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Details & Specs
Being Australian Gas Association Approved, the Gasmate Travelmate II Butane Canister, or sometimes known as the Lunchbox Stove is not only a safe way of cooking on your adventures, it's also extremely efficient and convenient.
Powered by disposable bayonet butane cartridges, the Travelmate II stove now comes with a fixed pot support that makes set-up even quicker. Lighting the stove is easy with the integrated rotary piezo, and twin over-pressure safety features ensure there are no dangerous flare-ups or explosions.
Constructed with a high-temperature powder-coated steel and a stainless steel drip tray for durability and easy cleaning on the outside, and high-quality brass fittings on the inside, the Gasmate Travelmate II stove is the perfect cooker for a road trip, alfresco cooking or for a compact camp set-up.
AGA Certified
Durable construction
Drip tray with flame protection
Twin over-pressure safety devices
Rotary piezo ignition
Plastic carry case included
In Use Dimensions:
37.5L x 28.5W x 12.5H cm
Packed Dimensions:
39L x 31W x 13H cm (in case)
Material:
High Temperature Powder Coated Steel | Stainless Steel
BTU Per Burner:
8,500
No. of Burners:
1
Fuel Type:
Uses Gasmate Butane Bayonet Cartridge (G4210 - not included).
Fuel Consumption:
180g/h
Ignition:
Rotary Piezo
Weight:
2.4 Kg in Case | 1.8 Kg Stove Only
Warranty:
1 Year
Supplier Code:
CS403
Snowys Code:
143618
Staff tip:Be sure to remove the protective plastic coating from the Stainless Steel before using the stove.
Staff tip:Butane stops vaporising at -0.5°C (its boiling point) and Isobutane continues vaporising down to -11.6°C. Depending on the blend of the fuel you are using, you may experience different levels of performance at low temperatures.