Compact Single-Burner Butane Camping Stove with Carry Case

A 3000W folding canister stove for backpacking, hiking, fishing and compact outdoor cookware sets.

Weighing approximately 110g, this compact single-burner camping stove takes up little room in a backpack but still provides enough output for boiling water, heating ready meals and cooking simple one-pot dishes.

Four folding pot supports open to form a stable cooking platform. An adjustable gas valve gives users control between a low simmer and full output, while the integrated piezo igniter removes the need to reach across the burner with a match.

The stove packs into a molded carry case that protects the pot supports, valve and ignition assembly during transport. It is available from INTECAMP for wholesale, OEM and private-label outdoor cooking programs.

Product Highlights

• 3000W maximum nominal heat input

• Approximately 10,200 BTU/h

• Lightweight aluminum-alloy construction

• Approximate stove weight of 110g / 3.84 oz

• Four folding pot supports

• Integrated piezo ignition

• Adjustable flame-control valve

• Wind-resistant burner structure

• Compatible with 7/16 threaded camping gas canisters

• Suitable for cookware up to approximately 20cm / 7.9 inches in diameter

• Protective molded carry case included

• Recommended for one to three users

• OEM branding and packaging options available

Important Fuel Compatibility Information

This model is a threaded canister-top stove. It is not a cassette-style butane stove.

The reference configuration screws directly onto a 7/16 threaded, self-sealing camping gas canister commonly sold for backpacking stoves. Compatible fuels may include butane, isobutane or butane-propane mixtures supplied in the correct threaded canister.

It does not connect directly to:

• Unthreaded 8 oz cassette-style butane cans

• Bayonet-type butane cartridges

• One-pound disposable propane cylinders

• Refillable propane tanks

• Puncture-type gas cartridges

Fuel adapters should not be assumed to be safe or compatible. Any alternative connection must be evaluated together with the valve, seal, regulator arrangement and intended gas pressure.

For wholesale orders, the destination market and intended fuel canister must be confirmed before sample approval.

A Small Stove with Practical Cooking Output

The burner has a maximum nominal heat input of 3000W, equivalent to approximately 10,200 BTU/h. This is enough for boiling water, preparing coffee, heating soup and cooking simple meals in compact pots.

The control valve is continuously adjustable. Users can open it for a faster boil or reduce the flame when simmering noodles, rice, sauces or dehydrated meals.

The 3000W figure is a nominal heat-input rating rather than a guaranteed boil time. Actual performance depends on:

• Fuel composition

• Canister pressure

• Outdoor temperature

• Wind exposure

• Cookware material

• Pot diameter

• Water volume

• Flame setting

Cold-weather performance also depends heavily on the gas mixture. An isobutane-propane blend will generally perform differently from a high-butane fuel in low temperatures.

Folding Four-Point Pot Support

Four pot-support arms fold outward from the burner body. When deployed, they create an approximate 9.5 × 9.5cm support platform.

The reference configuration is intended for cookware up to approximately 20cm or 7.9 inches in diameter. This size works well with compact kettles, mugs, saucepans and small frying pans used by one to three people.

For best stability, cookware should remain centered over the burner. A very wide or heavily loaded pan can make any canister-top stove top-heavy, particularly on uneven ground.

This stove is best matched with:

• Backpacking kettles

• 500–1,500ml cooking pots

• Compact aluminum cookware

• Stainless steel camping pots

• Small frying pans

• Lightweight coffee-making sets

Large stockpots, cast-iron pans and oversized griddles are not recommended.

Wind-Resistant Burner Design

A perforated burner surround provides modest protection against crosswinds while allowing air to reach the flame. It helps the burner maintain a more consistent flame in normal outdoor conditions.

The stove should be described as wind-resistant rather than completely windproof. In exposed locations, users may still need to position the stove behind a natural barrier.

If a separate windscreen is used, it must not trap heat around the fuel canister. Enclosing the canister can cause dangerous pressure buildup. Safe ventilation and clearance instructions should be included in the approved user manual.

Built-In Piezo Ignition

The integrated piezo igniter produces a spark beside the burner, allowing the user to light the stove after opening the gas valve.

No batteries are required. The ignition system is built into the stove, so there is no separate electronic component to charge or replace.

As with any outdoor piezo system, moisture, dirt, electrode movement or repeated use may eventually affect ignition performance. Users should still carry a suitable manual lighter as a backup.

Lightweight Aluminum-Alloy Construction

The main burner body and base use aluminum-alloy construction to keep the stove light enough for backpacking and hiking.

Aluminum also offers useful corrosion resistance for normal outdoor use. The stove should nevertheless be dried before storage, particularly after exposure to rain, condensation, salt air or spilled food.

Exact alloy grades, pot-support material, valve material and surface treatment should be recorded in the approved bill of materials for OEM orders.

Protective Carry Case Included

The stove folds into a compact shape and fits inside a molded plastic carry case.

The case serves several practical purposes:

• Protects the piezo electrode during transport

• Keeps the folded arms from catching on other equipment

• Reduces contact between the stove and cookware

• Keeps small metal components together

• Creates a more complete retail presentation

• Provides an additional surface for private-label branding

The reference case is compact enough to store inside many camping pots, cookware bags and backpack side pockets.

Technical Specifications

All values are based on the reference configuration. Final dimensions, component materials, gas connection and packaged weight must follow the approved production sample and signed specification sheet.

