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Outdoor Portable Mini Gas Stove Stainless Steel 5.9"3.35" Gas Camping Stove, 6800W Windproof and with Piezo Ignition for Camping/Hiking/Picnic

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Description

General description

Portable and lightweight, this Outdoor Portable Mini Gas Stove is designed for camping, hiking, and picnics. Its compact design allows for easy storage in any backpack or camping bag. The stove is made of aluminum alloy, which efficiently conducts heat and saves fuel compared to other backpacking stoves. It can boil 1 liter of water in approximately 5 minutes, making it a reliable companion for outdoor cooking.

Technical specifications

Power: 6800W

Expanded diameter: 18 cm

Height when expanded: 9 cm

Diameter when folded: 9 cm

Height when folded: 7 cm

Compatibility and accessories

Includes a converter adapter for compatibility with various gas tanks.

Installation

Open the stove fully by extending the three leaves until they reach a right angle.

Open the three legs under the leaves.

Tighten the stove valve before connecting the gas tank.

Screw the stove onto the gas bottle, noting that a small amount of gas may escape during this process.

Check for gas leaks before opening the valve.

Usage

Turn the mini stove valve on clockwise to ignite.

Press the power button until it emits a “PA” sound to start the flame.

Adjust the firepower by turning the valve after ignition.

After use, close the valve and wait for the remaining gas to burn off before disassembling.

Fold the stove and store it in the included compact box.

Features

Brand
COOCHEER
Material
Stainless steel / Aluminium
Origin
Made in China
Colour
Orange
Piezo ignition
Yes

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