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INSTASHOWER GO PRO · 22,000 BTU

InstaShower Go Pro Water Heater

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Higher-output portable hot water with more shower control.

Go Pro raises heat output to 22,000 BTU while keeping the integrated pump, rechargeable battery and portable propane setup. Choose it when faster heating margin and three shower modes matter on the trip.

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Best for campsites, outdoor showers and off-grid rinsing where water, propane and charging can be set up outdoors with proper ventilation.

22,000 BTUPropane heat output
0.5–0.8 GPMWater-flow range
5,000 mAhUp to 80 minutes
3 modesShower spray choices
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INSTASHOWER GO SERIESChoose the output for your trips
How to choose
Choose by trip length, shower demand and setup time

Compare heat output, water flow, battery runtime and shower controls, then plan an outdoor location with water, propane and charging access.

Check these first
  • Plan a stable, outdoor, well-ventilated operating location.
  • Confirm the water source, propane connection and charging method.
  • Choose output for the desired flow and source-water temperature.
Why choose each option
  • InstaShower GoPortable hot water with pump and battery.
  • Go ProMore heating output and three shower modes.
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SET UP BEFORE THE TRIPFuel, water and charging setup
MANUALInstaShower Go Pro manual
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A four-hour first charge prepares the battery; the included setup guidance covers the water pump, shower assembly and propane connection.

Six-step outdoor setup
  1. Choose a stable, well-ventilated outdoor location near water.
  2. Charge with the 12V DC car lead or 110V AC charger.
  3. Connect the water pump and shower assembly.
  4. Attach a 1 lb cylinder or connect a 20 lb tank with the proper adapter hose.
  5. Start the heater and pump, then adjust the gas control.
  6. Place the showerhead in the magnetic seat or on its hooks.
Fuel, power and water
  • Fuel: LP propane; connects to 1 lb or 20 lb tanks
  • Power: 12V DC or 110V AC
  • Battery: 5,000 mAh, listed maximum runtime 80 minutes
  • Water: integrated pump, 0.5–0.8 GPM
  • Temperature: under 125°F
Control and safety features
  • Three shower spray modes with water-flow control
  • Showerhead control switch can pause water without repeatedly operating the heater
  • Tilt switch shuts the system off if it tips
  • Water-flow sensor stops operation when flow is insufficient to help prevent dry burning
  • Flame-retardant construction is listed in the existing product information
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HIGHER-OUTPUT PORTABLE HOT WATER

More heat and more control in the Go platform

Go Pro adds 22,000 BTU output and three shower modes while retaining the pump, battery and portable propane setup.

Heat water in about 10 seconds
22,000 BTU

Heat water in about 10 seconds

The existing product content lists approximately 10-second heating from the higher-output propane platform.

Adjust spray and water flow at the showerhead
3 SHOWER MODES

Adjust spray and water flow at the showerhead

Choose a gentler or stronger pattern, and use the showerhead control switch to pause water.

Take pressure and power off grid
PUMP + BATTERY

Take pressure and power off grid

The integrated pump and 5,000 mAh battery support a portable water source and a listed maximum runtime of 80 minutes.

CHOOSE THE FEATURE DIFFERENCE

Choose Go Pro when 22K output and shower control matter

Choose Pro when its higher output and added features match the trip profile.

1
Choose Go Pro for the higher heat output

Both models list the same flow range; Go Pro moves from 19,000 to 22,000 BTU.

2
Choose a stable outdoor location

The setup instructions call for a sturdy, well-ventilated place near a water source.

3
Plan propane, water and charging together

The heater depends on all three inputs, even though it is designed to travel.

INSTALLATION FIT

Know the size, weight and utilities

Use these figures to plan vehicle storage and campsite operation.

Know the size, weight and utilities
FIT AT A GLANCE

The six trip-planning checks

The listed water, fuel and charging requirements support reliable use away from home.

Heat output
22,000 BTU
Water flow
0.5–0.8 GPM
Dimensions
18.2 × 6.5 × 13.5 in
Shipping weight
27.9 lb
Battery
5,000 mAh / 80 min
Power
12V DC / 110V AC

Use only in a stable, well-ventilated outdoor location and follow the manual for propane and water connections.

GO OR GO PRO

The difference is output and control

Both list the same flow, dimensions, battery capacity and maximum runtime; Go Pro adds heat output and shower modes.

InstaShower Go

For portable hot water with 19K output, pump and battery.

Heat
19K BTU
Flow
0.5–0.8 GPM
Weight
27.2 lb
HIGHER OUTPUT
InstaShower Go Pro

InstaShower Go Pro

For 22K output and three shower modes.

Heat
22K BTU
Flow
0.5–0.8 GPM
Weight
27.9 lb
$1,099.99 Current model
QUICK ANSWERS

Plan runtime, propane and safe outdoor use

These answers cover the practical details most likely to affect an outdoor trip.

How quickly does InstaShower Go Pro heat water?

The existing product content states that the 22,000 BTU model heats water in about 10 seconds. Incoming water temperature and the selected setting still affect the result.

How long does the built-in battery last?

The product comparison lists a maximum runtime of 80 minutes with a 5,000 mAh battery.

How long can a 1 lb propane cylinder last?

