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INSTACOOL ULTRA

16K RV Air Conditioner with Heat Pump

$1,299.99 $1,749.99 Save $450.00
Fast cooling with less cabin noise.

InstaCool Ultra combines 16,000 BTU cooling, 12,500 BTU heat-pump heating and 418 CFM airflow in a low-profile non-ducted rooftop unit. Low mode runs below 43 dB, while app, remote and touchscreen controls keep everyday operation simple.

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16,000 BTUCooling for RVs up to approximately 36 ft
12,500 BTUHeat-pump warmth for milder weather
418 CFMDual-motor, three-impeller airflow
<43 dBLow-mode sound for quieter nights
Color: Gray
30-day returns
Free local shipping
2-year warranty
At a glance
  • 16,000 BTU cooling and 12,500 BTU heat-pump heating
  • 418 CFM airflow from a dual-motor, three-impeller system
  • Low-mode sound below 43 dB
  • Designed for RVs up to approximately 36 ft and 600 sq. ft.
  • WiFi app, handheld remote and touchscreen ADB controls
  • 0–85° automatic swing with the Dual-Sync Motor ADB
  • 11.8 EER and R32 refrigerant
  • Non-ducted installation only
What’s included
  • InstaCool Ultra rooftop air conditioner
  • Non-ducted air distribution box
  • Handheld remote control
  • Mounting hardware and 5.3-inch bolt
  • Roof sealing materials
  • Installation and operation manual

Always confirm the exact package contents shown for the selected variant before installation.

Fit and installation
Roof opening
14.25 × 14.25 in
Roof thickness
1.2–5.0 in
Ceiling layout
Non-ducted ADB
Power supply
115V / 60Hz
Rated input
1270W / 11A
Rooftop weight
100.3 lb

Professional installation is recommended because the job involves rooftop lifting, weather sealing and 115V electrical work.

Specifications
Cooling capacity
16,000 BTU/h
Heat-pump capacity
12,500 BTU/h
Airflow
418 CFM
Set temperature range
61–86°F
Low-mode sound
Below 43 dB
Refrigerant
R32
Rated input / current
1270W / 11A
Rooftop dimensions
42.4 × 28.4 × 12.2 in
ADB dimensions
26.3 × 19.6 × 3.8 in
Rooftop / ADB weight
100.3 / 12.1 lb
Common questions

Will it replace a ducted RV air conditioner?
No. This configuration is designed for a non-ducted ceiling assembly.

Does the heat pump replace a propane furnace?
No. It is intended for mild-weather heating. Use a properly sized furnace in freezing conditions.

Can it run from an inverter?
Yes, when the complete inverter, battery bank, wiring and charging system can support compressor startup and continuous load.

How quiet is it at night?
Low mode is rated below 43 dB. Actual cabin sound depends on installation, fan mode and RV construction.

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HOW IT WORKS

Fast cooling starts with the compressor and the airflow.

InstaCool Ultra pairs a 9.2 cc compressor with separate indoor and outdoor motors and three impellers. The result is 16,000 BTU cooling and 418 CFM airflow without turning the product story into a list of modes.

9.2 cc compressor inside Fogatti InstaCool Ultra
9.2 CC COMPRESSOR

Shorter recovery after the RV has been sitting in the sun.

The larger-displacement compressor supports the unit’s 16,000 BTU cooling capacity, helping the cabin recover after a hot drive or an exposed campsite.

Cooling
16,000 BTU/h
Efficiency
11.8 EER
Dual-motor three-impeller airflow system inside InstaCool Ultra
DUAL-MOTOR AIRFLOW

418 CFM carries conditioned air into the living space.

Separate indoor and outdoor motors work with three impellers so cooled or heated air moves beyond the ceiling area and reaches the occupied cabin sooner.

Airflow
418 CFM
Architecture
Three impellers
InstaCool Ultra nighttime sound level below 43 dB
Quieter low-mode operation.Below 43 dB helps keep sleep and conversation from competing with the rooftop unit.
Fogatti WiFi app control for InstaCool Ultra
Control from the app, remote or ADB.Change temperature, mode and timing without relying on a single control point.
COOLING + HEAT PUMP

One rooftop unit for summer heat and milder cold.

