
For a successful installation it’s important that the proposed window placement is checked to make sure the fire will fit. For example, enough room underneath for the Linear to be installed, and just as important, that the Linear fire won’t be installed too high up the wall. The fire needs to be sized to match the window height. For the window dimensions refer next page.
The Linear 800 window opens sideways, left or right. The Linear 1000 / 1500 window opens downwards.

162 mm CRITICAL

455 mm

15mm min. overlap
130-160mm (total wall thickness incl. cladding)
1

315 mm reference

2
This dimension is for the 1000 and 1500 window to open fully. The 800 window opens to the side.
3 545-585 mm (minus wall lining)

A plinth is constructed to position the fire in front of the outdoor window. This ensures the front lip of the fire is in line with the window lip, and ensures a complete view of the fire from the outside.
The critical dimensions for a successful and aligned installation are numbered 1, 2, and 3 on the diagrams. The 162 mm dimension (number 2) is to the window sill–packing and/or feet adjustment may be required.
While the 455 mm height allows for the window to be fully open (1000 and 1500 models), it may be too high for the preferred viewing position of the fire. Adjust as required.

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Linear Indoor-Outdoor window dimensions (mm)
1185 934

514 718 ± 2

800 window 765

299 503 ± 2

24 1138 ± 2
1385 1134

1000 window 551

24

1338 ± 2

1886 1634

1500 window 551

24 1838 ± 2
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111 111 111

299 503 ± 2

Linear Collection burn media
There is no part number for the 800 / 1000 FlameTech log set as the burn media is included with the fire.

800 FlameTech log set

1000 FlameTech log set

Utilising innovative log technology, flames emanate from the logs giving a more realistic flame picture.

R2902: 1000 designer log set
Mimicking natural drift wood and beach stones (ordered separately).

R2904: 1000 modern media
Modern media in the form of reflective black crushed glass (ordered separately).

R2903: 1500 designer log set Mimicking natural drift wood and beach stones (ordered separately).

R2905: 1500 modern media Modern media in the form of reflective black crushed glass (ordered separately).
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Linear Collection accessories

Linear outer finishing trims (black) 15 mm THIN
800 R2915 (840 x 590 mm) 1000 R2916 (1040 x 365 mm) 1500 R2917 (1040 x 365 mm)

50 mm WIDE R2960 (910 x 660 mm) R2961 (1110 x 435 mm) R2962 (1610 x 435 mm)

Installation of the Linear requires the wall lining to be installed flush with the lips of the appliance. With plasterboard a smooth flush finish can be problematic. The outer finishing trim accessory, powder coated black, is designed to help achieve a smooth edge finish without plastering against the fire, which your tradie plasterers will love you for. Not suitable for installations with a hearth.

15 mm THIN finishing trim example

Linear mesh guard (black)

· 800

R2912

· 1000

R2913

· 1500

R2914

Designed to protect against touching the hot
surface of the glass. No fixing required, the mesh guard, via two top slots, sits over the glass frame tabs, with the lower section secured in the same channel that holds the glass front.

The mesh will still get very hot. If you are wanting to stop young hands from getting near the fireplace we would recommend a fire guard in front of the fire.

Pinecone accessory kit : R2906 (all models) · Five pinecones
Elevate the aesthetics of your Rinnai fire by bringing the ambience of a woodland bonfire straight to your living room. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, these specially moulded ceramic pinecones (two small, two medium, and one large) look like just the real thing.
Ideally installed at the same time as the Linear as retrofitting will require a licensed gasfitter to install.

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Linear black magic reflective side panels (two in a set)

· 800

R2910

· 1000 / 1500

R2911

Black glass reflector panels. Enhances the flame picture by producing a mirror image of the flames in the side panels. The images below show the Linear 1000 double-sided log set with the side panels installed, and the Linear 1000 double-sided modern media with the standard ceramic grooved side panels. Ideally installed at the same time as the Linear as retrofitting will require removing a number of internal components, which will add cost and time.

Reflective side panels

Standard ceramic grooved side panels

Linear peninsular pack (black)

· 800

R2924

· 1000 / 1500

R2925

A series of metal panels (1 mm thick) designed to fit around the fire to create a peninsular design on a double-sided model, as shown in the image below.

Each kit comes in three sections, two flat pieces and one folded endcap–powder coated black. We also have the ability to manufacture custom sizes, which are made to order, please contact Rinnai for more information.

