George T. Sanders | Navien Stainless Steel Boiler, 1" Supply/Return, 10-150 MBH, 95% AFUE, Natural/Propane, Wall Mount, Direct Vent

KD Navien® NHB150NG Hot Water Condensing Gas Boiler, Liquid Propane/Natural Gas Fuel, 10000 to 150000 Btu/hr Input, Forced Draft Direct Vent, Cold Rolled Carbon Steel Housing, 3/4 in NPT Connection, Electronic Ignition, Import

Part #: NAVNHB150

MFG #: NHB150NG

Navien NHB series are condensing boilers featuring stainless steel heat exchanger, advanced burner system, intuitive controls, industry-leading AFUE of 95% and turn down ratios up to 15:1. Their compact, light-weight, wall hung design saves space over traditional floor standing boilers.

Brand : KD Navien®

AFUE Rating : 95 %

Connection Type : 3/4 in NPT

Dimensions : 17 in W x 13 in D x 24 in H

Domestic/Import : Import

Fuel Type : Liquid Propane/Natural Gas

Features

As the leader in condensing technology, Navien has already reinvented the water heating industry with the award-winning NPE tankless water heaters and the NCB combi-boilers
The new NHB boiler series is the next in line of innovations from Navien
All NHB boilers have Naviens advanced burner system, an industry-leading AFUE of 95.0% and turn down ratios up to 15:1
Super condensing efficiency
Dual stainless steel heat exchangers
1/2 in gas pipe upto 24 ft
TDR up to 11:1
Integrated controls
Condensing technology offers the high efficiency
Money and energy savings over other boilers and traditional water heater
Two stainless steel heat exchangers
Provides longer life expectancy as they are highly resistant to corrosion and erosion compared to copper heat exchangers
Reduces minerals deposits
Low NOx emissions(> 20ppm)
New metal fiber burner is designed to deliver a consistent air/gas mixture improving combustion efficiency
Result in less acid rain and less green house effect
Comply with SCAQMD 1146.2 strict NOx emissions standard
2 in PVC, CPVC, polypropylene venting up to 60 ft
3 in vents can be used up to 150 ft with standard 2 x 3 in adapters
Utilizes existing 1/2 in gas line
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