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Comparison

Dunkirk Royal CO-150 vs CO-200

Verdict in brief

The Royal CO-200 is the top of the Royal CO combi line: DHW input rises from 150 to 200 MBH with flow up from 3.7 to 5.1 GPM at a 70 °F rise (the 'up to 5.1 gpm' figure on the product page), central-heating input from 120 to 180 MBH and heating capacity from 110 to 167 MBH — all at the same 95.2% AFUE in the shared wall-hung cabinet.

Side by side

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

Comparison of Dunkirk Royal CO-150 and Dunkirk Royal CO-200
SpecificationDunkirk Royal CO-150Dunkirk Royal CO-200
Central-heating input, minimum15 MBH20 MBH
Central-heating input, maximum120 MBH180 MBH
DHW input, minimum15 MBH20 MBH
DHW input, maximum150 MBH200 MBH
DHW flow rate at 70 °F rise3.7 gpm5.1 gpm
AFUE95.2 %95.2 %
Heating capacity110 MBH167 MBH
Net AHRI water rating96 MBH145 MBH
TurndownUp to 10:1Up to 10:1
Dimensions (H x W x D)28.23" x 17.4" x 16.93"28.23" x 17.4" x 16.93"

What actually separates them

Both combis run the Royal CO platform at 95.2% AFUE with up to 10:1 turndown and the same cabinet and connection sizes. The CO-200's CH side fires 20-180 MBH against the CO-150's 15-120 MBH, lifting heating capacity from 110 to 167 MBH and the net AHRI water rating from 96 to 145 MBH.

On domestic hot water the CO-200 prints DHW input of 200 MBH and 5.1 GPM at a 70 °F rise, against 150 MBH and 3.7 GPM on the CO-150 — the figure behind Dunkirk's '3 Combi Models Offer Domestic Hot Water up to 5.1 gpm' feature bullet. The DHW connections stay 1/2" NPT and the CH side 3/4" NPT on both.

The CO-200's minimum fires step up to 20 MBH (CH) against the CO-150's 15 MBH, so in a low-load home the smaller combi modulates on a lower floor. As with the rest of the line, the gas supply must be sized for the combi's full DHW input during a hot-water draw.

Dunkirk Boilers

Dunkirk Royal CO-150

CurrentCanadian status unknown
Input
15–120 MBH
Output (max)
AFUE
95.2 %

The Royal CO-150 is Dunkirk's 150 MBH-class wall-hung residential combi: 15 to 120 MBH central-heating input with DHW input from 15 to 150 MBH (3.7 GPM at a 70 °F rise), 95.2% AFUE, 110 MBH heating capacity and up to 10:1 turndown.

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Dunkirk Boilers

Dunkirk Royal CO-200

CurrentCanadian status unknown
Input
20–180 MBH
Output (max)
AFUE
95.2 %

The Royal CO-200 is Dunkirk's 200 MBH-class wall-hung residential combi: 20 to 180 MBH central-heating input with DHW input from 20 to 200 MBH (5.1 GPM at a 70 °F rise), 95.2% AFUE, 167 MBH heating capacity and up to 10:1 turndown.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the CO-200's 5.1 GPM a heating figure?

No — it is the combi's DHW flow at a 70 °F temperature rise as printed in the brochure table and summarized as 'up to 5.1 gpm' on the product page.

Do the two models need different gas piping?

The CO-200 can draw 200 MBH during a DHW call, so the gas supply must be sized for that input; a licensed contractor confirms the sizing at assessment.

When is the CO-200 worth the step up?

When the heat-loss calculation and simultaneous hot-water draws genuinely exceed the CO-150's 110 MBH heating capacity and 3.7 GPM — extra size without the load just raises the minimum fire.

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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