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Linear flueing options

For lowest cost, optimal performance, ease of installation and servicing, Rinnai recommend short flue installations (less than 3 m) are considered before all other options.

When considering the location of the fire care must be taken to ensure the flue path is free from obstructions such as studs, noggins, joists, braces, electrics etc.

Maximum flue length = 8.5 m

Maximum number of bends = three

For every 90° bend, the overall length must be reduced by 1 m. For example, if an installation has three 90° bends, the maximum flue length can be 5.5 m. The elbow component of the Linear adaption flue kit (LSFKIT01) IS NOT counted as a 90° bend.

300 mm of straight flue before any bends A minimum of 300 mm of straight flue is required before any bends. This is required due to the heat
produced from the initial section of flue. The LSFKIT01 has the 300 mm minimum flue length built in.

If using the direct flue (ASPDFK) and connecting to any bends, a flue transition extension (LSFEXKIT01) must be connected to achieve the minimum length.

Side direct, sided extended, side and back flueing Side direct through the wall flueing for walls up to 385 mm thick. Flue can be extended if the wall thickness is greater than 385 mm by using additional lengths of flue pipe, and the pipe can be directed behind by using the flue transition extension and bend kit.

1. Direct flue kit – ASPDFK

1. Direct flue kit – ASPDFK

2. Flue pipe

– ESPIPE900

1. Direct flue kit – ASPDFK

2. Flue transition – LSFEXTKIT01

3. 45° bends – ESBEND

4. Flue pipe

– ESPIPE900

Back direct and back extended flueing By changing the direction of the adaption flue position and connection, back direct and back direct
extended flueing is possible.

1. Adaption flue – LSFKIT01 2. Wall terminal – ESWTERM
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1. Adaption flue – LSFKIT01

2. Flue pipe

– ESPIPE900

3. Wall terminal – ESWTERM

Up and back, and up and over flueing Up and back through the wall flueing for walls up to 385 mm thick. Flue can be extended if the wall
thickness is greater than 385 mm by using additional lengths of flue pipe.

1. Adaption flue 2. 45° bends 3. Flue pipe 4. Wall terminal

– LSFKIT01 – ESBEND – ESPIPE900 – ESWTERM

1. Adaption flue 2. 45° bends 3. Flue pipe 4. Wall terminal

– LSFKIT01 – ESBEND – ESPIPE900 x 2 – ESWTERM

Down and out flueing The down and out flue allows for the adaption flue to face downwards, and for the flue to run vertically through a hole in the floor, and then to terminate horizontally outside.

1. Adaption flue 2. Flue pipe 3. 45° bends 4. Wall terminal 5. Wall plate

– LSFKIT01 – ESPIPE900 x 2 – ESBEND – ESWTERM – ESPLATE (not shown)

1. Adaption flue 2. Flue pipe 3. 45° bends 4. Wall terminal 5. Wall plate

– LSFKIT01 – ESPIPE900 x 3 – ESBEND – ESWTERM – ESPLATE (not shown)

Vertical flueing The vertical in-wall flue installation is installed against an internal wall or other suitable cavity, and is run vertically upwards to a vertical termination above the roof.

1. Adaption flue 2. Flue pipe 3. Vertical terminal

– LSFKIT01 – ESPIPE900 – ESROOFCOWL
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Linear flue components

Due to heat from the flue components, maintain 25 mm clearance to combustibles for the first 500 mm of flue

Direct flue kit – ASPDFK (aluminium) Suitable for walls up to 385 mm thick (can be cut to length). Can also be used with ESPIPE900 for longer flueing. The minimum length when measured from the back plate of the transition casting MUST NOT be less than 300 mm when joining to other components.

Adaption flue kit – LSFKIT01 Includes flue adaptor, flue extension, standoff bracket, flue slide stopper (4822), O-ring silicone grease.

540 mm

140 mm

Ø 75 mm

Not pictured is the internal white wall plate

77 mm

475 mm

50 mm

45° flue bends – ESBEND Two bends in a kit. Can be used separately, or together as a 90° bend. .

Wall terminal kit – ESWTERM Used to terminate the ESPIPE900 in horizontal flue installations when used with LSFKIT01.

Spacers are mandatory to ensure alignment of the flue and to stop the outer bends overheating

115 mm

Flue pipe – ESPIPE900 Extension pipe used for horizontal, vertical, and downwards flueing. Can be cut to size at the non-socketed end.
Inner is aluminium, outer white PVC. Comes with a wall bracket, o-ring (4350), and spacer (4351).

