INSTAHEAT 25K
25K BTU RV Propane Furnace
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InstaHeat 25K delivers 25,000 BTU with 240 CFM airflow. It is the lower-output choice for smaller trailers where the cabinet, return air and ducts do not need a 30K or 35K furnace.
View all features ↓Fit and installation
- Cabinet size
- 17.75 W × 20.1 D × 8 H in
- Mounting
- Horizontal or vertical
- Heating output
- 25,000 BTU/h
- Airflow
- 240 CFM
- Power supply
- 12V DC
- Duct static pressure
- 0.10 in WC
The listed cabinet, return-air area, ducts, exhaust, 12V power and LP supply support proper operation. Vertical installation uses the specified support hardware.
What’s included
- ✓Furnace coreInstaHeat 25K ducted propane furnace
- ✓Door optionNo door, black door or white door variant
- ✓ThermostatWired digital thermostat
- ✓Installation partsModel-specific mounting and connection hardware
- ✓DocumentationUser manual and installation guidance
Package contents follow the selected configuration and variant.
Specifications
- Heating input
- 25,000 BTU/h
- Airflow
- 240 CFM
- Power supply
- 12V DC
- Rated current
- 3.5A
- Motor power
- 42W
- Duct static pressure
- 0.10 in WC
- Return air
- 80 in²
- Minimum return air
- 55 in²
Quick answers
Can it be installed vertically?
Yes, when the specified mounting bracket and installation instructions are followed.
Does it work with in-floor ducting?
It is designed for central ducted RV heating; confirm duct sizing and static pressure with an installer.
How do I choose the furnace output?
Choose from the RV heat load, cabinet size, duct capacity and the output of the furnace being replaced.
Pair ducted propane heat with rooftop cooling and hot water selected for the RV’s actual installation.
Add 18K cooling and heat-pump comfort with a matching roof opening, ceiling kit and 115V circuit.
View rooftop fitAdd high-flow hot water with a door package selected for the existing opening and RV utilities.
View water-heater fit
25K heat for smaller RV systems
The lower-output furnace matches compact interiors and lighter duct systems without forcing 35K airflow through them.
Warm smaller RV interiors efficiently
Right-sized output helps avoid buying furnace capacity the cabin and ducts cannot use.
Match compact central duct systems
Rated performance still depends on adequate return air and unrestricted supply outlets.
Keep dependable cold-weather propane heat
LP heat remains useful when outside temperatures reduce rooftop heat-pump performance.
Choose 25K for genuinely smaller RVs
Start with the old furnace output, the cabin heat load and the duct capacity.
The 25K platform is intended for lighter heat loads.
Confirm return air and outlet area before ordering.
Choose 30K or 35K for larger cabins, colder routes or greater duct capacity.
Complete 25K furnace-system compatibility
Cabinet dimensions, airflow, exhaust and utilities work together for proper operation.
Match cabinet, air, exhaust and utilities
Compare the manual with the old furnace before disconnecting LP gas or 12V wiring.
- Heat input
- 25,000 BTU/h
- Airflow
- 240 CFM
- Cabinet
- 17.75 × 20.1 × 8 in
- Power
- 12V DC / 3.5A
- Return air
- 80 in²
- Static pressure
- 0.10 in WC
Vertical installation uses the specified bracket with the listed return air, ducts, exhaust clearance and gas supply.
Choose the output the ducts can move
Higher BTU is not an upgrade when the existing air system is too restrictive.
InstaHeat 25K
For smaller RVs and lighter heat loads.
- Heat
- 25K BTU
- Airflow
- 240 CFM
- Motor
- 42W
InstaHeat 30K
For moderate heat loads and mid-size ducts.
- Heat
- 30K BTU
- Airflow
- 260 CFM
- Best for
- Mid-size RVs
InstaHeat 35K
For larger rigs, colder routes and greater duct capacity.
- Heat
- Up to 35K
- Airflow
- 320 CFM
- Modes
- 4 levels
Why the 25K furnace fits smaller RV heat loads
Quick guidance on output, cabinet fit, ducts and utilities.
Can it be installed vertically?
Yes, when the specified mounting bracket, clearances and installation instructions are followed.
Does it work with central RV ducting?
Yes. Confirm return air, outlet area and static pressure with the manual.
When should I choose 30K instead?
Move up when the RV heat load, old furnace output and duct capacity call for more than 25K and 240 CFM.
What utilities does it require?
It needs LP propane, 12V DC power, correct exhaust routing, return air and compatible supply ducts.
This product is rated 4.8 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 31 reviews.




