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Comparison

De Dietrich MCA Pro 90 vs Pro 115

Verdict in brief

De Dietrich MCA Pro 90 and De Dietrich MCA Pro 115 are two condensing boilers from the De Dietrich MCA Pro Series line. Published ratings: De Dietrich MCA Pro 90 at 55–326 MBH input, 306 MBH output and 94% efficiency; De Dietrich MCA Pro 115 at 82–399 MBH input, 368 MBH output and 94% efficiency. De Dietrich MCA Pro 115 lists 73 MBH more input than De Dietrich MCA Pro 90 (399 MBH against 326 MBH). Both list the same published efficiency of 94%. The published shipping weight differs: De Dietrich MCA Pro 90 lists 148 lb dry / 165 lb wetted, while De Dietrich MCA Pro 115 lists 150 lb dry / 167 lb wetted.

Side by side

Published manufacturer figures. Input and output are kept separate; blanks mean the manufacturer did not publish that value.

Comparison of De Dietrich MCA Pro 90 and De Dietrich MCA Pro 115
SpecificationDe Dietrich MCA Pro 90De Dietrich MCA Pro 115
Minimum input (as printed)55 MBH82 MBH
Maximum input (as printed)326 MBH399 MBH
Minimum heat output54 MBH79 MBH
Maximum heat output306 MBH368 MBH
FiringModulating, on/off, remote 0–10 VModulating, on/off, remote 0–10 V
Weight (dry / wetted)148 lb dry / 165 lb wetted150 lb dry / 167 lb wetted
Heating supply / return1-1/4" male NPT1-1/4" male NPT
Gas connection3/4" male NPT3/4" male NPT
FuelNatural gas or propane (LPG)Natural gas or propane (LPG)
Thermal efficiency (CSA certified)94 %94 %
Vent / combustion air4" single pipe / 100–150 mm concentric4" single pipe / 100–150 mm concentric
Operating water temperature range68–190 °F (CPVC / PP / SS)68–190 °F (CPVC / PP / SS)
CSA certified installation altitudeMax 4,500 ft / 1,370 m (Canada)Max 4,500 ft / 1,370 m (Canada)

What actually separates them

Published ratings: the De Dietrich MCA Pro 90 is rated 55–326 MBH input, 306 MBH output and 94% efficiency; the De Dietrich MCA Pro 115 is rated 82–399 MBH input, 368 MBH output and 94% efficiency. De Dietrich MCA Pro 115 lists 73 MBH more input than De Dietrich MCA Pro 90 (399 MBH against 326 MBH). Both list the same published efficiency of 94%.

Both records print the same turndown (Modulating, on/off, remote 0–10 V), water connections (1-1/4" male NPT), gas connection (3/4" male NPT) and fuel (Natural gas or propane (LPG)), per the cited sources.

CurrentSold in Canada
Input
55–326 MBH
Output (max)
306 MBH
AFUE

The De Dietrich MCA Pro 90 is a condensing wall-hung boiler rated 55–326 MBH input and 54–306 MBH output at 94.0% CSA thermal efficiency, with 1-1/4" heating connections and a 148 lb dry weight.

Natural gasPropaneDHW: unknown
CurrentSold in Canada
Input
82–399 MBH
Output (max)
368 MBH
AFUE

The De Dietrich MCA Pro 115 is a condensing wall-hung boiler rated 82–399 MBH input and 79–368 MBH output at 94.0% CSA thermal efficiency, with 1-1/4" heating connections and a 150 lb dry weight.

Natural gasPropaneDHW: unknown

Frequently asked questions

Which of the two has the higher maximum input?

The De Dietrich MCA Pro 115 lists 399 MBH, against 326 MBH on the De Dietrich MCA Pro 90, per the cited documentation.

Which model is more efficient?

Both list the same efficiency of 94%.

Not sure which one fits your home?

A consultation includes a heat-loss review so the size is right the first time.

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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