Why Rinnai App cannot detect Local Area Network (LAN) Wi-Fi signal?
If the Rinnai App isn't detecting the Local Area Network (LAN) Wi-Fi signal, make sure the LAN Wi-Fi meets the module's requirements. Also, verify that your Wi-Fi router is powered on and working correctly, and that the LAN Wi-Fi is functioning. The module should also be in a location with a strong Wi-Fi signal.
What to do if Local Area Network (LAN) Wi-Fi signal is detected but the Rinnai App cannot connect to Rinnai Control-R Wireless Router?
If the Local Area Network (LAN) Wi-Fi signal is detected but the Rinnai App can't connect, first ensure that you've entered the correct LAN Wi-Fi password, if one is required. If the password is correct, try canceling the setup process in the Rinnai App and then repeat the setup from the beginning, starting with pairing the module with the Rinnai App.
What to do if Rinnai Wireless Router module is paired and connected (LED is blinking blue) to Local Area Network (LAN) Wi-Fi but registration is interrupted?
If the module is paired and connected to the Local Area Network (LAN) Wi-Fi, but the registration is interrupted, return to the Add Device screen. Press the Connect button on the module and then press the Register button in the Rinnai App.
How to fix the issue when the LED on Rinnai Control-R Wireless Router module does not turn on?
If the LED on the module doesn't turn on, ensure the module is properly connected to the Terminals for Control on the PC Board. Also, make sure power is supplied to the water heater.
General| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
|---|---|
| Wireless Standard | IEEE 802.11 b/g/n |
| Frequency Band | 2.4 GHz |
| Compatibility | Rinnai tankless water heaters |
| Functionality | Remote control and monitoring |
| Security | WPA2 |
| Operating Range | Up to 100 feet (depending on environment) |
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