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SKU: SHS-CG60FN-GH

New Yorker CG60-FNGH Cast Iron Hot Water Boiler, Natural Gas, 164,000 BTU

$4,112.00 Regular Price
$2,917.88Sale Price

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The New Yorker CG60-FNGH is a gas-fired, non-condensing cast iron boiler for hot water heating. It has 164,000 BTU input, 135,000 BTU heating capacity and a 117,000 BTU net IBR rating; final selection should follow the home's heat loss and radiation.

The cast iron heat exchanger uses metal section connectors for long service and even heat transfer in hydronic systems. Ignition is intermittent electronic with a step-opening gas valve for smooth starts, and the boiler pairs an integrated control with thermal purge with a factory vent damper. Conversion to liquid propane uses the Burnham Boilers 110928-01 kit for 3-6 section boilers.

As a Category I natural-draft unit with a draft hood, it connects through a 6 in. flue to a lined masonry chimney or an approved metal chimney, a practical fit where an existing chimney is reused. Supply and return tappings are 1-1/4 in. NPT, the gas inlet is 1/2 in. NPT, and power is 120 V, 60 Hz, single phase.

Highlights

  • 164,000 BTU input, 135,000 BTU heating capacity

  • Net IBR rating 117,000 BTU for water systems

  • 82% AFUE

  • Category I chimney venting with 6 in. flue

  • Integrated control with thermal purge and factory vent damper

Specifications

Brand

New Yorker

Model

CG60FN-GH

Input

164,000 BTU/h

Heating capacity

135,000 BTU/h

Net IBR (water)

117,000 BTU/h

AFUE

82%

Fuel

Natural gas (LP conversion kit option)

Ignition

Intermittent electronic

Venting

Category I, draft hood, 6 in. flue

Water connections

1-1/4 in. NPT supply and return

Gas inlet

1/2 in. NPT

Electrical

120 V, 60 Hz, 1-phase

Heat exchanger

Cast iron

Height

40 in.

Depth

32 in.

Width

22 in.

Weight

405.0 lb

In the box

  • Integrated boiler control with thermal purge

  • Factory vent damper

Good to know

  • Gas-fired appliance: it must be installed, vented and commissioned by a qualified installer in line with local codes and the manufacturer's installation manual.

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