New Yorker CGS70-CNIH 7-Section Steam Boiler, 210,000 BTU, Natural Gas
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The New Yorker CGS70-CNIH (CGS 70 ANI-ME 2) is a 7-section cast-iron gas steam boiler in the 210,000 BTU class. Designed as a replacement for existing steam systems in typical mid-size homes, it runs on natural gas at 82.1% AFUE.
Input is 207,000 BTU/h with 171,000 BTU/h DOE heating capacity and a Net IBR rating of 128,000 BTU/h, about 533 sq. ft. EDR. The heat exchanger is built from heavy cast-iron sections joined by metal section connectors for long steam service. Intermittent electronic ignition and a factory vent damper limit standby losses, and protection comes from a probe-type LWCO, a 15 psi safety valve, a pressure limit control and blocked-vent and rollout switches.
This natural-draft Category I unit has an integrated draft diverter and a 7 in. flue collar; the recommended minimum chimney is 7 in. by 15 ft. Connections are 2 in. steam supply and return plus 3/4 in. NPT gas. Water capacity is 10.7 gal, electrical service is 120 V, 60 Hz, 15 A fused, and an LP kit permits propane use up to 2,000 ft.
Highlights
Input 207,000 BTU/h; Net IBR rating 128,000 BTU/h (533 sq. ft. EDR)
82.1% AFUE with electronic ignition and factory vent damper
7 cast-iron sections with metal section connectors
7 in. flue collar for Category I chimney venting
LP conversion kit for elevations up to 2,000 ft
Specifications
Brand | New Yorker |
Model | CGS70CNI-H |
Input | 207,000 BTU/h |
DOE heating capacity | 171,000 BTU/h |
Net IBR (steam) | 128,000 BTU/h (533 sq. ft. EDR) |
Efficiency | 82.1% AFUE |
Fuel | Natural gas (LP convertible) |
Ignition | Intermittent electronic |
Venting | Category I chimney, 7 in. flue collar |
Water capacity | 10.7 gal |
Steam connections | 2 in. supply / 2 in. return |
Gas connection | 3/4 in. NPT |
Electrical | 120 V, 60 Hz, 15 A fused |
Width | 25-3/4 in. |
Depth | 30 in. |
Height | 40-7/16 in. |
Weight | 620 lb |
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.
