The Companion Portable Gas Oven and Cooktop is a practical and versatile addition to your camp kitchen. The oven features a temperature resistant porcelain interior which can be heated to 250°C while the tempered glass door panel and thermometer display help you keep a close eye on your cooking.

The Cooktop operates just like a stand-alone two burner stove, with individual burner controls and an easy start Piezo ignition housed in a tough stainless steel exterior.

NB: The Companion Portable Gas Oven and Cook Top does not have a conventional thermostat like your home oven, allowing more accurate temperature control. Because of this, the oven will require closer attention to control the internal oven temperature. If the oven becomes too hot, you may need to open the oven door slightly to allow excess heat to escape and to lower the temperature.

Companion Portable Gas Oven and Cook Top Features:

• Combination oven and stove
• Stainless steel construction
• Brass cooktop burners
• Easy start piezo ignition
• Flame failure device inside oven
• Temperature resistant porcelain can be heated up to 250C
• Built-in thermometer
• Includes 1000mm LP Gas hose and regulator for connection to POL cylinder
• Low pressure design

Companion Portable Gas Oven and Cook Top Specifications:

Output (oven): 3,600 BTU
Output (stove): 10,600 BTU (combined)
Gas type: LPG (Propane)
Gas consumption (oven): 78.5 g/h
Gas consumption (stove): 116g/h
Gas pressure: 2.75 kpa

Dimensions:

Cooktop area: 540 W x 310 D mm approx
Internal oven space: 410 W x 270 D x 210 H approx
Exterior dimensions with lid open: 650 W x 390 D x 735 H mm approx
Exterior dimensions with lid closed: 650 W x 390 D x 455 H mm approx

Weight: 15.0 kg

NB: The Companion Portable Gas Oven and Cook Top doesn't have a conventional thermostat like a home oven which allows more accurate temperature control. Because of this, the oven will require closer attention to control the internal oven temperature. If the oven becomes too hot, you may need to open the oven door slightly to allow excess heat to escape and to lower the temperature.