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Energysaver ueing guidelines

It is the responsibility of the

installer to ensure that the

appliance is provided with an

eﬀective ﬂue. Some guidelines

to assist with ﬂue design are

listed below. These must be

read and modiﬁed as necessary

with reference to the particular

installation.

All Rinnai Energysavers must

be installed with an approved

Rinnai ﬂue system. Approved ﬂue

components are detailed in this

guide.

Clearance to combustibles

All Energysaver ﬂueing

components have zero clearance

EXCEPT for the elbow section

of the ESKIT03, and ESELBOWB.

These components require a

minimum clearance of 25 mm

from combustible materials.

Condensate

A condensate trap is required for

any vertical ﬂue installations to

ensure condensate generated

during combustion is trapped

and drained to prevent it from

entering the combustion

chamber.

For horizontal and down and

out installations there must be a

continuous fall of at least 2 °. This

equates to approximately

20 mm per metre to the

termination point to drain

condensate. For standard direct

ﬂueing, the Rinnai mushroom

ﬂue kits have an inbuilt 2 ° fall.

Flue terminal locations

Must be compliant with

AS/NZS 5601.1.

• Do not ﬂue into natural

draught ﬂues or ﬁreplaces.

• Do not ﬂue into other

rooms, roof spaces, or under

ﬂoor spaces.

Flue terminal must be positioned

away from ﬂammable materials.

In areas subject to heavy snowfall,

keep snow clear of the ﬂue

terminal at all times.

Flashings

Flashings are not part of the ﬂue

kit and must be speciﬁed.

Vertical terminations: Flue

cowl clearance

To ensure products of

combustion are cleared,

adequate clearance from the

building is required.

The ﬂue cowl should have a

500 mm clearance from any

part of the building. This also

applies to steeped and pitched

roofs which should be clear of

the ridge line. Lesser clearances

may provide perfectly adequate

ﬂue systems depending on the

installation. Minimum clearances

are shown in AS/NZS 5601.1.

Maximum ﬂue length and

number of bends

Max. ﬂue length = 9 m

Max. number of bends = 3

One 90 ° bends equals 1 m. 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 6 m.

The ﬂue transition connection

for the ESKIT03 and ESELBOWB is

counted as a 90 ° bend.

Every Energysaver heater requires a ﬂue system that will draw eﬀectively and clear ﬂue

products safely under all potential wind and climatic conditions.

Minimum clearance

500 mm to nearest

part of roof

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