G'day Susan,

Gasmate doesn't specifically mention the flame safeguard, however, in the user manual, they do list that it is LPG Caravan bayonet suitable and is certified to Australian and New Zealand Standards. The best bet if you've got any questions will be to give Gasmate a call on 1300 174 876 and they should be able to verify any information you need or clarify any concerns you have.

G'day Faz,

The beauty of the Voyager is you can use it lid open or closed depending on what you're cooking and the outside temp. I find that I shut the lid on mine if I'm cooking in winter, just to help cook things through before they freeze!

G'day Celena,

You can run the Voyager BBQ from your caravan using this bayonet hose.

G'day Garry,

Unfortunately not, the Voyage BBQ is just designed for use as a BBQ/grill plate. A kettle won't boil on the BBQ plate, and it may cause some damage to the plate or kettle. You could theoretically use the grill plate as is, to make toast.

G'day Sue,

The Gasmate Voyager BBQ is best suited to be used on metal tables, we'd suggest the Oztrail Slat Table, Zempire Slatpac Std or Lrg or the Outdoor Connection Fortis. The only legs available are the ones that are permanently attached to the BBQ that give it clearance between the bottom of the BBQ and the table you sit it on.

G'day Ross,

Good news, the Voyager BBQ comes with a hose that has an inline 2.75kPa regulator, so if you're wanting to run it off your motor home then you'll just need to use a gas hose with 3/8" SAE to bayonet fittings. 

G'day Hamish,

It's best not to put stoves or Bbq's on plastic for obvious reasons! A metal surface will be a much safer option you could look at a table like the Oztrail Slat table or a Zempire Slatpac or the Outdoor Connection Fortis table.

G'day Chris,

I've checked our display model and it does fit in the Medium Canvas Duffle Bag, it's tight but not too much of a struggle. If you were wanting to fit extra bit and pieces in, then the Large bag would give you plenty of room

G'day Alexandra,

The hose length is 110cm including the regulator.  In theory you should be able to connect this to you LPG set up at home, however you'll need to make sure you have the right fittings and also double check how your existing supply is regulated.  Not being able to see your set up in person, I'm hesitant to give you a clear indication either way.  I'd recommend you follow up with some advice from a gas fitter.

G'day Jay,

Thats a great question and we're not aware of anyone who's done it! In theory you could but I dare say it would be less efficient and take a longer time than a stove.  You best bet would be on the open grill side.  If you try it out, let us know how you go!

G'day Nicky,

The Voyager Portable BBQ is not compatible with Coleman propane cylinders. The unit is supplied with a gas hose that has a POL fitting so it will fit your 9kg style gas bottles. 

G'day Sue,

You should be able to cook a meatloaf inside the Voyager Portable BBQ, however please note you'll be limited by the hood depth of 14cm, so you will need a shallow pot to cook it in.

G'day Arun,

You'll be able to use the Voyager Portable BBQ with a 2kg gas cylinder, you'll just need to use a Gas Cylinder Adapter to connect the hose to the bottle.

G'day Mike,

The Voyager Portable BBQ is supplied with a hose that has a POL fitting on the gas bottle end. You'll be able to use this with a standard 4kg or 9kg gas bottle that has a POL fitting.

G'day Chris,

It's not a temperature control as such but more a valve control.  The dial controls the amount of gas being released and therefore, you can lower or increase the flame/heat output.  Instead of a numeric temp indicator, there are markings to show in which position the gas is increased and which its lowered.  Hope that helps :)