Richmond RMTGHS10IN vs Rinnai CXP199I REU-NBP3237FFC-US

The Rinnai CXP199I REU-NBP3237FFC-US is the more efficient unit: UEF 0.98 versus 0.96 — about 2% less energy for the same hot water. At national average rates that works out to about $251/year for the Rinnai CXP199I REU-NBP3237FFC-US against $255/year for the Richmond RMTGHS10IN — a $4 annual difference. The Rinnai CXP199I REU-NBP3237FFC-US sustains the higher flow (5.8 GPM vs 5.2 GPM under the DOE test).

Richmond RMTGHS10IN Rinnai CXP199I REU-NBP3237FFC-US
Uniform Energy Factor (UEF) 0.96 0.98
Fuel Natural Gas Natural Gas, Propane
Max flow rate 5.2 GPM 5.8 GPM
Draw pattern High High
Annual gas use (natural gas) 176 therms/yr 173 therms/yr
Gas input rate 180 kBTU/h 199 kBTU/h
Max current draw 2 A 4 A
Vent type Direct Vent Power Direct Vent
Recovery efficiency 98 % 99 %
Smart / connected capable No No
Minimum activation flow 0.4 GPM 0.1 GPM
Annual propane use 192.35 gal/yr 189.07 gal/yr
Vent size 2 2
Height 25.8 in
Diameter 11.4 in
Width 18.1 in 18.5 in
Depth 13.6 in 11.4 in
ENERGY STAR certified Yes Yes

Frequently asked questions

Which costs less to run, the Richmond RMTGHS10IN or the Rinnai CXP199I REU-NBP3237FFC-US?

The Rinnai CXP199I REU-NBP3237FFC-US: about $251/year versus $255/year for the Richmond RMTGHS10IN at national average rates — a $4 annual difference.

Are the Richmond RMTGHS10IN and Rinnai CXP199I REU-NBP3237FFC-US both ENERGY STAR certified?

Yes — every water heater in this database is drawn from the U.S. EPA ENERGY STAR certified water heater datasets.