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WiFi Heater Install in Raglan — Redwood, Rinnai, Goldair and the Coastal Setup

Kris Goff
Jun 18
2 min read

WiFi Heater Install in Raglan — Redwood, Rinnai, Goldair and the Coastal Setup

Call Kris on 021 466 666

Raglan's heater install pattern is different from inland — bach owners wanting heaters that work intermittently and don't corrode out, full-time residents heating older Wainui Road or Bow Street homes through wet winters, salt-air considerations on every outdoor or coastal-exposed install.

What a WiFi heater install actually involves

  • Plug-in — quick if the socket position works.

  • New socket + plug-in — for cases where there's no socket where the heater needs to go.

  • Permanently wired — for higher-wattage units, bathrooms.

What's specific to Raglan WiFi heater installs

  • Bach intermittent use. A heater switched on hard for a weekend then idle for weeks ages differently. We'll suggest brands that handle the on-off cycle.

  • Coastal exposure. Outdoor or covered-deck heaters need IP-rated and marine-safe units.

  • Older bach switchboards. Many Raglan baches still run on 70s-80s boards. Heater install often requires an RCBO add or full board lift first.

  • Absentee Auckland and Hamilton bach owners. We quote off photos, schedule for an access window, send back the certificate and finished-job photos.

  • Scheduling matters. WiFi heaters in baches benefit hugely from scheduling — on before arrival, off when family leaves.

  • Wainui Road and central Raglan full-time homes — standard multi-room install with salt-air considerations.

Brand options

Redwood WIFI V2 (reliable for intermittent use), Rinnai (strong WiFi range), Bromic (outdoor marine-grade), Goldair, Devola.

What it costs

Bach single heater install $150-$300. New socket + install $350-$550. Permanent wired $500-$800. Multi-heater (3-5 rooms, one visit) $1,200-$1,800. Switchboard refresh adds $1,500-$2,500.

Call Kris on 021 466 666

For absentee bach owners: send photos of the rooms and the switchboard, plus the heater models.

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