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Portable camping stove with stable stand, windproof, ideal for camping, hiking, cooking and much more.
Sold by re-green GmbH and 1 other seller
Product information
Description
Durable: This ultralight portable stove features a high-quality metal base, making it lightweight, rust-resistant, sturdy, heat-resistant, and durable. It also features a piezoelectric ignition system and flame regulator, and is fully compatible with most gas canisters. (Note: Gas canister not included.) Pure Blue Flame: This portable stove is designed to withstand wind and effectively protect you from cold drafts. Once lit, it produces a pure blue flame, efficiently concentrating heat for optimal combustion and energy savings. It brings 1 liter of water to a boil in just 4 minutes, significantly reducing waiting time. Its power output reaches 2800 watts. Portable and Foldable: Foldable and supplied with a storage bag, this stove is easy to carry and store. Lightweight and portable, it will accompany you everywhere, anytime. Easy to use: This portable camping stove is ready to use in just 1 minute. Connect the gas canister, open the valve, and press the igniter for electronic ignition. Turn the gas valve counterclockwise to increase the gas flow and clockwise to decrease it. Quick and easy! The ideal companion for your outdoor activities: This portable camping stove is perfect for hikers, campers, hunters, geologists, and all nature lovers. Enjoy camping, hiking, fishing, and swimming with family and friends!
Features
- BrandCYSLMUK
- MaterialMetal
- Number of burners1
- ColourRed
- Piezo ignitionYes
- Intended useOutdoor
- Safety deviceAutomatic shut-off in case of blockage
- Width15 cm
- Weight450 g
- Power2800 W
- ManoMano ReferenceME100603480
- MMID643831971153
- Product codePB-014634ZY
- EAN9087697970848
Advice from
Camping stove buying guide
From portable gas stoves with 3 valves, called tripod stoves or paella burners, to camping stoves with double burners - the main features to look for in camping stoves are their efficiency, number of burners, stability, type of fuel used (butane, propane, LPG), and whether this is bottled or in canisters
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