Roof terminal – ESROOFCOWL Roof cowl and connecting pipe for termination of a vertical flue–can be cut to size. 500 mm clearance required from any part of the building.
Galvanised steel, powder coated black.

Transition extension – LSFEXTKIT01 Flue transition extension, MUST BE used with the ASPDFK before any bends, for example in side and back flueing. When connected overall length reduces 45 mm each end.

300 mm

975 mm

Wall plate – ESPLATE
Used in down and out flueing to cover the floor penetration, and also as an extra wall cover if required, to tidy up an installation. Outer diameter 170 mm.

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Direct flue kit – ASPDFK 45 ° flue bends – ESBEND

Adaption flue kit – LSFKIT01

Flue pipe – ESPIPE900

Roof terminal – ESROOFCOWL

Transition extension – LSFEXTKIT01

Wall terminal kit – ESWTERM

Wall plate – ESPLATE

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Linear ordering guide

1 Decide on which Linear model, single or double side, and gas type. Model Linear 800 FlameTech single side NG Linear 800 FlameTech single side LPG Linear 800 FlameTech double side NG Linear 800 FlameTech double side LPG Linear 800 FlameTech indoor-outdoor NG Linear 800 FlameTech indoor-outdoor LPG

Code

RRP

RHFE0800SF1N $10,999

RHFE0800SF1L $10,999

RHFE0800DF1N $11,999

RHFE0800DF1L $11,999

RHFE0800WF1N $12,161

RHFE0800WF1L $12,161

Linear 1000 single side NG Linear 1000 single side LPG Linear 1000 double side NG Linear 1000 double side LPG Linear 1000 FlameTech single side NG Linear 1000 FlameTech single side LPG Linear 1000 FlameTech double side NG Linear 1000 FlameTech double side LPG Linear 1000 FlameTech indoor-outdoor NG Linear 1000 FlameTech indoor-outdoor LPG Linear 1000 indoor-outdoor NG Linear 1000 indoor-outdoor LPG

RHFE1000S1N $8,990 RHFE1000S1L $8,990 RHFE1000D1N $9,990 RHFE1000D1L $9,990 RHFE1000SF1N $10,999 RHFE1000SF1L $10,999 RHFE1000DF1N $11,999 RHFE1000DF1L $11,999 RHFE1000WF1N $12,161 RHFE1000WF1L $12,161 RHFE1000W1N $10,045 RHFE1000W1L $10,045

Linear 1500 single side NG Linear 1500 single side LPG Linear 1500 double side NG Linear 1500 double side LPG Linear 1500 indoor-outdoor NG Linear 1500 indoor-outdoor LPG

RHFE1500S1N RHFE1500S1L RHFE1500D1N RHFE1500D1L RHFE1500W1N RHFE1500W1L

$10,999 $10,999 $11,999 $11,999 $10,730 $10,730

2 If ordering a Linear 1000 (except FlameTech model) or 1500, decide on the burn media, either designer log set or modern media (crushed glass).

1000 and 1500 burn media

Code

RRP

Linear 1000 designer log set

R2902

$1,009

Linear 1500 designer log set

R2903

$1,235

Linear 1000 modern media

R2904

$1,009

Linear 1500 modern media

R2905

$1,235

3 If ordering a Linear indoor-outdoor model, order the corresponding window kit. The window kit contains the double glazed black aluminium window.

Window kit

Code

RRP

Linear 800 indoor-outdoor window kit

R2930

$1,967

Linear 1000 indoor-outdoor window kit

R2940

$2,082

Linear 1500 indoor-outdoor window kit

R2950

$2,177

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4 Decide on optional accessories Accessory Linear 800 outer finishing trim 15 mm THIN Linear 800 outer finishing trim 50 mm WIDE Linear 1000 outer finishing trim 15 mm THIN Linear 1000 outer finishing trim 50 mm WIDE Linear 1500 outer finishing trim 15 mm THIN Linear 1500 outer finishing trim 50 mm WIDE Linear 800 mesh guard Linear 1000 mesh guard Linear 1500 mesh guard Linear 800 black magic reflective side panels Linear 1000 black magic reflective side panels Linear 1500 black magic reflective side panels Linear 800 peninsular pack Linear 1000 / 1500 peninsular pack Pinecone accessory kit
5 Decide on flue configuration and select flue components Flue component Adaption flue kit
Direct flue kit
Flue transition extension
Coaxial flue pipe 900 mm
Vertical terminal
45° flue bends (two in a kit)
Wall terminal
Wall plate

