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Comparison

Peerless Cast 92-2 vs Cast 92-4

Verdict in brief

Peerless Cast 92-2 and Peerless Cast 92-4 are two condensing boilers from the Peerless Boilers Cast 92 line. Published ratings: Peerless Cast 92-2 at 40–199 MBH input and 184 MBH output; Peerless Cast 92-4 at 80–399 MBH input and 370 MBH output. The published input differs: Peerless Cast 92-2 lists 40–199 MBH, while Peerless Cast 92-4 lists 80–399 MBH.

Side by side

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

Comparison of Peerless Cast 92-2 and Peerless Cast 92-4
SpecificationPeerless Cast 92-2Peerless Cast 92-4
Input40–199 MBH80–399 MBH
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
Water volume4.75 gal7.125 gal
VentingSealed combustion, direct vent — 3" flueSealed combustion, direct vent — 4" flue
Electrical120VAC/60Hz/1PH, 2.75 A120VAC/60Hz/1PH, 5 A
Output184 MBH370 MBH
Net rating148 MBH322 MBH
Gas pressure (W.C.)2"–14"2"–14"
Flow2–36 GPM4–72 GPM
Boiler H.P.5.310.6
IgnitionDirect sparkDirect spark

What actually separates them

Published ratings: the Peerless Cast 92-2 is rated 40–199 MBH input and 184 MBH output; the Peerless Cast 92-4 is rated 80–399 MBH input and 370 MBH output. The published input differs: Peerless Cast 92-2 lists 40–199 MBH, while Peerless Cast 92-4 lists 80–399 MBH.

The boiler water content differs: the Peerless Cast 92-2 lists 4.75 gal, while the Peerless Cast 92-4 lists 7.125 gal. The venting differs: the Peerless Cast 92-2 lists Sealed combustion, direct vent — 3" flue, while the Peerless Cast 92-4 lists Sealed combustion, direct vent — 4" flue. The electrical requirement differs: the Peerless Cast 92-2 lists 120VAC/60Hz/1PH, 2.75 A, while the Peerless Cast 92-4 lists 120VAC/60Hz/1PH, 5 A.

Both records print the same domestic-hot-water arrangement (Heating-only boiler — domestic hot water comes from a separate indirect tank or water heater), gas pressure (2"–14") and ignition (Direct spark), per the cited sources.

Peerless Boilers

Peerless Cast 92-2

DiscontinuedCanadian status unknown
Input
Output (max)
AFUE
90 %

The Peerless Cast 92-2 is the legacy residential gas-fired condensing cast-iron boiler: a single-model line with a 40–199 MBH CSA input range whose 199 MBH rating row prints 184 MBH output and a 148 MBH net rating at 90% AFUE (ENERGY STAR certified), sealed-combustion direct vent with a 3" flue, 4.75 gallons of water and a HeatNet text-display control.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

Peerless Boilers

Peerless Cast 92-4

DiscontinuedCanadian status unknown
Input
Output (max)
AFUE

The Peerless Cast 92-4 is the legacy commercial or large-residential gas-fired condensing cast-iron boiler: a single-model line with an 80–399 MBH CSA input range whose 399 MBH rating row prints 370 MBH output and a 322 MBH net rating at 92.7% thermal efficiency (87.7% combustion efficiency), sealed-combustion direct vent with a 4" flue, 7.125 gallons of water and a cascade-ready HeatNet control.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

Frequently asked questions

How do the published input figures compare?

The Peerless Cast 92-2 lists 40–199 MBH, while the Peerless Cast 92-4 lists 80–399 MBH, per the cited documentation.

Which model has the higher output?

The Peerless Cast 92-4 lists 370 MBH, against 184 MBH on the Peerless Cast 92-2.

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

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