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Primus OmniFuel
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Immediately
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Location Store (Helsinki): Trekking, 10
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Product description
Weight
0,375 kg
(with sales package 0,45 kg)
Warranty
24 month(s)
Country of origin
Estonia
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Brand
Immediately
Detailed availability
Location Store (Helsinki): Trekking, 10
Reviews
| Overall rating | (9 reviews) |
Product description
The OmniFuel also known as Omnifuel II is Primus's most award-winning stove to date. This extremely robust, reliable, and powerful stove is designed to handle demanding situations, extreme altitudes, both low and high temperatures, and can be easily carried to any destination. Adjustable to work with a multitude of different liquid fuel types, including gas, gasoline/petrol, diesel, kerosene/paraffin and even aviation fuel. The OmniFuel delivers 3000W and can boil a liter of water in just over three minutes, while the oversized control knob offers precise flame control, from a fine simmer to quickly melting endless amounts of snow to hydrate an expedition. The OmniFuel is the perfect stove for 1-4 people who want to travel light. Comes with an ErgoPump™, a multi-tool with a cleaning needle, a foldable windscreen, a heat reflector, and a super pouch.
Weight
375 g
Dimensions
Height: 8,8 cm
Depth: 14,2 cm
Diameter: 6,6 cm
Technical features
| Persons | 1-4 |
| Power | 3000 W, 10500 BTU/h |
| Fuel type | Gas |
| Igniter | manual, without piezo |
| Boiling time (1 liter of water) | 2 min / 3,10 min |
Materials
Brass, Stainless Steel, Nylon
The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 110 x 180 x 220 mm.
Weight
0,375 kg
(with sales package 0,45 kg)
Warranty
24 month(s)
Country of origin
EstoniaComments
| Overall rating | ☆☆☆☆☆ |
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— Show originalSeems good.| Overall rating |
— Show originalVersatile and high-quality burner suitable for batch and camping use. Liquid operation requires a little more familiarity than a normal gas stove.| Overall rating |
— Show originalUsing a gas stove requires practice, after which the device is convenient and efficient. The kettle's own instructions are incomplete. For example, they do not mention preheating at Sinol. In addition, the help pictures are from a different cooker. I would also have missed the instructions for a list of possible error situations.
We connected the cooker to Trangia, for which the necessary adapter was not available from Finland. We ordered the adapter from England. An additional hole for the gasoline hose had to be sawn in the trangia.Brand
OmniFuel Stove