Code R2915 R2960 R2916 R2961 R2917 R2962 R2912 R2913 R2914 R2910 R2911 R2911 R2924 R2925
R2906

RRP $287 $347 $267 $327 $374 $434 $460 $458 $573 $683 $415 $415 $472 $520
TBA

Code LSFKIT01

RRP $503

ASPDFK

$282

LSFEXTKIT01 $148

ESPIPE900

$116

ESROOFCOWL $284

ESBEND

$151

ESWTERM

$204

ESPLATE

$32

Please note
RRP pricing is accurate at the time of print. It has been provided as we receive daily enquiries from customers regarding indicative costs. For up-to- date pricing, please visit our website, www.rinnai.co.nz.

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Running costs Cost assumptions and calculations

It’s becoming a competitive market out there and we’re noticing that plans and pricing is difficult to access and compare. We’ve based the running costs on the below information. As the cost of LPG and Natural Gas will differ in each area, please check with your local supplier.

Natural gas as at October 2023
· Mercury Energy c/kWh – 9.91cents (exc. GST), 11.40 cents (incl. GST) · Mercury Energy fixed daily line charge – $1.61 (includes GST), $11.27 per week

LPG as at October 2023
To fill a 45 kg gas bottle we found the below numbers published online. We used the Genesis Energy figure as the average cost for calculating the running costs.

· Frank Energy LPG bottle refill · Vector Ongas · Genesis Energy

$140 (includes GST) $132.52-$205.82 (includes GST) $150.48 (includes GST)

45 kg LPG gas bottle energy calculation
1 kg of LPG gas contains 50.4 MJ of energy 1 kW = 3.6 MJ
This means that a 45 kg LPG bottle has approximately 2268 MJ (45 kg x 50.4 MJ)

Natural Gas: Calculating running costs 1. Convert the MJ input of the appliance to kW, for example 15 MJ/h = 4.17 kW/h 2. Calculate the approximate running cost per hour, for example 0.1140 x 4.17 kW/h = $0.48/hr
LPG: Calculating running costs 1. Calculate the cost of gas per MJ/h, for example $150.48 ÷ 2268 MJ = $0.07 per MJ/h 2. Calculate the approximate running cost per hour, for example $0.07 x 15 MJ/h = $1.05 / hr

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Linear running cost calculations

Hourly running costs

Model

Heating area

Linear 800 Linear 1000 Linear 1500

71-123 m2 69-118 m2 79-135 m2

LPG running costs per hr.

on low

on high

$1.05

$2.45

$1.05

$2.38

$0.98

$2.80

NG running costs per hr.

on low

on high

$0.48

$1.11

$0.48

$1.07

$0.44

$1.27

Please note
The heat output and heating areas will differ slightly for the single sided and double sided variants. Single sided models will be slightly more efficient.

45 kg LPG bottle and weekly running costs

Model

Gas input Low

High

45 kg bottle will last (hours)

MJ/h kW

MJ/h

kW

Low

High

Linear 800 15

4.17 35

9.72

151

65

Linear 1000 15

4.17 34

9.44

151

67

Linear 1500 14

3.89 40

11.11

162

57

Weekly running costs ($)

LPG

Natural Gas*

Low

High

Low

High

$36.75 $85.75 $28.07 $50.12

$36.75 $83.30 $28.07 $48.72

$34.50 $98.00 $26.67 $55.72

• The NG weekly costs include the $1.61 daily fixed line charge
  The running costs values are meant as a guide only. Please refer to the notes regarding running cost assumptions and how values have been calculated on the previous page. Always double check figures based on your own use.
  The weekly running costs are calculated based on the gas fire, during cooler months, operating two hours in the morning and three hours in the evening–a total of five hours use each day.
  Please note All Rinnai gas fires require electricity to run–electricity costs have not been factored into the running costs.
  The 45 kg LPG bottle hours do not include running times of other gas appliances in use, for example a gas water heater or a gas hob.

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References

• Rinnai NZ - Home Heating - Water Heating - Heat Pumps
• Rinnai NZ - Home Heating - Water Heating - Heat Pumps

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