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Comparison

New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C vs CGS60C

Verdict in brief

Both the New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C and the New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C belong to the New Yorker Boiler CGS-C line of non-condensing boilers. Published ratings: New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C at 138 MBH input, 113 MBH heating capacity and 82% AFUE; New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C at 172 MBH input, 142 MBH heating capacity and 82.1% AFUE. New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C lists 34 MBH more input than New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C (172 MBH against 138 MBH). New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C carries the higher published AFUE at 82.1%, against 82%. New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C lists 70 lb more shipping weight than New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C (555 lb against 485 lb).

Side by side

Published manufacturer figures. Input and output are kept separate; blanks mean the manufacturer did not publish that value.

Comparison of New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C and New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C
SpecificationNew Yorker CGS-C CGS50CNew Yorker CGS-C CGS60C
Input138 MBH172 MBH
DOE heating capacity113 MBH142 MBH
Efficiency (AFUE)82 %82.1 %
Domestic hot waterHeating-only boiler — domestic hot water comes from a separate indirect tank or water heaterHeating-only boiler — domestic hot water comes from a separate indirect tank or water heater
Approx. ship weight485 lb555 lb
VentingChimney vented with built-in draft diverterChimney vented with built-in draft diverter
Supply/return connections2" supply and 2" return2" supply and 2" return
ControlFully packaged with pressure limit, probe-type LWCO and vent damperFully packaged with pressure limit, probe-type LWCO and vent damper
FuelNatural gas or LP gas (conversion kit)Natural gas or LP gas (conversion kit)
AHRI net steam rating85 MBH107 MBH
Steam square feet354 sq ft446 sq ft
Flue collar diameter6"6"

What actually separates them

Published ratings: the New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C is rated 138 MBH input, 113 MBH heating capacity and 82% AFUE; the New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C is rated 172 MBH input, 142 MBH heating capacity and 82.1% AFUE. New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C lists 34 MBH more input than New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C (172 MBH against 138 MBH). New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C carries the higher published AFUE at 82.1%, against 82%.

New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C lists 70 lb more shipping weight than New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C (555 lb against 485 lb).

Both records print the same domestic-hot-water arrangement (Heating-only boiler — domestic hot water comes from a separate indirect tank or water heater), venting (Chimney vented with built-in draft diverter), water connections (2" supply and 2" return) and control (Fully packaged with pressure limit, probe-type LWCO and vent damper), per the cited sources.

New Yorker Boiler

New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C

CurrentCanadian status unknown
Input
Output (max)
AFUE
82 %

The New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C is the mid-size steam model with a 6-inch flue: 138 MBH input with 113 MBH DOE heating capacity and a 85 MBH AHRI net steam rating (354 sq ft) at 82% AFUE, chimney vented with a 6" flue collar.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

New Yorker Boiler

New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C

CurrentCanadian status unknown
Input
Output (max)
AFUE
82.1 %

The New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C is the fourth size at 82.1% AFUE: 172 MBH input with 142 MBH DOE heating capacity and a 107 MBH AHRI net steam rating (446 sq ft) at 82.1% AFUE, chimney vented with a 6" flue collar.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

Frequently asked questions

Which of the two has the higher maximum input?

The New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C lists 172 MBH, against 138 MBH on the New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C, per the cited documentation.

Which model is more efficient?

The New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C carries the higher published AFUE at 82.1%, against 82%.

How much heavier is the New Yorker CGS-C CGS60C?

It ships at 555 lb against 485 lb for the New Yorker CGS-C CGS50C, per the cited sources.

Not sure which one fits your home?

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Sources and verification

Facts checked September 9, 2026. Last updated September 9, 2026. Technical reviewer: not yet assigned.

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