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Portable Convectors (unued)

Rinnai Portable Convector codes

Gas Type Dynamo Avenger

NG RCE471TRWHN RCE671TRWHN

LPG RCE471TRWHL RCE671TRWHL

Description

Portable unﬂued (connected to gas supply via a wall or ﬂoor socket) fan convector heater supported by

electronic timers and controls. Operated via remote or touch pad on top of the unit.

Suitability

Portable Convectors are unﬂued appliances and are not suitable for; bedrooms, bathrooms, toilets,

saunas, spa rooms, or hallways. Rinnai Portable Convectors draw the air for combustion from the

room, so there is a need for adequate ventilation. This ventilation must be provided as per the Gas

Regulationsthe gasﬁtter installing the heater is responsible for this.

Dynamo

Domestic heating appliance, suitable for smaller areas. Can heat up to 51.5 m² (depending on

geographical location). This heater must not be installed in a room smaller than 37.5 m³

Avenger

Domestic and commercial heating appliance, suitable for open plan areas. Can heat up to 95 m²

(depending on geographical location). This heater must not be installed in a room smaller than 62.5 m³.

Room sizing is important. Portable convectors modulate to a low setting, but do not turn oﬀ. It is

important that the room is of suﬃcient size that it will not overheat when the heater is on low. Refer

appendix 2 (p. 32) to determine how to calculate if the intended room size meets the minimum room

size requirements.

Positioning considerations

Portable Convectors must not be installed where curtains or

other combustible materials could come into contact with

it. In some cases curtains may need restraining. Portable

Convectors are not designed to be built in and are subject to

the clearances shown.

The power outlet MUST BE to the side of the heater and not

above. The heater comes with a 1.5 m power cord.

50mm

750mm

50mm

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