INSTACOOL 135 II
13.5K Cooling-Only RV Air Conditioner
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InstaCool 135 II delivers 13,500 BTU cooling in a rooftop system designed for common RV openings. It is a practical choice when you need efficient summer cooling without stepping up to a larger 15K or 18K platform.
View all features ↓Fit and installation
- Roof opening
- 14.25 × 14.25 in
- Roof thickness
- 1.5–5.0 in
- Ceiling layouts
- Ducted or non-ducted
- Power supply
- 115V AC / 12V DC / 60Hz
- Cooling type
- Cooling only
- Refrigerant
- R32
- Main Unit Size
- 29.5 × 27.6 × 14.2 in
- Main Unit Weight
- 69.2 lbs / 31.4 kg
- ADB Size
- 22.8 × 21.1 × 2.7 in (Non-Ducted)
17.1 × 17.1 × 1.8 in (Ducted) - ADB Weight
- 11.5 lbs / 5.21 kg (Non-Ducted)
8.4 lbs / 3.8 kg (Ducted)
A 14.25 × 14.25-inch opening, compatible roof thickness and the matching ducted or non-ducted ceiling kit support installation.
What’s included
- ✓Rooftop ACInstaCool 135 II cooling unit
- ✓Ceiling assemblySelected ducted or non-ducted configuration
- ✓ControllerControl hardware for the selected kit
- ✓Mounting partsInstallation hardware and sealing components
- ✓DocumentationInstallation and operation manual
Package contents follow the selected configuration and variant.
Specifications
- Cooling capacity
- 13,500 BTU/h
- System type
- Cooling only
- Refrigerant
- R32
- Roof opening
- 14.25 × 14.25 in
- Roof thickness
- 1.5–5.0 in
- Power supply
- 115V AC / 12V DC / 60Hz
Quick answers
Is 13,500 BTU enough for my RV?
It is generally better suited to smaller RV interiors; insulation, sun exposure and climate also affect performance.
Does it provide heat?
This model is purpose-built for cooling and pairs with the RV furnace for cold-weather heat.
Can it work with a ducted ceiling?
Yes when the matching ducted configuration is selected.
Add hot water or propane heat selected for the RV opening, utilities and duct system.
Add high-flow hot water with a door package selected for the existing opening and RV utilities.
View water-heater fitAdd propane heat for freezing conditions with a furnace matched to the existing cabinet and duct system.
View furnace fit
Cooling sized for smaller RV interiors
The 13.5K model prioritizes appropriate output, common roof fit and a simpler cooling-only system.
13.5K cooling for compact RVs
A sensible match for smaller trailers and cabins where an 18K platform adds cost without solving a real need.
Choose ducted or non-ducted airflow
Select the ceiling kit that matches the RV instead of adapting the wrong air-distribution box.
Keep winter heat with the furnace
This model stays focused on summer cooling for owners who already use propane heat in cold weather.
Roof and ceiling-system fit
A standard opening, clear rooftop footprint and matching ceiling kit support a clean installation.
Opening, roof depth and ceiling kit
Match every measurement and select ducted or non-ducted before the old unit is removed.
- Cooling
- 13,500 BTU/h
- Roof opening
- 14.25 × 14.25 in
- Roof thickness
- 1.5–5.0 in
- Ceiling layout
- Ducted or non-ducted
- Power
- 115V AC / 12V DC / 60Hz
- System
- Cooling only
Cooling capacity should also reflect RV length, insulation, sun exposure and the output of the unit being replaced.
Choose output from the actual heat load
Match BTU output to the cabin, climate and electrical system.
InstaCool 135 II
For smaller RV interiors and cooling-only travel.
- Cooling
- 13.5K BTU
- Heat
- None
- Ceiling
- Ducted / non-ducted
InstaCool 150 II
For common mid-size RV cooling loads.
- Cooling
- 15K BTU
- Heat
- None
- Airflow
- Up to 470 CFM
InstaCool Pro 18K
For larger cabins and demanding summer heat.
- Cooling
- 18K BTU
- Heat
- None
- Fan speeds
- 4
Quick answers about 13.5K cooling, ceiling fit and power
These answers address the decisions most likely to affect fit and comfort.
Is 13,500 BTU enough for my RV?
It is generally better suited to smaller RV interiors. Insulation, sun exposure, climate and the output of the old unit also matter.
Does this model provide heat?
It is purpose-built for cooling and pairs with a properly sized RV furnace for cold-weather travel.
Can it work with a ducted ceiling?
Yes, when the ducted configuration and compatible ceiling assembly are selected.
Will it fit a standard RV roof opening?
It uses a 14.25 × 14.25-inch opening, but roof thickness, clearance and ceiling layout still need confirmation.
This product is rated 4.9 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 19 reviews.




