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Dunkirk Boilers Helix VLT

The Helix VLT is Dunkirk's legacy wall-hung condensing boiler with built-in primary/secondary manifold and pump plus a built-in probe-type low water cut-off: the product page prints sizes 50 to 200 MBH at 95% AFUE, and the archived brochure (240008986 Rev. 1/15) adds a DKVLT-299 size. The page shows zero current documents (58 archived), so Boilers.ca records the line as legacy.

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Series facts

Type
condensing
Efficiency
95% AFUE
Fuel
LP conversion kit included, as printed on the product page.
Venting
Direct vent; approved for PVC, CPVC and polypropylene venting. Archived VLT brochure vent maxima: 2" to 100 ft (DKVLT-050) or 50 ft (075/100); 3" to 100 ft; DKVLT-299 3" max 25 ft or 4" max 100 ft.
Models documented
0
Warranty
Not verified

95% AFUE per the product page ('All Dunkirk Helix VLT capacities are 95% efficient'); the archived brochure (240008986 Rev. 1/15) prints 95.0% AFUE on all six DKVLT sizes with an ENERGY STAR 2015 Most Efficient note.

About the Helix VLT

The Helix VLT page describes the wall-hung condensing boiler with 95% AFUE, a 5:1 turndown ratio, the patented vertical stainless heat exchanger (US Patent No. 10,012,413), built-in primary/secondary piping with a built-in pump, a built-in probe-type LWCO with test feature, 150 psi MAWP, sealed combustion, PVC/CPVC/polypropylene venting approval and cascade/staging to 16 boilers. The page prints capacities of 50, 75, 100, 150 and 200 MBH, while the archived VLT brochure (240008986 Rev. 1/15) tabulates six sizes as DKVLT-050/075/100/150/200/299 — including a DKVLT-299 (299/60 MBH input, 273 MBH heating capacity, 239 MBH net AHRI) that the current page copy omits — all at 95.0% AFUE.

Status as printed: the Helix VLT page shows zero current documents (58 archived, newest around 2016–2021) with no badge wording, so Boilers.ca records the series as legacy/superseded (productStatus 'discontinued') and does not model it at model level. As with the Helix VX, the VLT IOMs embed error messages only inside troubleshooting decision trees — no legible printed code table exists, so no error-code rows are published.

Owners of an installed Helix VLT (or its DKVLT-nomenclature rating plate) can still pull the archived brochure, spec sheet and IOM set from the product page. The ratings are the US-market figures Dunkirk prints; no Canadian listing was verified on the pages checked on September 9, 2026, so canadianStatus stays 'unknown'. Gas work belongs with a licensed contractor.

Highlights

  • Legacy wall-hung condensing boiler: page live with 0 current documents (58 archived), checked 2026-09-09
  • Page copy prints 50–200 MBH sizes at 95% AFUE; the archived 1/15 brochure adds DKVLT-299 (299/60 MBH input) not shown on the page
  • Built-in primary/secondary manifold and pump, built-in probe LWCO, 150 psi MAWP, 5:1 turndown
  • Vent approved in PVC, CPVC and polypropylene; cascade/stage to 16 boilers
  • No legible printed fault-code table in the IOMs — no error-code pages published

Models

Helix VLT models

One canonical page per model with input, output and efficiency kept separate.

Error codes and alerts

Helix VLT alerts

No alerts documented for this series yet.

Manuals

Official documents

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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Frequently asked questions

Is the Helix VLT still sold by Dunkirk?

The product page remains live but shows zero current documents (58 archived) and no status wording, so Boilers.ca records productStatus 'discontinued' as a legacy line.

What is the difference between the Helix VLT and the Helix VX?

Both are legacy wall-hung 95% AFUE condensing boilers on the same fin-coil platform. The VLT adds built-in primary/secondary manifold piping and pump plus a built-in probe LWCO, and its brochure nomenclature prints DKVLT- model codes (including a DKVLT-299 in the 1/15 print); the VX prints VX-050 to VX-200 codes.

Does the VLT come in a 299 MBH size?

The product page prints 50 to 200 MBH, but the archived VLT brochure Rev. 1/15 tabulates a DKVLT-299 (299/60 MBH input, 273 MBH capacity, 239 MBH net AHRI) — Boilers.ca records both as printed.

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Sources and verification

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

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