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Comparison

Ideal Gallant Wall 299 vs 399

Verdict in brief

The Gallant Wall 299 and 399 share the larger Gallant chassis, the same 72.5 MBH minimum fire and 7.4 gallons of water volume. The 399 adds 100 MBH of ceiling (399 vs 299 MBH), prints 95.1% thermal efficiency against the 299's 95% AFUE row, and lifts the AHRI net rating from 242 to 330 MBH.

Side by side

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

Comparison of Ideal Gallant Wall 299 and Ideal Gallant Wall 399
SpecificationIdeal Gallant Wall 299Ideal Gallant Wall 399
Input modulation, minimum (NG & LP)72.5 MBH72.5 MBH
Input modulation, maximum (NG & LP)299 MBH399 MBH
Efficiency95 %95.1 %
Turndown ratio4.1:15.5:1
AHRI net rating242 MBH330 MBH
DOE heating capacity278 MBH379 MBH
Weight210 lb216 lb
Water volume7.4 gal7.4 gal

What actually separates them

The 299 and 399 are the larger Gallant Wall models and are physically identical: 24.875 x 39.375 x 23.625 inches, 210 and 216 lb, 7.4 gallons of water volume, 1-inch gas, 1-1/2-inch supply/return and 4-inch vent/air connections. Both fire down to the same 72.5 MBH minimum, so low-load behavior is comparable.

Maximum input is the differentiator: 299 MBH on the 299 and 399 MBH on the 399, with DOE heating capacities of 278 and 379 MBH and AHRI net ratings of 242 and 330 MBH. The printed efficiency rows also differ in label: the 299 shows 95% AFUE, while the 399 shows 95.1%, footnoted on the page as thermal efficiency.

Both are ASME certified and ENERGY STAR listed with the CTRLMax control, four configurable circulator outputs and an integrated cascade function for up to six boilers. The 299 is used in Gallant Cascade kits from CPS800 upward; the 399 forms the CPS1000, CPS1200, CPS1600 and CPS2000 racks, with total inputs up to 1,995 MBH.

CurrentCanadian status unknown
Input
72.5–299 MBH
Output (max)
AFUE
95 %

The Ideal Gallant Wall 299 is the mid-size Gallant model: 72.5 to 299 MBH input at 95% AFUE with a 4.1:1 turndown, stepping up to the larger 210 lb chassis with 4-inch venting and 1-inch gas.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only
CurrentCanadian status unknown
Input
72.5–399 MBH
Output (max)
AFUE
95.1 %

The Ideal Gallant Wall 399 is the largest Gallant model: 72.5 to 399 MBH input with a 5.5:1 turndown, a 330 MBH AHRI net rating and a printed 95.1% figure the page footnotes as thermal efficiency.

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

Frequently asked questions

Are the Gallant 299 and 399 the same physical size?

Yes — both share the larger Gallant chassis at 7.4 gallons of water volume; the 399 weighs 216 lb against the 299's 210 lb.

Do they have the same minimum fire?

Yes, both list a 72.5 MBH minimum input; the 399's extra capacity is headroom at the top of the range.

Why do the efficiency labels differ?

The official table prints 95% AFUE for the 299 and 95.1% for the 399, with a page footnote identifying the 399's figure as thermal efficiency.

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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