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Multi Flame Camping Stove
Eleven copper flame points spread heat across more of your cookware, with low, medium, and higher-heat control for real campsite meals.
- 11 copper burner heads
- Three heat levels
- Integrated ignition
- 39.4 in (100 cm) hose
Fuel is not included. Buy a compatible cylinder or canister locally and verify the connection before use.
Stove, hose, adapter, and storage bag included. Outdoor use only.
Heat across a wider area
More flame points. More even coverage.
A basic single ring concentrates flame in one circle. This 11-head layout places multiple copper burner heads around the cooking surface so heat reaches more of the cookware base.
Use it with compatible frying pans, saucepans, camping pots, kettles, and small stockpots.
Always center cookware securely on the three raised supports before ignition.
Balanced gas and air
A burner designed to adjust with the meal
Multiple flame points work with the front control to move from gentle warming to stronger outdoor cooking heat.
Three-stage flame control
Low, medium, or higher heat—choose for the food
Use a lower setting for warming and slower simmering. Move to medium for everyday campsite cooking and boiling. Increase the flame for stronger heat when frying or bringing water to a boil faster.
Adjust the flame from the front control and never leave a lit stove unattended.
A more flexible outdoor setup
Keep the compatible fuel source away from the heat
The approximately 39.4 in (100 cm) hose lets you position a compatible cylinder away from the burner and hot cookware. Integrated pressure regulation is designed to help maintain a steadier gas supply during normal use.
Turn the front control to ignite and adjust the flame. A separate match is not normally required.
Fuel is sold separately. Purchase it locally and verify compatibility with the supplied connection before use.
From water to wok
One compact burner for real outdoor meals
Boil water, simmer soup, warm a kettle, or cook a quick stir-fry with compatible outdoor cookware. The broad, low-profile body keeps the pan closer to the cooking surface instead of balancing it high above the burner.
Use only on a firm, level, nonflammable surface in an open, well-ventilated outdoor area.
Packable by design
A 9.3-inch stove with its own carry bag
The stove measures approximately 9.3 in across × 4.1 in high (23.5 × 10.5 cm). Its low profile packs neatly with the supplied hose, adapter, and storage bag.
- Multi Flame Camping Stove
- 39.4 in (100 cm) fuel hose
- Fuel connection adapter
- Storage bag
Gas cylinder, fuel cartridge, and gas canister are not included.
Built around outdoor use
Low, ventilated, and steady on the table
Ventilation openings allow airflow through the housing. A die-cast aluminum body keeps the unit compact, while raised non-slip feet elevate it slightly from the surface underneath.
Allow the burner, supports, and body to cool completely before cleaning, disconnecting, or packing.
Set up with care
From bag to burner
Use only outdoors and verify every connection before allowing gas to flow.
- 1
Choose the surface
Set the stove on a firm, level, nonflammable outdoor surface.
- 2
Inspect
Check the hose, burner, and connection points for damage.
- 3
Connect fuel
Secure a compatible local fuel source with the control in OFF.
- 4
Create distance
Keep the upright fuel container away from flame, cookware, and heat.
- 5
Center cookware
Place compatible cookware securely in the center of the supports.
- 6
Ignite and adjust
Use the integrated control to ignite and select the heat level.
At a glance
Specifications
Compact dimensions, flexible heat, and a remote fuel connection for outdoor cooking.
- Use
- Outdoor cooking only
- Burner
- 11-head multi-flame
- Burner material
- Copper burner heads
- Heat control
- Three flame levels
- Ignition
- Integrated ignition
- Fuel connection
- Remote hose connection
- Hose length
- 39.4 in (100 cm)
- Stove size
- 9.3 in diameter × 4.1 in high
- Metric size
- 23.5 × 10.5 cm
- Fuel included
- No — purchase compatible fuel locally
Outdoor use only
Open air is not optional
Gas combustion produces carbon monoxide. Operate only outdoors in a fully open, well-ventilated area.
- Never use inside homes, tents, vehicles, campers, garages, cabins, sheds, or other enclosed spaces.
- Keep the compatible fuel container upright and away from burner, flame, hot cookware, and hot surfaces.
- If you suspect a leak, do not ignite. Shut off the gas and correct the connection outdoors.
- Never check for a leak with an open flame.
- Turn off the stove and gas supply, then cool completely before disconnecting or packing.
Helpful answers
Before you head outdoors
Is a gas cylinder or canister included?
No. Fuel is not included and cannot be shipped with this product. Purchase a compatible cylinder or canister locally.
Which fuel should I buy?
Fuel connection standards vary by country. Purchase a cylinder or canister that is compatible with the supplied hose and adapter, and verify compatibility before connecting. Never force or modify a connection.
Can I use the stove indoors or inside a tent?
No. Use it only outdoors in an open, well-ventilated area. Never operate it in a home, tent, vehicle, camper, garage, cabin, shed, or other enclosed space.
How large is the stove?
Approximately 9.3 in in diameter × 4.1 in high (23.5 × 10.5 cm).
How long is the fuel hose?
Approximately 39.4 in (100 cm), giving you flexibility to position compatible fuel away from the cooking surface.
What cookware can I use?
The supports are designed for compatible frying pans, pots, kettles, saucepans, and common camping cookware. Always center the cookware and confirm it is stable before lighting.
Does it have its own ignition?
Yes. The front control integrates ignition and flame adjustment. If ignition does not occur normally, shut off the gas before checking the stove or trying again.
What should I do if I smell gas?
Do not ignite the stove. Shut off the gas supply, move away from flame and ignition sources, and check the hose and connections outdoors. Do not use the stove again until the leak source is corrected. Never leak-test with an open flame.