Primus Essential Stove Set 2.3 L

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The Essential Stove Set 2.3 L from Primus is a unique all-in-one system for the whole backpacker family. You get one of the most stable and stable trekking - gas stove set`s on the market with efficient wind protection. The Primus Essential Stove Set consists of 2 pots (a 2,3 Ltr) and a pan / lid. Ideal for 2-5 people.

Material

Anodized aluminum, PTFE coating, stainless steel.

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Beschreibung

Thanks to its innovative design, the Primus Essential Stove Set 2.3 L can be set up and stowed away in no time. With the 2,000 W flame, they bring 1 liter of water to a boil in less than 4 minutes or fry their breakfast egg in the frying pan or the lid with non-stick PTFE coating. The non-stick coating makes the set easy to clean. The Essential Stove Set from Primus is a fuel-saving all-in-one cooking - system with integrated laminar flow burning technology and windbreak. Maximum stability thanks to low center of gravity -Fine adjustment valve for precise flame and heat settings, the two anodized aluminum pots fit inside each other for perfect storage, the frying pan or lid with PTFE coating serves as a pan or keeps the heat in the pot when boiling water.

Gas cartridge optionally available: PRIMUS screwable GAS CARTRIDGE POWER GAS 230; PRIMUS screwable GAS CARTRIDGE POWER GAS 450.

Details:

Developed in Sweden, produced in Europe.

The frying pan or lid with PTFE coating serves as a pan or keeps the heat in the pot when boiling water.

Removable handle tongs for easy handling of hot pots and pans.

Comes with padded/insulated carrying bag and collapsible heat reflector.

Volume: 2300 ml.

Power: 2000 W.

Dimensions: approx. Ø 221 × 116 mm.

Weight: approx. 1002 g.

Made in the EU.

Note: Gas cartridge is not included.

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