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  Gas Piping Connections

  

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Gas Supply Line

Gas Inlet Adapter

Gas 

Regulator

Gas supply

Bottom View

The boiler is 

recommended to be 

the first appliance to 

be connected to the 

gas supply line.

The gas meter capacity 

must be greater than 

the total gas capacity of 

connected appliances.

Example:

Gas meter  

425 CFH

Boiler  

195 CFH

+

Furnace  

58.8 CFH

+

Domestic gas stove  

63.7CFH

* 1 CFH=1,020 Btuh

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" rigid pipe can be used; refer to the sizing tables in the Installation & Operation 

Manual for limitations. Avoid using 

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" corrugated connectors or tubing as noise may 

occur.

  Condensate Drain Connection

  

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A condensate drain pipe must be connected to the ¾” condensate outlet fitting at the 

bottom of the unit and water must be poured into the exhaust connection to fill the 

condensate trap.

Condensate trap

Floor drain

Water

The end of the ¾” (NPT) plastic piping should drain into a laundry tub or into a floor 

drain.

Note

Do not submerge the end of 

the pipe in water.

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Direct to the external drain

To the drain  

via a  

neutralizer

External drain

To the laundry tub

To the laundry tub

via a condensate pump

  Water Piping Connections

  

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Water Piping Connections

Heating 

Supply

Condensate 

Outlet

Heating 

Return

Gas 

Connection

From 

System

Expansion Tank

Backflow Preventer

Pressure Reducing  

Valve

Make-up Water

Pump

To System

Air Separator

Pressure Relief Valve

Space Heating System

A pressure relief valve must be installed when installing piping for a heating system. 
Install the included 

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 in, maximum 50 psi pressure relief valve on the space heating supply. 

An ASME approved HV pressure relief valve for space heating system is supplied with the boiler. 
You may install the pressure relief valve on the space heating supply of the Navien Manifold System, or on the top connection along 

with the air vent (and an external LWCO, if required).

 CAUTION

Do not solder piping directly onto the water connections, as the heat may cause damage to internal components. Use 

threaded water connections only.

System Fill Connection

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Pressure Relief Valve

Air Vent

PRV-Air Vent 

Adapter

Air Vent 

Bushing

Air Vent 

Bushing

PRV-Air Vent 

Connection

Clip

Air Vent

External 

LWCO

Pressure 

Relief Valve

The Navien NFB boiler comes with an air vent and an 

adapter bushing that must be connected to the air vent 

connection. The vent efficiently removes the air from 

the space heating system.
To secure the adapter to the fitting, install the provided 

clip after inserting the PRV-air vent adapter into the 

connection on top of the unit. 
When installing the air vent, install the air vent bushing 

between the air vent and the top connection.
Before filling the boiler, remove the air vent cap to allow 

the system to fill properly. Replace the cap when the 

system is full.

Note

Prior to connecting piping to the boiler, flush 

the entire system to ensure it is free of 

sediment, flux, scale, debris or other 

impurities that may be harmful to the system 

and boiler. During the assembly of the 

heating system, it is important to keep the 

inside of the piping free of any debris 

including construction dust, copper burr, 

sand and dirt.

Note

Ensure that the vent cap is re-installed and 

the vent screws on the system and boiler 

pumps are properly tightened before testing 

or operating the system.

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