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Triangle Tube Challenger CC105 Combi

The Challenger CC105 Combi is the mid-size 'Two in One' combi: 29 to 106 MBH at 94% AFUE with 2.5 GPM of DHW at a 70°F rise, condensing in both heating and hot-water modes. Discontinued years before the November 3, 2025 cessation.

DiscontinuedHistorically in Canada

Key figures

Max input
106 MBH
Max CSA output
AFUE
94 %
Min input
29 MBH
Natural gasPropaneCombiresidential

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

Triangle Tube Challenger CC105 Combi in practice

The Challenger 105 combi row of the archived 2019 comparison table lists 29 to 106 MBH of input at 94% AFUE with a 4.08:1 turndown, a 94 MBH DOE capacity and an 82 MBH net AHRI rating, plus 2.5 GPM of DHW flow at a 70°F rise. The combi's 'Two in One' heat exchanger heats domestic water directly in the primary exchanger, so the boiler keeps condensing in DHW mode.

The CC105 combi is one of the two combi sizes with full rows in the 2019 table (the other is the CC125); the official combi user's manual covers the CC105/CC125/CC125H models. Like all Challengers it predates the November 3, 2025 cessation by years and is documented from archived pages and manuals.

Best suited to

  • Owners identifying a CC105 combi from its rating plate and 2019-era comparison row
  • Homes whose original load and hot-water draw matched the 106 MBH combi package
  • Service work on the 'Two in One' heat exchanger design documented in the combi manual

Applicability and support

Model number
CC105
Canadian availability
historical
Production status
discontinued
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 Triangle Tube. Units are shown with every value; notes flag conflicting sources or missing figures.

Triangle Tube Challenger CC105 Combi specifications
SpecificationValueNote
Input
Heating input, minimum29 MBH
Heating input, maximum106 MBH
Output
DOE heating capacity94 MBHPer the product-page spec table.
Net AHRI rating82 MBHPer the product-page spec table.
Efficiency
Efficiency (AFUE)94 %94% AFUE on the Challenger 105 combi row of the 2019 product-comparison table.
Domestic hot water
DHW output at 70°F rise2.5 GPMPer the 2019 product-comparison table.
Operating limits and other
Turndown ratio4.08:1The combi comparison row prints a 4.08:1 turndown.
FuelNatural gas or propaneThe 2019 comparison table prints NG/LP on every Challenger row.

Frequently asked questions

How much hot water does the CC105 Combi produce?

The 2019 comparison table lists 2.5 GPM of DHW flow at a 70°F rise for the Challenger 105 combi, produced directly in the primary heat exchanger in 'Two in One' fashion.

Does the CC105 Combi condense while making hot water?

Yes — that was the point of the design. Triangle Tube's combi marketing says heating domestic water directly in the primary heat exchanger lets the boiler condense in DHW mode and eliminates a separate heat exchanger and three-way valve.

Questions about the Triangle Tube Challenger CC105 Combi?

Describe what the boiler is doing and get a straight answer about the next step.

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

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