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Rinnai i150SN

The Rinnai i150SN is a legacy Canadian I-Series heating-only solo boiler — a 150 MBH central-heating input rating per the page copy with a 15 MBH minimum fire and a truncated 'N (maximum)' bullet (page bug) — wall-hung and condensing, documented from its orphaned rinnai.ca page as discontinued history.

DiscontinuedHistorically in Canada

Key figures

Max input
Max CSA output
AFUE
Min input
15 MBH
Natural gasHeating-onlyresidential

Input is gas energy consumed; output is heat delivered. Never size from input alone.

Rinnai i150SN in practice

The i150SN belongs to the previous-generation Canadian I-Series, sold under lowercase-i codes before the current IP-coded I-Series+ line — a heating-only solo with an SN (solo, natural gas) suffix. Its rinnai.ca product-detail page still returns HTTP 200 and the I-Series solo page copy describes the self-cleaning stainless-steel heat exchanger in a heat-only model that can 'deliver whole house heating'; the page is orphaned (not in the site navigation, no models on the category grid) and rinnai.ca's discontinued-product notice applies.

Specs on this Boilers.ca record are the values printed on the i150SN page's own Specifications table on 2026-09-09: 62 lb / (28 kg) product weight, 26.4 / 18.5 / 10.9 in (671/471/276 mm) H×W×D, a 3/4" MNPT gas connection, and printed Residential ENERGY STAR 'Yes' and SCAQMD 'Ultra Low NOx' rows. The page prints a Gas Type row of Natural Gas while the copy says the boiler runs on natural gas or propane — propane is a field conversion covered by the conversion manual listed on the page.

Page-print quirk kept and flagged: the solo page's maximum-input hero bullet prints 'N (maximum)' — a truncated value common to every legacy solo page — so no numeric maximum input is recorded; the page prints no DHW or recirculation rows for the heating-only unit. No AFUE percentage is printed on the orphan pages, so none is recorded here.

Best suited to

  • Owners and service technicians identifying an installed i150SN against the code on its rating plate
  • Service planning for a previous-generation I-Series boiler that predates the current I-Series+ literature

Applicability and support

Model number
i150SN
Canadian availability
historical
Production status
discontinued
ROMA supplies
Confirmed at consultation
ROMA services
Confirmed at consultation
Warranty
Not verified

Where ROMA provides on-site service

On-site service is currently offered in Greater Vancouver, BC, including Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, New Westminster, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Delta, Langley, Maple Ridge, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, White Rock, Pitt Meadows, Tsawwassen, Anmore, Lions Bay, Belcarra, Bowen Island, Mission. Everything else on this site is reference information you can use anywhere in Canada.

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Specifications

Published specifications

Values as published by Rinnai. Units are shown with every value; notes flag conflicting sources or missing figures.

Rinnai i150SN specifications
SpecificationValueNote
Input
Input rating (page copy)150 MBHPage copy states the i150SN 'provides an input rating of 150K Btu'. The Specifications table prints the same figure (150,000 BTU / (44.0 kW)) under 'Central Heating Capacity' — the printed kW conversion matches an input figure, so Boilers.ca records the copy's input reading once and flags the as-printed row label.
Minimum input (hero bullet)15 MBH15,000 BTU (minimum), as printed on the page's hero bullet list (Natural Gas).
Maximum input (hero bullet, as printed)N (maximum) — page print bugEvery legacy solo page prints its maximum-input hero bullet as 'N (maximum)' — a truncated value on the page. No numeric maximum is printed anywhere on the solo page, so Boilers.ca records the bullet as printed rather than reading 'N' as 'no maximum'.
Physical and connections
Product weight62 lb62 lb / (28 kg), as printed on the Specifications table.
Product height26.4 in (671 mm)As printed on the rinnai.ca Specifications table.
Product width18.5 in (471 mm)As printed on the rinnai.ca Specifications table.
Product depth10.9 in (276 mm)As printed on the rinnai.ca Specifications table.
Gas connection3/4" MNPT (19 mm)Row printed 'Gas | 3/4" MNPT / (19 mm)' in the page's Supply Connections table.
Operating limits and other
Residential ENERGY STARYesRow printed 'Residential ENERGY STAR® | Yes' on the rinnai.ca Specifications table.
SCAQMD approvalUltra Low NOxRow printed 'SCAQMD Approved | Ultra Low NOx' on the rinnai.ca Specifications table.
Gas type (as printed)Natural GasThe Gas Type row prints Natural Gas on every page, while the page copy says the boiler is 'Fueled with either Natural Gas or Propane' — propane is a field conversion, and the page lists the conversion manual.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Rinnai i150SN still sold in Canada?

No. It is a previous-generation I-Series model whose rinnai.ca page survives only as an orphaned, unlinked product page; rinnai.ca's discontinued-product notice applies and the current Canadian line is the IP-coded I-Series+.

Why does the i150SN record show 'N (maximum)' for maximum input?

The solo page's maximum-input hero bullet prints 'N (maximum)' — a truncated value on every legacy solo page — and no numeric maximum appears anywhere else on the page, so the record keeps the printed value rather than inventing a number.

What is the difference between the i150SN and an I-Series+ model?

Everything: the previous-generation I-Series used lowercase-i Canadian codes (CN combis, SN solos) and its own manuals, while the current line is the IP-coded I-Series+. Parts, manuals and error-code tables must be matched to the code on the rating plate.

Questions about the Rinnai i150SN?

Describe what the boiler is doing and get a straight answer about the next step.

On-site service in Greater Vancouver, BC. ROMA lists “Open 7 days” on its site; call to confirm same-day availability.

Sources and verification

Facts checked September 9, 2026. Last updated September 9, 2026. Technical reviewer: not yet assigned.

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