Authorized IBC dealer
IBC boiler dealer in Pickering — hydronic heating for Toronto & Durham
Climate Experts plans IBC boiler systems for radiator homes, in-floor heating, hydronic air handlers and custom-home projects across Pickering, Durham Region and Toronto. We start with heat loss, water temperatures and zoning so the boiler and the distribution work together.
IBC equipment: compare the system, not just the badge
These manufacturer-published families are a starting point for a proposal. We confirm Canadian distributor availability, the exact model and capacity, and the equipment we recommend for your home before ordering.
SL Series G3
Climate Experts compares the smallest active zone with the boiler’s minimum output, then checks the water temperature needed by radiators, floors or fan coils. For a home that also needs an indirect cylinder, we size the storage and recovery separately and plan how the boiler changes between heating and tank calls.
Read specifications, model data and selection notes
| Application | Heating boiler; indirect domestic water requires separate tank. |
|---|---|
| Controls | V-10 touchscreen; outdoor reset; 0–10VDC or 4–20mA control input. |
| Limited warranty — conditions apply | For post-July2024 manufacture, residential all parts 100% years0–5; heat exchanger 100% years6–10 and25% years11+. Original owner/location, authorized distribution, qualified installation, registration and maintenance conditions; labour excluded. Do not describe lifetime coverage as full replacement for life. |
SL 10-85G3
| Model | SL 10-85G3 |
|---|---|
| Heating input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 10600 – 85000 |
| CSA output, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 10100 – 79000 |
| AFUE (%) | 96 |
| Electrical | 120VAC/60Hz |
| Full-fire power without pumps (W) | 54 |
SL 14-115G3
| Model | SL 14-115G3 |
|---|---|
| Heating input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 14000 – 115000 |
| CSA output, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 13300 – 109000 |
| AFUE (%) | 95 |
| Electrical | 120VAC/60Hz |
| Full-fire power without pumps (W) | 72 |
SL 20-160G3
| Model | SL 20-160G3 |
|---|---|
| Heating input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 20000 – 160000 |
| CSA output, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 19000 – 147000 |
| AFUE (%) | 95 |
| Electrical | 120VAC/60Hz |
| Full-fire power without pumps (W) | 82 |
SL 30-199G3
| Model | SL 30-199G3 |
|---|---|
| Heating input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 32000 – 199000 |
| CSA output, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 30000 – 181300 |
| AFUE (%) | 95 |
| Electrical | 120VAC/60Hz |
| Full-fire power without pumps (W) | 100 |
Manufacturer documentation reviewed October 20, 2026. Exact Canadian availability, production suffix and installation requirements are confirmed with your proposal.
VX residential boilers
For VX, Climate Experts checks the load of the whole home and of the smallest zone before choosing among the three firing ranges. We also inspect the retained piping and allow access to the heat exchanger, pumps and venting so a compact wall installation remains practical to maintain.
Read specifications, model data and selection notes
| Application | Heating boiler; separate indirect tank may supply domestic hot water. |
|---|---|
| Controls | V-10 touchscreen, outdoor reset, four zone pump/valve control plus primary pump; cascade up to four. |
| Limited warranty — conditions apply | Residential: other parts5 years; heat exchanger100% years0–10,25% years11–15. Commercial heat exchanger5 years/other parts2 years. Original owner and location; qualified trained installer; maintenance/water-quality requirements. Labour excluded. |
VX110
| Model | VX110 |
|---|---|
| Heating input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 16900 – 110000 |
| CSA output, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 16200 – 101500 |
| AFUE (%) | 95 |
| Electrical | 120VAC/60Hz |
| Full-fire power without pumps (W) | 90 |
VX150
| Model | VX150 |
|---|---|
| Heating input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 23000 – 150000 |
| CSA output, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 22000 – 138500 |
| AFUE (%) | 95 |
| Electrical | 120VAC/60Hz |
| Full-fire power without pumps (W) | 79 |
VX199
| Model | VX199 |
|---|---|
| Heating input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 30600 – 199000 |
| CSA output, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 29200 – 183700 |
| AFUE (%) | 95 |
| Electrical | 120VAC/60Hz |
| Full-fire power without pumps (W) | 90 |
Manufacturer documentation reviewed October 20, 2026. Exact Canadian availability, production suffix and installation requirements are confirmed with your proposal.
