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Fogatti Quiet LP Gas RV Furnace - 35,000 Btu with White Door
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Fogatti Quiet LP Gas RV Furnace - 35,000 Btu with White Door

Part Number: FG65FR
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Cold nights in an RV hit harder when you don't have a way to cut through the chill. This 35,000 Btu LP gas ducted furnace warms up larger rigs, while sleep mode as low as 40 dB helps keep camping quieter. White exterior access door included. Great Prices for the best rv furnace from Fogatti. Fogatti Quiet LP Gas RV Furnace - 35,000 Btu with White Door part number FG65FR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Fogatti RV Furnace - FG65FR

  • 35000 Btu
  • Fogatti
  • Doored
  • 5th Wheel
  • Motorhome
  • Travel Trailer
  • 22W x 8T x 18D Inch
  • White

Cold nights in an RV hit harder when you don't have a way to cut through the chill. This 35,000 Btu LP gas ducted furnace warms up larger rigs, while sleep mode as low as 40 dB helps keep camping quieter. White exterior access door included.


Highlights

  • Sized For Larger RVs: 35,000 Btu output is recommended for RVs up to 35' long
  • Heats Evenly: Direct-drive fan circulates 260 CFM of warm air to reduce cold spots
  • Quiet Overnight Operation: Sleep mode runs as low as 40 dB for quieter nighttime heating
  • Built-In Safety Features: Smart ignition and triple safety protection help support reliable operation
  • White Access Door Included: Includes a matching exterior access door for installation
  • Full Installation Kit: Includes controller, vent cap, intake and exhaust tubes, and mounting hardware

Features to know about

Built For Larger RV Heating Needs

When temperatures drop, a small furnace can leave parts of your RV feeling like a different climate zone. With up to 35,000 Btu of heat output and adjustable heating levels, this system is sized for larger rigs that need steady, consistent warmth throughout the cabin. A common guideline is about 1,000 Btu per foot of RV length, making this a strong fit for RVs up to about 35' long.


Bigger is not always better when it comes to RV furnaces. An oversized furnace can cycle more often than necessary, use more propane, and create uneven temperatures throughout your RV. Matching furnace output to the size of your rig helps maintain more consistent comfort without overworking the system.

Quiet Heat For Overnight Camping

Some RV furnaces sound like a cargo plane trying to taxi through your campsite at 2 a.m. Sleep mode keeps operation as low as 40 dB, which is closer to light rainfall or rustling leaves than the loud startup-and-shutdown cycles many RV owners are used to. At the same time, the direct-drive fan moves up to 260 CFM of warm air to help maintain more even temperatures throughout your RV.

Designed To Replace Common OEM Furnaces

Ducted

This unit is designed to work within standard ducted RV heating systems, making it a practical replacement for many factory-installed furnaces. It supports horizontal or vertical installation, but alignment still matters. Checking dimensions, duct connections, and vent orientation before ordering helps avoid fit issues during installation.

Smart Controls And Adjustable Heating Modes

Controller

The wired controller gives you quick access to turbo, standard, and sleep modes depending on conditions inside your RV. Turbo mode helps warm the cabin quickly after cold starts, standard mode maintains everyday comfort, and sleep mode cuts down noise overnight. Diagnostic alerts and fault monitoring help simplify troubleshooting if issues come up.

Safety Features Built Into The System

Smart ignition, anti-explosion protection, and integrated fault diagnostics are built into the furnace to help support safer, more reliable operation. A built-in wind sensor helps maintain stable heating performance in changing weather conditions, which matters when temperatures drop and your furnace needs to work consistently.

Door Vs. Doorless Furnace Configurations

White DoorDoorless Furnace

This version includes the white exterior access door, making it a good fit for installations that require exterior service access. Having an exterior access panel makes future maintenance and troubleshooting easier because the furnace can be reached from outside the RV instead of removing interior panels or cabinetry. This type of setup is often the better fit when the furnace is installed in a harder-to-reach location inside the RV. The removable exterior access panel also simplifies inspections and routine service down the road.


Doorless setups create a less interrupted exterior appearance because there is no access panel on the outside of the RV, and they eliminate another exterior seal that could eventually require maintenance or resealing. If your setup provides easy interior access and you would rather avoid an exterior access panel, check out the doorless version, FG55FR . If you prefer the same furnace with a black access door instead, check out FG45FR .

Ducted Heating Vs. Spot Heating

Warm air moves through your RV's duct system for full interior coverage, helping maintain more consistent temperatures across multiple areas of your rig. Smaller ductless heaters can work well for targeted heat, but a ducted furnace like this is better suited for larger RVs that need whole-cabin heating.

Specs

Application:

  • Motor homes, travel trailers, and fifth wheels
  • Recommended RV length: up to 35'

Performance:

  • Heating output: 35,000 Btu max
  • Adjustable heating levels: 17K, 25K, 30K, 35K
  • Airflow: 260 CFM
  • Heating modes: Turbo, standard, sleep
  • Noise level: as low as 40 dB in sleep mode

Electrical:

  • Power supply: 12V DC
  • Current draw: 10 amps
  • Power consumption: 120 watts
  • Fuel type: LP gas
  • Gas inlet: 5/8" UNF

Controls And Safety:

  • Thermostat accuracy: ±3 F
  • Diagnostics: fault alerts and 8 diagnostic functions
  • Wind sensor lifespan: up to 15 years
  • Ignition: smart ignition with anti-explosion protection

Dimensions:

  • Furnace dimensions: 20.1" deep x 7.8" tall x 17.7" wide
  • Exterior door dimensions: 20-5/8" wide x 10-1/2" tall
  • Weight: 33.5 lbs
  • Color: black furnace with white door
  • Material: stamped powder-coated steel

Installation:

  • Return air requirement: 80 sq in
  • Included components: vent cap, intake and exhaust tubes, mounting brackets, base, wired controller, door mounting hardware, and hardware kit
  • Exterior access door: included

Warranty:

  • 1-Year limited

Notes:

Confirm furnace dimensions, duct layout, vent orientation, access door sizing, and service access before ordering. A compatible thermostat is required to control the system and is sold separately.



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