Rinnai Hotflo 50 litre with Plug Electric Hot Water Heater

Book now for just $50, balance payable after installation.

Rinnai Hotflo 50 litre with Plug Electric Hot Water Heater

Supply Only

$540.00

Supply & Install NSW

$1265.00

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For Supply & Install Orders (NSW)

Please call our sales team to place your order:

1800 633 920

Note: An additional $185 charge applies if a tempering valve is required.

Supply & Install VIC

$1265.00

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For Supply & Install Orders (VIC)

Please call our sales team to place your order:

1800 633 920

Note: An additional $185 charge applies if a tempering valve is required. A Plumbing Compliance Certificate will be issued for the installation (VIC).

Deposit Amount: $50

Disclaimer: Please be advised that you may be asked to provide your driver’s licence and credit card used to purchase the heater to the delivery driver. The delivery of the hot water system cannot be completed if you do not provide both a valid driver’s licence and the credit card used to purchase the heater.

Description

Product Details

Capacity: 55 litres

Hot Water Delivery: 50 litres

Model number: EHF50S24P

 Element Size/Kilowatt Rating*: 3.6kw
*Additional element sizes available. Also available in 50 litre with plug in 2.4kW element or 2.4kW and 1.8kW in hardwire version. These need to be specially ordered so please phone to organise.

Location: Indoor and Outdoor

Additional information

Size

50

Product

Water Heater

Brand

Rinnai

product Type

Supply Only, Supply & Install

5 reviews for Rinnai Hotflo 50 litre with Plug Electric Hot Water Heater

  1. Chloe Waterhouse –

    Ideal for a granny flat. We needed something small and easy to install and the Rinnai HotFlo 50L ticked every box. Great product at a good price point.

  2. Nathan Doyle –

    Very impressed with the build quality for a small unit. Rinnai is always reliable and this one is no exception. The plug-in feature is a real bonus. Would recommend.

  3. Emma Gallagher –

    Bought this for my studio apartment and it’s absolutely perfect. Small, efficient and the plug-in feature made installation a breeze. No electrician needed. Love it.

  4. Josh Prentice –

    Good compact unit for a single person. Heats up quickly and holds temperature well. The plug design is very convenient. Happy with the purchase.

  5. Fiona Ashworth –

    Works well for our outdoor bathroom setup. Easy to plug in and runs consistently. Only reason for 4 stars is that 50L runs out faster with guests visiting, but that’s expected for this size.

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Is the Rinnai Hotflo 50L good for a small home?

The Rinnai Hotflo 50L is best for small hot water needs rather than full-size family demand. It can suit granny flats, offices, under-bench installations, small kitchens or low-use areas where a compact electric storage water heater is more practical than a large tank.

Where can a Rinnai Hotflo 50L plug-in unit be installed?

The Rinnai Hotflo 50L plug-in model is commonly considered for compact indoor or outdoor locations, depending on site conditions and installation requirements. It works well where space is limited, but a licensed plumber should confirm access, drainage, electrical safety and compliance before installation.

What is the hot water delivery of the Rinnai Hotflo 50L?

The Rinnai Hotflo 50L product page lists 50 litres of hot water delivery from a 55 litre capacity tank. This makes it suitable for smaller applications where limited but dependable hot water is needed, rather than multiple long showers or whole-family demand.

Is the Rinnai Hotflo 50L suitable for under-bench use?

Yes, the Rinnai Hotflo 50L is a compact electric storage option often suited to under-bench or cupboard-style installations. It is useful where space is tight and the property needs hot water close to the point of use, such as a sink or kitchenette.

Should I use a 50L water heater for a family bathroom?

A 50L water heater is usually too small for a busy family bathroom with repeated showers. It is better for light-use areas, small dwellings or point-of-use hot water. A household bathroom normally needs a larger storage tank or a different system type.