SFC-1 Superflow combi
Climate Experts checks two separate requirements for an SFC combi: the heating load and the hot water used at the same time. We compare the published flow at a realistic winter temperature rise with your fixtures, then review recirculation and whether storage would better suit long or overlapping draws.
Read specifications, model data and selection notes
| Controls | Touchscreen, outdoor reset, 0–10VDC input, DHW recirculation pump relay; ECM heating pump packaged with boiler. |
|---|---|
| Limited warranty — conditions apply | Single residential unit: heat exchanger10 years and other parts5 years. Commercial heat exchanger5 years/parts5 years. Original owner/location, qualified installation, normal use and maintenance/water quality apply; labour excluded. |
SFC99-1
| Model | SFC99-1 |
|---|---|
| Heating input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 15500 – 99000 |
| Csa heating output BTU/h min max | 14800 – 89000 |
| Domestic hot-water input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 15500 – 99000 |
| AFUE (%) | 96 |
| Domestic hot water US gpm at 67F 37 2C rise | 2.4 |
| Electrical | 120VAC/60Hz;120W full fire including internal pump |
SFC125-1
| Model | SFC125-1 |
|---|---|
| Heating input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 16500 – 99000 |
| Csa heating output BTU/h min max | 15800 – 89000 |
| Domestic hot-water input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 16500 – 125000 |
| AFUE (%) | 95 |
| Domestic hot water US gpm at 67F 37 2C rise | 3.2 |
| Electrical | 120VAC/60Hz;120W full fire including internal pump |
SFC199-1
| Model | SFC199-1 |
|---|---|
| Heating input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 28500 – 125000 |
| Csa heating output BTU/h min max | 27100 – 111000 |
| Domestic hot-water input, minimum–maximum (BTU/h) | 28500 – 199000 |
| AFUE (%) | 95 |
| Domestic hot water US gpm at 67F 37 2C rise | 5.0 |
| Electrical | 120VAC/60Hz;120W full fire including internal pump |
Manufacturer documentation reviewed October 20, 2026. Exact Canadian availability, production suffix and installation requirements are confirmed with your proposal.
EBX electric boilers
Climate Experts checks the available electrical service and supply voltage before selecting EBX. The same model delivers less heat at208V than at240V; we compare that available output with the heat loss and planned water temperature, and size any heat-pump backup arrangement around the actual shortfall.
Read specifications, model data and selection notes
| Controls | Setpoint or outdoor reset; built-in three-speed pump; dual titanium elements. |
|---|---|
| Limited warranty — conditions apply | Residential pump/elements1 year, other parts5 years; commercial1 year. Original owner/location; licensed trained contractor; electrical and water-quality conditions apply. Labour excluded. |
EBX 4K-240
| Model | EBX 4K-240 |
|---|---|
| Modulating power kW at240V min max | 0.4 – 4 |
| Modulating power kW at208V min max | 0.3 – 3 |
| Max current A at240V with pump | 17.6 |
| Published breaker A | 30 |
| Electrical note | Final conductor/protection installation follows selected manual and applicable code. |
EBX 8K-240
| Model | EBX 8K-240 |
|---|---|
| Modulating power kW at240V min max | 0.8 – 8 |
| Modulating power kW at208V min max | 0.6 – 6 |
| Max current A at240V with pump | 34.2 |
| Published breaker A | 45 |
| Electrical note | Final conductor/protection installation follows selected manual and applicable code. |
EBX 10K-240
| Model | EBX 10K-240 |
|---|---|
| Modulating power kW at240V min max | 1 – 10 |
| Modulating power kW at208V min max | 0.8 – 7.5 |
| Max current A at240V with pump | 42.6 |
| Published breaker A | 60 |
| Electrical note | Final conductor/protection installation follows selected manual and applicable code. |
EBX 12K-240
| Model | EBX 12K-240 |
|---|---|
| Modulating power kW at240V min max | 1.2 – 12 |
| Modulating power kW at208V min max | 0.9 – 9 |
| Max current A at240V with pump | 50.9 |
| Published breaker A | 70 |
| Electrical note | Final conductor/protection installation follows selected manual and applicable code. |
Manufacturer documentation reviewed October 20, 2026. Exact Canadian availability, production suffix and installation requirements are confirmed with your proposal.
