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IBC Technologies VX Series

The IBC VX Series is a wall-hung residential condensing boiler line with VX 110, VX 150 and VX 199 models, 95% AFUE, a V-10 touchscreen controller, four built-in zone outputs and up to 6.5:1 turndown.

Current seriesSold in CanadaNatural gasPropaneresidential

Series facts

Type
condensing
Efficiency
95% AFUE
Fuel
Natural gas or propane; the VX model pages state a fuel conversion kit is included.
Venting
3" Schedule 40 or 3" polypropylene (PPs, 80 mm) flue, with a 2" option on the VX 110 and VX 150; IBC approves PVC, CPVC or PPs for this series.
Models documented
3

95% AFUE across the VX 110, VX 150 and VX 199 on IBC's Canadian model pages.

About the VX Series

The VX Series shares the V-10 touchscreen controller and SIM+ safety and ignition module architecture with the SL Series G3, but it is built as a more compact unit aimed at new-build and retrofit work where wall space is tight. The 110, 150 and 199 models are heating-only: domestic hot water is handled by an indirect tank that IBC documents connecting directly to the boiler without a primary loop.

Where the SL G3 uses 3" venting throughout, the VX 110 and VX 150 also allow 2" venting (up to 100 and 50 equivalent feet per side respectively), and IBC lists PVC, CPVC and polypropylene as approved materials. The largest VX 199 is 3" venting only, with 100 equivalent feet per side, so the vent route can decide which model fits a given mechanical room.

The VX 110 and VX 150 are rated to 50 psig maximum operating pressure and the VX 199 to 30 psig; the boiler ships with a 30 psig relief valve. All three models are listed on IBC's Canadian site with CSA input and output figures. Boilers.ca reports the model-level figures and notes that IBC's current VX brochure file on the Canadian site is labelled for the United States.

Highlights

  • 95% AFUE on all three models
  • 2" venting option on the VX 110 and VX 150 (3" only on the VX 199)
  • V-10 touchscreen controller; cascade of up to four units
  • Built-in control for four heating zones plus the primary pump
  • Indirect tank connection without a primary loop
  • Five-year limited parts and limited 15-year residential heat-exchanger warranty (per IBC Canada page)

IBC's Canadian VX product page states a five-year limited parts warranty and a limited 15-year residential heat-exchanger warranty; terms and conditions are set out in the IBC VX warranty document.

Models

VX Series models

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

IBC Technologies

IBC VX 110

CurrentSold in Canada
Input
16.9–110 MBH
Output (max)
101.5 MBH
AFUE
95 %

The IBC VX 110 is the smallest VX Series boiler: 16.9 to 110 MBH input, 95% AFUE, wall-hung on the V-10 controller, with 2" venting allowed to 100 feet and 3" to 240 feet per side.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

IBC Technologies

IBC VX 150

CurrentSold in Canada
Input
23–150 MBH
Output (max)
138.5 MBH
AFUE
95 %

The IBC VX 150 is the mid-size VX Series boiler: 23 to 150 MBH input, 95% AFUE, wall-hung with the V-10 controller, 3" venting to 170 equivalent feet and a 2" option to 50 feet.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

IBC Technologies

IBC VX 199

CurrentSold in Canada
Input
30.6–199 MBH
Output (max)
183.7 MBH
AFUE
95 %

The IBC VX 199 is the largest VX Series boiler: 30.6 to 199 MBH input, 95% AFUE, 3" venting only to 100 equivalent feet, rated at 30 psig, and the lightest way IBC offers a 199 MBH wall-hung input at 88 lb.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

Compare models in this series

Comparison of IBC VX 110 and IBC VX 150 and IBC VX 199
SpecificationIBC VX 110IBC VX 150IBC VX 199
Input, minimum16.9 MBH23 MBH30.6 MBH
Input, maximum110 MBH150 MBH199 MBH
CSA output, maximum101.5 MBH138.5 MBH183.7 MBH
Efficiency (AFUE)95 %95 %95 %
Turndown ratioup to 6.5:1up to 6.5:1up to 6.5:1
Max. equivalent vent length, 3"240 ft170 ft100 ft
Max. equivalent vent length, 2"100 ft50 ft
Weight (empty)67 lb78 lb88 lb

Read the full comparison: IBC VX 110 vs VX 150

Read the full comparison: IBC VX 150 vs VX 199

Read the full comparison: IBC VX 110 vs IBC VX 199

Read the full comparison: IBC VX 110 vs Viessmann Vitodens 200-W B2HE-120

Read the full comparison: IBC VX 199 vs Viessmann Vitodens 200-W B2HE-199

Error codes and alerts

VX Series alerts

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

How does the VX series differ from the SL Series G3?

Both are IBC heating-only condensing boilers on the V-10 controller. The VX models are more compact, allow 2" venting on the two smaller sizes, and IBC rates the VX warranty at a limited 15 years for the residential heat exchanger rather than limited lifetime. The SL 10-85 G3 is rated 96% AFUE; the VX models are rated 95%.

Which VX models are available in Canada?

IBC Canada lists the VX 110, VX 150 and VX 199 on its product pages with CSA input and output figures. The VX 199 is the largest at up to 199 MBH input.

Can a VX boiler provide domestic hot water?

No. The VX series is heating-only. IBC documents pairing it with an indirect water tank connected directly to the boiler.

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Sources and verification

Facts checked September 7, 2026. Last updated September 7, 2026. Technical reviewer: not yet assigned.

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