Liquid fuel stove Campingaz 2 MAXI 2 cooking zones Butane Propane

The Campingaz 2 MAXI liquid fuel stove is a portable two-burner unit designed for outdoor cooking on butane and propane. Compact and relatively lightweight at approximately 4.4 kg, this stove provides two independent cooking zones for simultaneous use and is intended for campsites, picnics and other outdoor activities where a stable, reliable heat source is required.

Advantages

The stove supports both butane and propane fuel types, offering flexibility depending on availability and ambient temperature. Two separate burners allow independent power control for each cooking zone, enabling different heat levels for boiling and simmering. Its compact housing and modest weight make it easier to transport and set up at temporary outdoor locations. The construction is engineered for outdoor conditions and provides a stable platform for pots and pans.

Suitable for

• Camping trips and car-camping where a compact cooker is needed
• Picnics and outdoor gatherings for preparing meals on-site
• Backyard cooking when a portable secondary stove is useful
• Fieldwork or remote locations requiring a portable fuel-powered cooker

Key specifications

• Fuel type: liquid butane and propane compatible
• Number of cooking zones: 2 independent burners
• Weight: approximately 4.4 kg
• Portable, compact form factor suitable for transport
• Individual flame control for each burner

How to use

Place the stove on a stable, level surface away from flammable materials. Connect the appropriate fuel canister or fuel supply following the fuel supplier and stove manufacturer instructions; ensure connections are secure and leak-free before lighting. Open the fuel valve and ignite each burner using the built-in ignition or an approved lighter, then adjust the flame to the needed heat level for each cooking zone. Monitor the stove during operation and keep ventilation adequate to prevent accumulation of combustion gases. After use, turn off the fuel supply, allow the stove to cool, and disconnect the fuel source before packing.

Usage recommendations

Use canisters and fuel types recommended for outdoor portable stoves and store spare fuel in accordance with safety guidance. Operate the stove in well-ventilated outdoor areas and follow local regulations for open-flame appliances. Regularly inspect connections and seals for wear and replace any damaged components to maintain safe operation.