Hotels

A West country hotel has just completed the installation of multiple Rinnai blends ready 20% continuous flow water heaters and bespoke Rinnai storage vessels. The Hybrid instantaneous and storage system has been designed to optimise gas usage and satisfy peak demand without wasteful storage oversizing.

Heathrow Airport in London is among the busiest in the world, accommodating more than twenty million travellers annually. In addition, the hotel density in the vicinity of Heathrow is among the greatest worldwide. Hotels range in star grade from five stars to three stars, depending on your preferences.

Rinnai UK’s team of Heating & Hot Water System Designers have provided a well-recognised hotel, spa and golf resort in the north of England with plans to install one of two new systems that are proven to reduce cost, carbon emissions and improve energy efficiency.

Rinnai Low-GWP 55kW Heat Pump, bespoke thermal stores, Plate Heat Exchangers, and 10 cascaded I2HY20 Hydrogen-ready continuous flow water heaters have been specified for a new development in the heart of the Farringdon district of London.

Rinnai Infinity water heaters offer a viable solution for showering, bathing and washing in all types of domestic dwelling and also satisfy hot water demand in office buildings, large and small commercial premises, hotels, hospitals and care homes, leisure centres, caravan sites – and even horse washing!

Rinnai, the UK’s leading manufacturer of continuous flow hot water heating units and systems, has recently completed an installation at Peckforton Castle in Cheshire, replacing the old direct fired stored hot water system.

Hotel guests demand a constant supply of hot water instantly; operators want it supplied in a cost effective, energy efficient manner by equipment that is reliable and easy to service and maintain. The de Vere Village Hotel in Warrington found the ideal solution with Rinnai gas fired continuous flow water heaters.

At the head of the picturesque Loch Tay, renowned for its fishing, the Killin area is a magnet for tourists, hill walkers, and cyclists who flock there to take in the magnificent views.