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Comparison

Utica CuB CCB-150 vs CHB-150

Verdict in brief

Both the Utica CuB CCB-150 and the Utica CuB CHB-150 belong to the Utica Boilers CuB Series (CCB-150 / CHB-100/130) line of non-condensing boilers. The Utica CuB CCB-150 is documented at 50–150 MBH input, 130 MBH heating capacity and 85% AFUE, while the Utica CuB CHB-150 is documented at 50–150 MBH input, 130 MBH heating capacity and 85% AFUE. Both list the same published input of 150 MBH. Both list the same published AFUE of 85%.

Side by side

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

Comparison of Utica CuB CCB-150 and Utica CuB CHB-150
SpecificationUtica CuB CCB-150Utica CuB CHB-150
Input rate, minimum50 MBH50 MBH
Input rate, maximum150 MBH150 MBH
Heating capacity130 MBH130 MBH
Efficiency (AFUE)85 %85 %
Domestic hot waterStainless steel brazed-plate heat exchanger for potable DHW; 6.3 GPM at a 40 °F rise and 3.6 GPM at a 70 °F riseHeating-only boiler with dedicated DHW connections for an indirect water heater
VentingCategory I or Category III (chimney or horizontal); direct-vent adapter and concentric termination kit listed as optionsCategory I or Category III (chimney or horizontal); direct-vent adapter and concentric termination kit listed as options
Power supply120 V / 60 Hz, 12 A minimum circuit120 V / 60 Hz, 12 A minimum circuit
Net AHRI rating, water110 MBH110 MBH
Heat exchangerCopper tube with copper fins, stainless steel support platesCopper tube with copper fins, stainless steel support plates
ControlPCB integral controller with LCD digital display and graphical interfacePCB integral controller with LCD digital display and graphical interface
MountingWall hung; optional floor mounting standWall hung; optional floor mounting stand
Warranty10-year limited CH heat exchanger and 2-year limited parts10-year limited CH heat exchanger and 2-year limited parts

What actually separates them

Published ratings: the Utica CuB CCB-150 is rated 50–150 MBH input, 130 MBH heating capacity and 85% AFUE; the Utica CuB CHB-150 is rated 50–150 MBH input, 130 MBH heating capacity and 85% AFUE. Both list the same published input of 150 MBH. Both list the same published AFUE of 85%.

The domestic-hot-water arrangement differs: the Utica CuB CCB-150 lists Stainless steel brazed-plate heat exchanger for potable DHW; 6.3 GPM at a 40 °F rise and 3.6 GPM at a 70 °F rise, while the Utica CuB CHB-150 lists Heating-only boiler with dedicated DHW connections for an indirect water heater.

Both records print the same input (50 MBH), input (150 MBH), heating capacity (130 MBH) and AFUE (85%), per the cited sources.

Utica Boilers

Utica CuB CCB-150

CurrentCanadian status unknown
Input
50–150 MBH
Output (max)
AFUE
85 %

The Utica CuB CCB-150 is the combination model of the CuB Series: a copper-heat-exchanger, atmospheric gas boiler firing 50–150 MBH for 130 MBH heating capacity and a 110 MBH net AHRI water rating at 85% AFUE, with a stainless brazed-plate DHW heat exchanger delivering 6.3 GPM at a 40 °F rise.

Natural gasPropaneCombi

Utica Boilers

Utica CuB CHB-150

CurrentCanadian status unknown
Input
50–150 MBH
Output (max)
AFUE
85 %

The Utica CuB CHB-150 is a heating-only model of the CuB Series: a copper-heat-exchanger, atmospheric gas boiler firing 50–150 MBH for 130 MBH heating capacity and a 110 MBH net AHRI water rating at 85% AFUE, with dedicated connections for an indirect water heater.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

Frequently asked questions

Do the two models share the same input?

Yes — both list 150 MBH in the cited documentation.

Which model is more efficient?

Both list the same AFUE of 85%.

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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