The 12,500 BTU heat pump is useful on cool mornings and during shoulder-season travel. It is not a replacement for a properly sized propane furnace in freezing weather.

InstaCool Ultra cooling and heat-pump operating modes
FIT BEFORE YOU BUY

Measure the opening, roof thickness and ceiling layout first.

Ultra is a non-ducted system for a standard 14.25 × 14.25-inch rooftop opening. Confirm the roof and electrical requirements before placing the order.

Low-profile InstaCool Ultra on an RV roof
ROAD PROFILE

12.2 inches high.

The streamlined housing limits rooftop bulk. A dual-layer base and internal insulation help protect the unit from regular road vibration.

InstaCool Ultra roof thickness and installation requirements
INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

Four details to confirm.

Opening
14.25 × 14.25 in
Roof thickness
1.2–5.0 in
Power
115V / 60Hz
Ceiling
Non-ducted ADB
INSTACOOL RANGE

Choose the model around your RV and your travel.

Ultra favors quieter non-ducted comfort. Pro adds 18K summer cooling. Pro Max combines the highest output with heat-pump heating and ducted or non-ducted installation.

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InstaCool Ultra

For non-ducted RVs where quieter nights and mild-weather heat-pump use matter.

Output
16K cool / 12.5K heat
Installation
Non-ducted
Low mode
Below 43 dB
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InstaCool Pro 18K

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Output
18K cooling
Installation
Ducted or non-ducted
Control
App + voice
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InstaCool Pro Max

For larger RVs that need the highest output, heat-pump heating and installation flexibility.

Output
18K cool / 16K heat
Installation
Ducted or non-ducted
Motors
Dual variable speed

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OWNER TESTING

See the installation and operation outside the studio.

These independent videos show rooftop replacement, cooling and heat-pump operation, cabin noise and inverter use.

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DIY InstaCool Ultra installation video
INSTALLATION

A complete rooftop replacement

Removal, roof preparation, sealing, installation and startup.

InstaCool Ultra cooling and heat review
PERFORMANCE

Cooling, heating and cabin noise

A practical walkthrough after the unit has been installed.

InstaCool Ultra inverter and battery test
OFF-GRID POWER

Operation from an inverter system

Startup demand, power draw and cooling away from hookups.

BEFORE YOU ORDER

Common installation and use questions.

The buy box contains the key specifications. These answers cover the situations that usually require more context.

Will it replace a ducted RV air conditioner?

No. InstaCool Ultra uses a non-ducted air distribution box. Choose a ducted-compatible model if your RV distributes air through ceiling ducts.

Does the heat pump replace a propane furnace?

No. The heat pump is intended for milder cold and shoulder-season travel. Freezing conditions may require a properly sized propane furnace.

What size RV is it intended for?

Fogatti positions Ultra for RVs up to approximately 36 ft and about 600 sq. ft. Actual performance varies with insulation, layout, humidity, sun exposure and outdoor temperature.

Can I run it from an inverter and battery bank?

Yes, when the inverter, battery bank, wiring and charging system can support both compressor startup demand and continuous operation. Check the complete power system rather than inverter wattage alone.

Can an RV owner install it?

Experienced owners may complete the work, but the job involves lifting a 100.3 lb rooftop unit, sealing the roof opening and connecting 115V power. Professional installation is recommended when any step is unfamiliar.

What should I measure before ordering?

Confirm a 14.25 × 14.25 in roof opening, roof thickness between 1.2 and 5.0 in, a non-ducted ceiling layout and suitable 115V / 60Hz electrical service.

How is the unit controlled?

Use the Fogatti WiFi app, handheld remote or touchscreen air distribution box to adjust temperature, mode and timing.

What does below 43 dB mean in real use?

It is the rated low-mode sound level. What you hear inside the RV still depends on fan speed, installation quality, roof construction and the distance from the ADB.