Rinnai is set to showcase its latest CPD courses at the Elemental Show, London Excel, on 19th and 20th November 2025. These courses include Seasonal Performance Factors and Heat Pump Design, Introduction to Water Neutrality, and Retrofitting Heat Pumps into the Leisure Sector. Each course provides crucial insights for contractors, consultants, specifiers, system designers, and installers navigating the UK HVAC market.
The Seasonal Performance Factor (SPF) course delves into assessing a heat pump system’s overall energy efficiency throughout a heating season, considering temperature variations and other factors. This is essential for evaluating real-life performance. The Water Neutrality course addresses the growing importance of sustainable water use amid climate change and population growth. Rinnai is advocating for this issue to be considered in national legislation.
The Heat Pumps Retrofit course explores fitting heat pumps into existing structures, both residential and commercial. It covers design and installation needs, ensuring systems meet heating and hot water demands while maximising energy efficiency.
Rinnai Applied, a new division of Rinnai UK, offers bursaries of £200 for eligible participants who complete these CPDs. All courses are CIBSE accredited, reinforcing their commitment to providing educational value to industry professionals.
Rinnai’s product range includes decarbonising solutions such as gas, BioLPG, DME, hydrogen-ready units, electric heaters, and more. These products are designed to offer efficient and cost-effective solutions for both residential and commercial applications. The company, known for its high-performance and durable products, produces over two million units annually, with UKCA certification and A-rated water efficiency.
Rinnai provides 24/7 product availability with next-day delivery across the UK. Their services include carbon and cost comparison, system design, and comprehensive training courses. For further details, visit Rinnai’s website or contact their team directly.
