Sturdy, easy to use and super portable – the Single Burner Manual Stove from Companion is the straightforward choice for camp cooking.
This stove conveniently fits directly to the cylinder via a 3/8" LH
If you’re a traditionalist looking for a simple design, the Single Burner Manual Stove from Companion was made for you.
Hi. Is it possible to attach this https://www.snowys.com.au/butane-cartridge-adaptor to the burner? Also can this burner run the small Coleman green tanks, if so what attachment is used? Thanks
G'day Marcus,
Its a no to both of the above, sorry!
This burner requires a connection to a refillable style LPG gas canister only.
It's not compatible with other types of propane or fuel mixes, or other types of gas cannisters.
Do I have to purchase the valve separately and what type please.
G'day Iva,
The stove attaches directly to an LPG cylinder with 3/8" BSP thread, which is what you'll find on bottles 1, 2, 3 & 4kg in size. There are no further attachments required to use the stove.
Will the gas bottle get hot from this and can it explode from having the flame so close to the gas bottle?
G'day Kathryn,
We are very fortunate in Australia to have rigorous testing and appliance standards through the Australian Gas Association. If an item is available for sale in Australia you can be confident that it has met these safety requirements.
The Companion Single Burner Manual Stove is a popular compact option and as far as we are aware customers have had no issues from a safety perspective.
Hop that helps!
My 9kg gas bottle has the gas coming out sideways not straight up as is pictured in the photos, so I don't see how this would work on mine? Would I need an adapter? I thought all/most gas bottles had the exit facing sideways.
G'day Adam,
Your 9kg gas bottle more than likely has a POL fitting so you would need a POL to 3/8" adapter to be able to attach the stove to your gas bottle.
Does the fitting allow you to attach the single burner to a Gasmate 2kg gas cylinder. And will it be stable?
G'day Sue,
Yes the Companion Single Burner Manual Stove will attach directly to the top of a Gasmat 2kg cylinder with a 3/8" BSP thread. The fitting itself gives the unit its stability, and they are quite stable as long as your pot is around the size of the burner.
Do peeps generally stow this permanently screwed to the bottle? In the cabin of 4WD or on the roof? will it handle the weather or a sturdy canvas hood required ?
G'day Mike,
I'd probably be cautious when transporting a stove like this and I'd detach it from the gas bottle. The box it comes packed in, whilst it won't last forever, is a great way to transport these with just a bit of protection. I'd just keep it in the car if possible as it's just a chrome plated and not stainless steel. Travelling with it on the roof rack might encourage rust to develop if it's constantly out in the weather.
hi. can you put a cast plate on top of this for a bbq? will it get too for the cylinder?
G'day Dave,
This is a bit of a tough one, to be honest with you. Reading the warnings on gas bottles about keeping away from heat does make me a little worried about using a grill plate on one of these Primus Single Burner Manual Stoves. Having said that, I can't see it as being much different to a pot or pan being over the flame. Leaning on the side of caution, I wouldn't recommend that you use a grill plate but as is often the case with these sorts of things, I'd suggest using your own discretion.
Also have this question for the Companion equivalent product. Thanks
G'day Alison,
I've just cracked out my tape measure and had a look at both stoves on display, and I'd say that a pot with a 10cm diameter would just fit on the Companion Single Burner, but it wouldn't be a good fit for the Primus Single Burner Stove.
Hi Does this have a control on the actual stove top to increase the gas ....as most of them these days have it on the actual bottle which is very hard to control
G'day Anna,
I've just had a look at the product, and I've found that the Primus Single Burner Manual Stove does not have a knob/control - you will only be able to control the flame on the gas bottle itself.Â
What is the largest size saucepan or stockpot that could be used with this stove? If the stability of the gas bottle is the limiting factor, I would consider a 4kg cylinder with the appropriate sized fitting.
Hi El, There are no specifications on this item in regards to it's maximum load rating. As the stove is 225mm in diameter itself, I would recommend 24cm or smaller frypans be used. In terms of pots I'd recommend a standard pot size of 20cm or under be used. These are just recommendations given on the stability of the stove being attached to the gas bottle itself. If you'd like to discuss which stove would be best for your use, give me or my team mates a buzz on 1300 914 007