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Rinnai Australia 10 Installation Manual
INSTALLATION GENERAL
POSITIONING OF TRANSCEIVER AND WIRELESS WATER CONTROLLERS
The water controllers must be installed in shaded and clean locations. The water controllers and the
transceiver should be fitted out of reach of children (suggested height from floor to be at least 1500
mm).
The water controllers are water resistant, however, durability is improved when positioned outside the
shower recess. The water controllers must be installed at least 400 mm above the highest part of a
sink, basin or bath.
The transceiver comes supplied with a 1.5m length of communications cable.
The transceiver’s antenna is located in the top. For the best results mount the transceiver so the top
of the transceiver is higher than the top of the water heater. If the transceiver is mounted to the side
or below the water heater signal strength may be reduced.
The transceiver may be mounted inside metal recess boxes or pipe covers, however this may also
reduce signal strength.
In some cases building construction and design can reduce signal strength and it may be necessary
to locate the transceiver in a central location inside the building. For such conditions extended lengths
of communication cable are available from Rinnai.
Take the signal strength into consideration when determinig the best location for both the transceiver
and the wireless water controllers.
The MC-503RC Wireless water controller is a water resistant device, however
excessive exposure to water such as immersion may result in damage to the
controller.
• DO NOT immerse the controller into water.
• AVOID direct exposure to water or steam as these conditions may cause a
malfunction.
• ALWAYS AVOID exposure to water when the battery compartment is open.
When cleaning your water controller use ONLY a damp cloth and a mild detergent.
Alternatively two core sheathed (double insulated) flex with minimum crosssectional
area of 0.5 mm² may be used. Maximum individual cable runs should not exceed 20m.
NOTE
NOTE
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