Rinnai Heat Pump Prices in New South Wales

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A Rinnai hot water heat pump is $3,900 - $7,250 installed in New South Wales before rebates. After New South Wales rebates and federal STCs, most households pay around $2,660-$6,320 out of pocket. Rinnai is one of Australia's most trusted hot water brands, known for decades of gas water heater dominance. Their heat pump range includes the AR Series designed and built in Keysborough, VIC - qualifying for the higher Victorian rebate tier. The widest installer network in Australia means service and parts are readily available. The AR 340L is the largest integrated residential heat pump in Australia.

Rinnai price in New South Wales (2026)

Installed, before rebates
$3,900 - $7,250
NSW rebates + STCs
$930-$1,240
Out of pocket (after stack)
~$2,660-$6,320

Out-of-pocket assumes federal STCs plus New South Wales's available rebate stack, applied by your installer at point of sale. Cheapest model: Rinnai E-Series 250L from $3,900.

7yr
Tank warranty
5yr
Compressor warranty
3.6
COP (efficiency)
45dB
Noise level

Rinnai rebates in New South Wales

Federal

Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs)

Applied as a point-of-sale discount on your Rinnai system. Value varies by model and climate zone.

$600 - $600
estimated value
Certificate

Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) Certificates

All New South Wales households. An upfront point-of-sale discount via participating retailers: up to $640 when replacing an electric water heater with a heat pump, or up to $330 when replacing a gas system. The exact amount varies by installer, model and location.

$330 - $640
estimated value

Rinnai models available in New South Wales

Rinnai E-Series 250L

Rinnai E-Series 250L price →
$3,900 - $5,500
installed, before rebates
Capacity
250L
Running cost
~$329/yr
STC value (zone 3)
~$600
Noise
46dB
$4,200 - $5,800
installed, before rebates
Capacity
280L
Running cost
~$312/yr
STC value (zone 3)
~$600
Noise
46dB
$5,650 - $7,250
installed, before rebates
Capacity
340L
Running cost
~$304/yr
STC value (zone 3)
~$600
Noise
45dB

Rinnai prices across New South Wales

Local pricing and free quotes for Rinnai in major New South Wales areas.

What homeowners say

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Homeowner in Woodvale, WA
“Good service and timely quoting. Provided emergency hot water cylinder while the replacement is ordered.”
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“Really quick response to my initial inquiry. The job was neat and professional.”
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Heat pump guides for New South Wales

Rinnai in New South Wales: FAQ

How much does a Rinnai heat pump cost in New South Wales?

A Rinnai hot water heat pump costs $3,900 - $7,250 fully installed in New South Wales before rebates. After stacking those rebates, most New South Wales households pay around $2,660-$6,320 out of pocket.

What rebates can I claim on a Rinnai heat pump in New South Wales?

On top of federal STCs (worth $600-$600), New South Wales households can stack Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) Certificates, taking total rebates to $930-$1,240. Your installer applies the discounts at quote time, so you do not chase the paperwork.

Is a Rinnai heat pump worth it in New South Wales?

Yes. With 50% of New South Wales homes on gas or old electric storage and rising energy prices, a Rinnai heat pump running at COP 3.6 cuts hot water running costs to around $329/year. Homeowners wanting a trusted household name with the best installer availability and an Australian-made option

Where can I get a Rinnai heat pump installed in New South Wales?

PumpSwap matches you with local New South Wales installers who quote on Rinnai systems. Submit one request and compare up to three quotes from installers covering your suburb, with rebates already factored in.

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