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Comparison

NTI Trinity TFTN600 vs TFTN725

Verdict in brief

The TFTN600 and TFTN725 are adjacent steps in the floor-mounted TFTN line, and the 725 crosses two installation lines: input rises from 60–600 to 72.5–725 MBH, heating capacity from 585 to 705 MBH and the Net AHRI rating from 509 to 613 MBH, while weight rises from 575 to 685 lb with water, connections step to 2 1/2" water and 1 1/4" gas, and venting moves from 4" to 6" pipe.

Side by side

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

Comparison of NTI Trinity TFTN600 and NTI Trinity TFTN725
SpecificationNTI Trinity TFTN600NTI Trinity TFTN725
Input, minimum60 MBH72.5 MBH
Input, maximum600 MBH725 MBH
Thermal efficiency97.8 %97.7 %
Heating capacity585 MBH705 MBH
Net AHRI rating509 MBH613 MBH
Weight575 lb685 lb
Water content12.5 gal17.5 gal
CH water connections2" NPT2 1/2" NPT
Gas connection1" NPT1 1/4" NPT
Domestic hot waterHeating-only; pair with an indirect tank or separate water heaterHeating-only; pair with an indirect tank or separate water heater

What actually separates them

The TFTN600 fires 60 to 600 MBH at 97.8% thermal efficiency with a 585 MBH heating capacity and a 509 MBH Net AHRI rating, in a 575 lb with-water chassis with 2" water connections, a 1" gas connection and 4" venting. The TFTN725 fires 72.5 to 725 MBH at 97.7% thermal efficiency with a 705 MBH heating capacity and a 613 MBH Net AHRI rating.

The 725 moves to the larger floor class: 685 lb with water, 17.5 gallons of water content, 2 1/2" male NPT water connections, a 1 1/4" male NPT gas connection and 6" venting to 150 ft per side. The efficiency difference is negligible — 97.7% against 97.8% — so the real costs of stepping up are the minimum fire (72.5 MBH against 60 MBH) and the mechanical-room changes in piping and vent size.

Both sizes run on natural gas or propane per NTI's TFTN500–850 conversion instructions. The 725 is justified when the plant-demand calculation exceeds the 600's ceiling and the boiler room can take 2 1/2" piping with 6" venting; loads inside the 600's range keep the lighter 575 lb unit on the simpler 2" and 4" plan.

CurrentSold in Canada
Input
60–600 MBH
Output (max)
AFUE

The NTI Trinity TFTN600 lifts the floor-mounted TFTN to a 600 MBH ceiling: 60 to 600 MBH input at 97.8% thermal efficiency, a 585 MBH heating capacity and a 509 MBH Net AHRI rating, sharing the 575 lb with-water weight and 2" water connections of the TFTN500.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only
CurrentSold in Canada
Input
72.5–725 MBH
Output (max)
AFUE

The NTI Trinity TFTN725 is the second-largest floor-mounted TFTN: 72.5 to 725 MBH input at 97.7% thermal efficiency, a 705 MBH heating capacity and a 613 MBH Net AHRI rating, stepping to 685 lb with water, 2 1/2" NPT water connections and 6" venting.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

Frequently asked questions

What changes between the TFTN600 and the TFTN725?

Input rises from 60–600 to 72.5–725 MBH, heating capacity from 585 to 705 MBH, the Net AHRI rating from 509 to 613 MBH and weight from 575 to 685 lb with water; connections step to 2 1/2" water and 1 1/4" gas, and venting from 4" to 6" pipe.

Is the TFTN725 more efficient than the TFTN600?

No — NTI lists 97.7% thermal efficiency for the 725 against 97.8% for the 600, so the step is about capacity rather than efficiency.

Does the TFTN725 change the venting plan?

Yes. The 725 vents in 6" pipe to 150 ft per side, against 4" pipe on the 500 and 600, so the boiler-room vent route is part of the model decision.

Not sure which one fits your home?

A consultation includes a heat-loss review so the size is right the first time.

On-site service in Greater Vancouver, BC. ROMA lists “Open 7 days” on its site; call to confirm same-day availability.

Sources and verification

Facts checked September 8, 2026. Last updated September 8, 2026. Technical reviewer: not yet assigned.

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