Rinnai Ember 600 / 700 Insert Gas Fire

OVERVIEW

The Rinnai Ember 600 and Ember 700 are compact inbuilt gas fires designed to provide the appearance and warmth of a traditional fireplace with convenient gas heating. Available in two sizes, the Ember delivers up to 5.0 kW from the 600 and 6.0 kW from the 700, with a fan-assisted convection system distributing warmth throughout the living area.

For Auckland gas fire installations, the Ember 600 is manufacturer-rated for areas up to 80 m², while the larger Ember 700 is rated up to 96 m² in the Upper North Island. Both can be installed into a suitable existing masonry fireplace or into a purpose-built mock chimney, making the Ember useful for both renovations and new fireplace installations.

For replacement fireplace installations in Auckland, Dr Flue can assess the existing fireplace cavity, heating requirements, gas supply, electrical requirements and the required Rinnai flue configuration. The Ember uses a room-sealed direct-vent system and must be installed with the appropriate Rinnai Ember flue system.

KEY FEATURES

• Choice of Ember 600 or Ember 700

• Up to 5.0 kW output – Ember 600

• Up to 6.0 kW output – Ember 700

• Auckland heating areas up to 80 m² / 96 m²

• Natural Gas or LPG models

• Room-sealed direct-vent design

• Fan-assisted convection heating

• Infra-red remote control

• Optional Wi-Fi control

• Choice of log or stone burn media

• Multiple frame options

• Suitable for masonry or mock-chimney installations

• Designed and made in New Zealand

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Type: Inbuilt Gas Fireplace

Fuel: Natural Gas or LPG

Recommended Heating Area: Ember 600 – Up to 80 m² / Ember 700 – Up to 96 m² (Upper North Island)

Heat Output: Ember 600 – 2.5–5.0 kW / Ember 700 – 3.0–6.0 kW

Gas Input: Ember 600 – 12–23 MJ/h / Ember 700 – 14–27 MJ/h

Efficiency: 77% on High

Heating Style: Fan-Assisted Convection

Installation: Existing Masonry Fireplace / Purpose-Built Mock Chimney

Flue: Rinnai Ember Direct Vent Flue System

Manufactured: New Zealand