Rinnai air conditioning: prices & honest review
A Rinnai 2.5kW bedroom split starts from $1,550 installed; larger 7kW living-area units run $2,450–$3,150. The Australian-based value pick with genuinely local support.
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- Australian-based company with local support and parts distribution
- Sharp pricing that competes directly with Fujitsu and Panasonic
- Straightforward, reliable units without gimmicks
- Strong warranty support through a brand Australians already know from hot water
- Shorter track record in aircon than the Japanese specialists
- Installer familiarity varies, some quote it rarely, ask yours how often they fit Rinnai
Rinnai prices by size
| Size | Installed price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 2.5kW | $1,550–$2,150 | Bedrooms, studies |
| 3.5kW | $1,800–$2,450 | Large bedrooms, small living rooms |
| 5.0kW | $2,150–$2,850 | Lounge rooms to 35m² |
| 7.1kW | $2,450–$3,150 | Open-plan living |
| Ducted 12–16kW | $7,700–$12,800 | Whole home, zoned |
Popular Rinnai ranges
J Series
The mainstream Rinnai split: straightforward, efficient and priced against Fujitsu head-on.
D Series
Competitively priced ducted systems backed by Rinnai's Australian support network.
Our verdict
A genuine Fujitsu alternative with the advantage of Australian-based support. If your installer rates them and the quote lands sharp, there is no reason to pay more for a similar spec.
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