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De Dietrich GT 123A

The De Dietrich GT 123A is a 3-section eutectic cast-iron 3-pass boiler rated 94 MBH gas input / 80 MBH output (0.65 GPH on oil) at a printed AFUE of 85.5% gas / 88% oil, with 1-1/4" supply and return connections.

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Key figures

Max input
94 MBH
Max CSA output
80 MBH
AFUE
Gas 85.5% / Oil 88%
Min input
Natural gasPropaneDHW: unknownresidentialcommercial

Input is gas energy consumed; output is heat delivered. Never size from input alone.

De Dietrich GT 123A in practice

The GT 123A is the 3-section size of the GT 120A series, a eutectic cast-iron, three-pass, low-temperature boiler documented in the GT-120A brochure. The printed table gives 94 MBH CSA gas input, 80 MBH CSA output, a 0.65 GPH No. 2 fuel oil input, 5 US gallons of water capacity and a dry weight of 302 lb. The line is approved for direct-vent, Type L (gas-oil) or Type B (gas only) natural-draft venting.

Supply and return are 1-1/4" threaded connections and the vent connection is 5". The boiler is rated ASME 60 psi water with an operating range of 86–194 °F and a 230 °F maximum allowable water temperature; the minimum safety relief capacity printed for this size is 80 MBH. De Dietrich's North American arm, DDR Americas Inc., is in Cambridge, Ontario and states it warehouses and assembles boilers for the USA and Canada.

Best suited to

  • Homes and light-commercial buildings whose calculated load fits 80 MBH output
  • Low-temperature hydronic systems that benefit from the eutectic cast iron's thermal-shock resistance
  • Retrofits using a chimney with Type L or Type B venting

Applicability and support

Model number
GT 123A
Canadian availability
available
Production status
current
ROMA supplies
Confirmed at consultation
ROMA services
Confirmed at consultation
Warranty
Not verified

Where ROMA provides on-site service

On-site service is currently offered in Greater Vancouver, BC, including Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, New Westminster, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Delta, Langley, Maple Ridge, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, White Rock, Pitt Meadows, Tsawwassen, Anmore, Lions Bay, Belcarra, Bowen Island, Mission. Everything else on this site is reference information you can use anywhere in Canada.

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Specifications

Published specifications

Values as published by De Dietrich. Units are shown with every value; notes flag conflicting sources or missing figures.

De Dietrich GT 123A specifications
SpecificationValueNote
Input
CSA gas input94 MBHPrinted in the GT 120A brochure technical specifications.
CSA No. 2 fuel oil input0.65 GPHPrinted in the GT 120A brochure technical specifications.
Output
CSA output (gas-oil)80 MBHPrinted in the GT 120A brochure; output based on thermal-efficiency test per ANSI Z21.13a/CSA 4.9a-2005.
Efficiency
AFUE (as printed)Gas 85.5% / Oil 88%Printed in the GT 120A brochure; the product page says 'Efficiency up to 88%'.
Venting and air
Boiler vent connection5 inPrinted in the GT 120A brochure; approved for direct-vent, Type L (gas-oil) or Type B (gas only) natural-draft venting.
Physical and connections
Cast-iron sections3Printed in the GT 120A brochure dimensions table.
Heating supply / return1-1/4" threaded outlet / 1-1/4" threaded returnPrinted in the GT 120A brochure dimensions drawing.
Weight (dry)302 lbPrinted in the GT 120A brochure.
Water capacity5 US galPrinted in the GT 120A brochure.
Minimum safety relief capacity80 MBHPrinted in the GT 120A brochure.
ASME MAWP (water)60 psiPrinted in the GT 120A brochure.
Operating limits and other
Operating temperature range86–194 °FPrinted in the GT 120A brochure; max allowable water temp 230 °F.
FuelNatural gas or propane; No. 2 oil firing documentedGT 120A brochure burner table prints '40 G200 SBT NG or LPG' gas burners and No. 2 oil burners; the product page labels it 'Residential Gas or Oil' and the series page describes 'oil/gas/propane firing'.

Frequently asked questions

What is the output of the GT 123A?

The GT 120A brochure prints 94 MBH CSA gas input and 80 MBH CSA output for this size, with a 0.65 GPH No. 2 oil input.

What efficiency does the GT 123A have?

The brochure prints AFUE of 85.5% on gas and 88% on oil for the GT 120A line; the product page says 'Efficiency up to 88%'.

Can the GT 123A use propane?

The brochure's burner table lists '40 G200 SBT NG or LPG' gas burners for the GT 120A series, so natural gas and propane are both documented. Oil firing is also printed.

Questions about the De Dietrich GT 123A?

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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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