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Comparison
Verdict in brief
Bryan Free Flex 1000 and Bryan Free Flex 2000 are two condensing boilers from the Bryan Boilers Free Flex (FF) Series line. Published ratings: Bryan Free Flex 1000 at 200,000–999,000 BTU/HR input, 949,000 BTU/HR output and 95% thermal efficiency; Bryan Free Flex 2000 at 400,000–1,999,000 BTU/HR input, 1,899,000 BTU/HR output and 95% thermal efficiency. Bryan Free Flex 2000 lists 1,000,000 BTU/HR more input than Bryan Free Flex 1000 (1,999,000 BTU/HR against 999,000 BTU/HR). Both list the same published thermal efficiency of 95%.
Published manufacturer figures. Input and output are kept separate; blanks mean the manufacturer did not publish that value.
| Specification | Bryan Free Flex 1000 | Bryan Free Flex 2000 |
|---|---|---|
| Input, low fire | 200,000 BTU/HR | 400,000 BTU/HR |
| Input, high fire | 999,000 BTU/HR | 1,999,000 BTU/HR |
| Output, high fire | 949,000 BTU/HR | 1,899,000 BTU/HR |
| Thermal efficiency | 95 % | 95 % |
| Burner turndown | 5:1 | 5:1 |
| Water volume | 20 gal | 27 gal |
| Height | 64" | 75" |
| Width | 29" | 35" |
| Water connections (out / in) | 3" Victaulic / 3" Victaulic | 3" Flange / 3" Flange |
| Gas inlet connection | 1" | 2" |
| ASME Section IV rating | 160 PSIG / 210°F | 160 PSIG / 210°F |
| Fuel | Natural Gas ONLY | Natural Gas ONLY |
| Boiler horsepower | 28 BHP | 57 BHP |
| Combustion efficiency | 94 % | 94 % |
| Low NOx emissions | Capable, Consult Factory | Capable, Consult Factory |
| Minimum flow rate | 22 gpm at 85°F ΔT | 45 gpm at 85°F ΔT |
| Maximum flow rate | 95 gpm at 20°F ΔT | 190 gpm at 20°F ΔT |
| Approx. shipping weight | 1,185 lb | 2,020 lb |
| Length | 72" | 80" |
| Vent and air intake | 6" | 8" |
Published ratings: the Bryan Free Flex 1000 is rated 200,000–999,000 BTU/HR input, 949,000 BTU/HR output and 95% thermal efficiency; the Bryan Free Flex 2000 is rated 400,000–1,999,000 BTU/HR input, 1,899,000 BTU/HR output and 95% thermal efficiency. Bryan Free Flex 2000 lists 1,000,000 BTU/HR more input than Bryan Free Flex 1000 (1,999,000 BTU/HR against 999,000 BTU/HR). Both list the same published thermal efficiency of 95%.
The boiler water content differs: the Bryan Free Flex 1000 lists 20 gal, while the Bryan Free Flex 2000 lists 27 gal. The height differs: the Bryan Free Flex 1000 lists 64", while the Bryan Free Flex 2000 lists 75". The width differs: the Bryan Free Flex 1000 lists 29", while the Bryan Free Flex 2000 lists 35".
Both records print the same thermal efficiency (95%), turndown (5:1), maximum operating pressure (160 PSIG / 210°F) and fuel (Natural Gas ONLY), per the cited sources.
Bryan Boilers
The Bryan Free Flex 1000 is a stainless-steel flexible-watertube condensing boiler rated 999,000 BTU/hr input and 949,000 BTU/hr output at 95% thermal / 94% combustion efficiency, 28 BHP, with 5:1 turndown in Bryan's published submittal.
Bryan Boilers
The Bryan Free Flex 2000 is a stainless-steel flexible-watertube condensing boiler rated 1,999,000 BTU/hr input and 1,899,000 BTU/hr output at 95% thermal / 94% combustion efficiency, 57 BHP, with 5:1 turndown in Bryan's published submittal.
The Bryan Free Flex 2000 lists 1,999,000 BTU/HR, against 999,000 BTU/HR on the Bryan Free Flex 1000, per the cited documentation.
Both list the same thermal efficiency of 95%.
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Sources and verification
Facts checked September 9, 2026. Last updated September 9, 2026. Technical reviewer: not yet assigned.