The existing FAQ gives approximately 1–2 hours on high firepower and 4–6 hours on low firepower; actual duration depends on temperature setting and use.

What safety functions are listed?

The existing product content lists a tilt shutoff, water-flow sensing to help prevent dry burning, and flame-retardant materials. Follow the manual and operate in a stable, well-ventilated outdoor location.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 11 reviews.

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I haven t

"I haven t had an opportunity to actually use my shower yet but after unboxing it, I m very impressed with the quality & versatility of the unit. It s compact & is extremely light & well thought out & well engineered! It s going to be a great addition to my camper set up!"

J M. (5/5)

My husband bought this

"My husband bought this for a hunting trip and he said it was worth its weight in gold. It is easy to assemble, provides a hot shower. It was even used as a back up when a family members hot water heater went out. Definitely a must have for camping."

Tristan H. (5/5)

It s a

"It s a solid unit. Uses a fair bit of propane if you like HOT which we do. So the included adapter for regular 16# tanks was perfect. We had a DO NOT USE water crisis in our area that lasted a couple weeks, we se this up in our master bath and placed the heating unit in the toilet closet with exhaust fan and it worked perfectly. Had a plug-in CO meter never tripped. You can take a decent time shower and only use roughly 5-8 gallons. Worth every penny. Forget those baby electric only, they only work a tiny bit with already pre heated water."

Scott S. (5/5)

This is my second

"This is my second review on this hot water heater; which is actually on the unit itself. My first review was on the customer support team; and they are superb. The Fogatti itself appears to be well made; with no rough edges or appearance of cheapness . It will be a while before I go camping; so I had to improvise a way to test this unit. I set this up in my bathroom and placed the Fogatti on top of a folding table with a seven-gallon water container below. I took a four-gallon shower. The unit works very well; but you need to read the instructions closely. The shower handle has two distinct control knobs on it and you need to set them correctly for the amount of water that you plan to use. The shower handle definitely does control the amount of water that flows through this system. While doing my preliminary tests; I emptied the seven-gallon water container in less than a minute. The pump system definitely works; and it will give you a volume of water as determined by the two knobs on the shower handle. The red control on the front of the pump unit is not exactly a thermostat. Rather it is a temperature difference control. The temperature of the source water will determine how much the unit heats the incoming water. I set this control knob to the absolute left limit (meaning least heating effect) and the and the shower water was definitely warm enough for a comfortable shower. The two hoses at the front of the unit connect relatively easily; but you need to check them to make sure they are actually snuggly connected. I did not have any leaks while using it. You definitely want to get the carrying storage bag for this unit. All of the attachments; fit in this bag. The bag appears to be well made and definitely durable."

Paul S. (5/5)

I bought this for

"I bought this for portable use and after power outages like Hurricanes in our area. It heats well and works good. It is not huge water pressure but good."

JB (5/5)

This unit worked great

"This unit worked great for us at our off-grid cabin and we used it in our previously bought shower tent. I charged it for four hours before we used it and we took 2 showers with it and it still has lots of battery life left. It seems pretty fuel efficient also. It was so nice to have a hot shower after a full day. I bought this unit after returning 2 Camplux Nano3 Pro units because they wouldn't charge. Great product!"

Brian (5/5)

We have only tested

"We have only tested and not used as of yet. Water gets HOT quickly."

A-TWarriorAunt (5/5)

Took this camping for

"Took this camping for six days over the Fourth of July. Very Quick and easy to set up. we also bought a shower tent and a couple 7 gallon water containers from Walmart . Starts to heat immediately just need to keep the temperature on in low setting. Me, my wife and my three kids used it twice over the six days and also my brother and Three of his kids. Well, worth the money!"

Chris E. (5/5)

This quite possibly is

"This quite possibly is the most awesome piece of camping gear I've ever purchased. Simple, compact, easy to set up and use. The pump is small enough that it fits through the fill hole in 55 gal plastic drums. With the shower head running full blast on its highest flow, it would take 60 f water and raise it to over 110 f. Now when it gets cold you'll probably have to back off on the flow rate to get the temps that hot but so far I can't say enough good things about it. The only negative I can think of is the dial for the heat really just regulates the gas flow and not the actual temperature so if you choke the water flow down without adjusting the gas flow, the temp will spike and trip the safety cutoff, which seems to be about 122 f and then requires a restart. I wish the control panel actually controlled the temp and adjusted the gas flow automatically but that seems to be par for the course with these small portable shower heaters."

Patrick G. (5/5)

For years I have

"For years I have used the solar showers while car camping. They work OK but there never seemed to be enough water nor was it hot enough for a proper shower. At best, it worked well enough to get some of the grime off at the end of a long day of hiking or riding the ATVs but they weren t any good for much more than that. This shower is a game changer!!! It uses readily available 1 lb propane canisters for the heat source and has a rechargeable battery to run the pump. The water heats up quickly and makes it possible to take a real shower. The unit, while not light, is still easy to move around. The temperature control works extremely well and we can now take a longer shower with hot water rather than the lukewarm water we were used to with the solar shower. It also works great in the backyard for bathing the dogs after a swim in the irrigation canals. They seem to be much more cooperative getting a bath with warm water than they were with cold water out of the hose. My only regret is that I didn t get one of these years ago and had to endure so many mediocre showers while in camp."

Kevin (5/5)

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