Difference between the Tosot 16k and Fogatti InstaCool Ultra

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I’m curious if this is the exact same product as the Tosot 16k air conditioner or if it is different. Thank you.

asked by: Jim W

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Hey Jim, thanks for reaching out!

No they're not the same my friend but both units are very similar in size and features. They’re both 16k BTU non-ducted systems with heat pumps and smart controls. The main differences come down to efficiency and airflow.

After researching I’d lean toward the Fogatti because it moves a bit more air about 418 CFM (Cubic feet per Minute) compared to around 280 CFM on the Tosot. That means the Fogatti will cool the RV faster and circulate air more evenly, especially in hotter conditions or larger spaces.

What kind of motorhome or trailer would the AC be going on?

expert reply by: James D

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Jim W.

4/13/2026

Thank you. Could you provide a comparison of the air volume for each fan setting (low, medium, high)? I have a 2020 Rpod 192.

James D.

4/13/2026

@JimW The Tosot fan speeds low, medium, and high have airflow ranging from about 180 to 280 CFM at max. The Fogatti has the overall airflow that tops out at 418 CFM. It likely has multiple speeds as well, but the exact airflow at each setting isn’t published.

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