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3000W Portable Camping Stove, Lightweight Folding Gas Burner with Piezo Ignition, Mini Ultralight Stable Stand, Pentole Split Adapter for Backpacking

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Product information

Description

General descriptionThe 3000W Portable Camping Stove is a lightweight and compact folding gas burner designed for outdoor activities such as camping and backpacking. It features a powerful energy performance, capable of boiling 400ml of water in approximately 4.5 minutes. The stove is compatible with various round screw cap gas cylinders, making it versatile for different outdoor settings.Technical specificationsPower: 3000 WNet weight: approximately 95 gDimensions: about 4 x 5.5 x 8 cmMaterial: aluminum alloy, stainless steel, and copperIgnition: built-in electronic piezo ignitionInstallationAttach the stove to a compatible round screw cap gas cylinder.Ensure the flame adjustment knob is set to your desired level before igniting.UsageIdeal for boiling water, cooking meals, and other outdoor cooking needs.Adjust the flame using the control valve for optimal cooking performance.Designed for use in various weather conditions, including wind and rain.Other informationErgonomic design for easy packing in a camping backpack.Durable construction with high temperature resistance and corrosion resistance.Can be a unique gift for outdoor enthusiasts on occasions like Christmas, Father's Day, or birthdays.

Features

Brand
MEMKEY
Width
5.5 cm
Height
8 cm
Weight
200 g
Power
3000 W

Customer reviews

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Jjean pierre

Published on 26/05/2024, France

The size and reduced weight of this device, top

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