Published ratings apply to particular models and test conditions. Your Climate Experts proposal identifies the selected equipment and installation requirements; we confirm the applicable Canadian specifications before ordering.
Choosing IBC for your home
IBC boilers support projects where the distribution system matters as much as the boiler itself: cast-iron radiators, in-floor heating, hydronic air handlers and snow melt. In Toronto renovations, we assess the retained piping and emitters before choosing the new heat source. A large boiler is not a substitute for a balanced system.
For a custom home, we plan zones, water temperatures, controls and domestic hot water together. An electric boiler requires an electrical-capacity review; a gas boiler requires suitable fuel and venting arrangements. We explain the system options before mechanical drawings are finalized, including how service access and future maintenance will work.
Before equipment is ordered
We review the heating and cooling requirements, installation access and service space. The written proposal names the equipment, controls and agreed work.
When the installation is complete
We commission the system, explain the controls and maintenance, and document the applicable registration and warranty details.
IBC warranty: parts, equipment and labour
Coverage depends on the exact equipment, Canadian certificate, installation and registration. Parts, heat exchangers, equipment replacement and labour are separate benefits. Read the family-specific terms above; our written proposal identifies the coverage for your selected system.
Current IBC offers and rebate planning
Manufacturer promotions change by model, location and dealer participation. Ask us to check any current Canadian offer against your exact system and purchase date; we show confirmed eligibility and expiry dates in the written proposal.
This dated manufacturer offer has ended or has not yet started. Contact us for current Canadian offers.
For heat-pump projects, review Ontario rebate planning before purchase. Program eligibility is separate from a manufacturer promotion.
Manufacturer information checked October 5, 2026.
Your IBC system, supported by a local team
Pickering roots. Toronto and Durham service.
Climate Experts was founded by Cody Johnson in 2012. Cody brings 20 years of HVAC experience, with G2, 313D and 308R licences. Our shop is at Unit 13, 905 Dillingham Rd, Pickering. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., with emergency service evenings and weekends.
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Stay with Climate Experts while you compare the equipment. We explain the proposed models, installation scope and maintenance, and provide the applicable product and warranty documents for your selected system.
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IBC questions homeowners ask
Can one IBC boiler serve radiators and in-floor heating?
Potentially, with a design that supplies the water temperatures and flow each circuit needs. We plan zone controls, pumps and any mixing arrangement around the emitters.
Why does the boiler’s minimum output matter?
When one small zone calls for heat, an oversized minimum output can cause short cycling. We compare the boiler’s modulation range with the smallest likely heating demand.
Is an EBX electric boiler the same as an air-to-water heat pump?
No. EBX is electric resistance heating. A heat pump moves heat and has different efficiency, output and installation requirements. We compare electrical capacity and running-cost assumptions before selecting an all-electric approach.
Can you review the hydronic design before my renovation drawings are final?
Yes. Early consulting covers mechanical space, zones, piping, domestic hot water, controls and service access, helping the system fit the building and budget.
What is included in a IBC installation quote?
The quote identifies the selected equipment and controls, installation scope, applicable warranty and any confirmed rebates. Tell us about comfort problems, planned renovations and access restrictions so those needs can be assessed before the scope is agreed.
Can you maintain my IBC system after installation?
Contact our Pickering service team for maintenance planning. The visit and schedule depend on the equipment, its condition and the manufacturer’s requirements. Maintenance 365 options can be reviewed with the specific systems you want covered.
Talk to a Climate Expert about IBC
Tell us where you live, what equipment you have and what you want to improve. We will discuss the assessment and system options for your home.