
Rv-Road
GBBetter than a standard RV water heater… Better than a standard RV water heater with a tank yet tremendously more cost-effective than a Gerard or truma. The 18x18-in door was Flawless in its design and looks great once installed. Be sure you reinforce with two x 4

Kent Sutton
GBTheir support doesn't answer your questions I was in the market for a tankless water heater for my RV. I had questions about the fitment that I posed to their support. They failed to meet their 1 to 2 business day response time. When they did respond they had made no effort to answer my questions, just referred me to their website. I had already researched the product on the site and the fitment was not addressed to my satisfaction. About a week after sending the original request, I received another reply from their fitment support again not addressing my questions. I bought a Furrion as their support answered questions I posed.

Elisabeth Irvin
GBPossibly the WORST customer service I… Possibly the WORST customer service I have ever felt with. Leaked everywhere, made multiple calls eventually got a warranty exchange, going on week 2 with no hot water, and no response from the company. Called twice today and still nothing. The call center is overseas and they have no idea what is going on. Such a joke and total waste!

Will Pelton
GBI recommend it, read why ! I have a 1997 class A diesel pusher still running the original water heater, a suburban 6-gallon tank propane unit. I was going to install an electric point of use water heater inline before the propane water heater. The more I researched and considered I may not have the electrical requirement in all situations, the more I decided against it for now. I use the coach for work travel and usually have unlimited electrical, but it can be delayed for a week or two upon arrival. That being said I decided on this Fogatti because of the on-demand feature and I believe it uses far less propane than a tank heater. I have been using the Fogatti now, every day, for a month. Working perfectly and yes it will heat water as long as you want or until you run out of fuel for it. I may install an electric on-demand/point-of-use heater in the future just to save on propane (LP Gas) when parked for months on a job. The Fogatti was worth the investment, I would buy it again for any RV I own.

Mobile RV Repair and Service
GBThey Always respond to any issues or questions. They are very responsive to any problems that come up. There newest tankless water heaters are better than ever. The layout of the store and the shopping experance is a little confusing sometimes. But all things considered there products are very good.