Where This Stove Fits in a Retail Range

Backpacking and Hiking

At approximately 110g, the stove suits customers who want a compact cooking system without moving into specialist ultralight price points.

Fishing and Day Trips

The small packed size makes it suitable for heating drinks, soup and simple meals during fishing, hiking and outdoor work.

Entry-Level Outdoor Cooking Sets

Retailers can combine the stove with a small pot, kettle, cup or utensil set to create an accessible starter kit.

Emergency Outdoor Kits

The stove can be included in outdoor emergency kits where compact storage is important. It must still be used outside and with the correct gas canister.

Promotional and Seasonal Programs

Its compact case, recognizable folding structure and straightforward feature set make it suitable for seasonal camping promotions and private-label outdoor accessory ranges.

B2B Advantages

For importers and retailers, the product occupies a useful position between disposable solid-fuel burners and more expensive remote-canister stoves.

Commercial advantages include:

• Low unit weight

• Compact retail packaging

• Familiar threaded-canister format

• Clear 3000W selling point

• Easy demonstration in product videos

• Included carry case

• Strong compatibility with cookware bundles

• Suitable for online and physical retail

• Multiple branding surfaces on the case and packaging

Retail listings should state the gas connection prominently. Vague descriptions such as “fits most gas cans” can create avoidable returns.

OEM and Private-Label Options

Available customization can include:

• Carry-case color

• Logo molded or printed on the carry case

• Logo marking on a suitable low-temperature stove component

• Control-knob color

• Ignition-button color

• Retail color box

• Hanging card or paper sleeve

• Barcode and SKU labels

• Multilingual operating manual

• Destination-market warning labels

• Spare O-ring or maintenance kit

• Cookware bundle packaging

• Buyer-specific master-carton markings

Branding should not be applied close to the burner or another high-temperature surface unless the material and marking process have been tested for that location.

MOQ, sample cost and production lead time depend on the amount of customization, packaging format and compliance requirements.

Recommended Quality-Control Checks

A buyer-approved inspection plan can include:

• Gas-path leak testing

• Valve shut-off testing

• Thread and connector inspection

• O-ring presence and condition

• Maximum- and minimum-flame testing

• Piezo ignition cycling

• Electrode-position inspection

• Flame-distribution inspection

• Pot-support alignment

• Folding-arm cycle testing

• Cookware stability testing

• Burner and valve thermal inspection

• Surface and corrosion checks

• Carry-case fit and closure testing

• Warning-label verification

• Retail-carton inspection

• Drop-testing for mail-order packaging

Gas leak and ignition testing should be completed using the fuel-canister format specified by the buyer.

Market-Entry and Compliance Note

Compatibility with an EN 417-type canister describes the intended disposable gas container. It does not, by itself, certify the complete stove for sale in Europe, the UK, North America or Australia.

The finished appliance may require market-specific testing, documentation, markings and instructions. Buyers should identify the destination market before confirming:

• Gas connection

• Fuel category

• Nominal heat input

• Valve specification

• Component materials

• Warning labels

• Manual language

• Traceability marking

• Required laboratory testing

• Retail packaging statements

Certification claims should only be published after the exact production configuration has been tested and documented.

What Is Included

The standard reference set includes:

• One folding single-burner camping stove

• One molded plastic carry case

• Operating and safety instructions

Fuel canisters, cookware and adapters are not included unless specifically listed in the quotation.

Outdoor-Use Safety

This stove is intended for outdoor use only.

Do not operate it inside a tent, vehicle, camper, caravan, cabin or other enclosed space. Gas appliances consume oxygen and produce carbon monoxide, which can cause serious injury or death.

Before use:

• Inspect the valve, thread and sealing O-ring

• Confirm that the control valve is fully closed

• Attach the stove to the correct upright canister

• Check the connection for leakage

• Open the pot supports completely

• Place the canister on firm, level ground

• Keep combustible materials away from the burner

During use:

• Keep the canister upright

• Keep the stove attended

• Do not move the stove while it is burning

• Do not use oversized or unstable cookware

• Do not enclose or overheat the fuel canister

• Keep children away from the cooking area

After use:

• Close the control valve fully

• Allow the stove to cool

• Disconnect the canister away from flames

• Inspect the stove before packing

• Store the stove and canister separately in accordance with local rules

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of gas canister does this stove use?

The reference stove uses a 7/16 threaded, self-sealing camping gas canister. Depending on the market, the canister may contain butane, isobutane or a butane-propane mixture.

Does it use a standard 8 oz cassette butane can?

No. It does not connect directly to an unthreaded cassette-style or bayonet-type butane cartridge.

Can it connect directly to a one-pound propane cylinder?

No. The reference valve does not connect directly to a one-pound propane bottle.

Can a fuel adapter be used?

Only an adapter specifically evaluated for the stove, canister, gas pressure and destination market should be used. A generic adapter should not be treated as automatically safe.

How powerful is the burner?

The reference configuration has a maximum nominal heat input of 3000W, equal to approximately 10,200 BTU/h.

How much does the stove weigh?

The reference stove weighs approximately 110g or 3.84 oz. Final product and packed weights should be confirmed against the approved sample.

What size cookware can it support?

The reference product is intended for cookware up to approximately 20cm or 7.9 inches in diameter. Small pots and kettles provide the best balance.

Is the stove completely windproof?

No. The burner provides limited wind resistance, but exposed conditions can still affect the flame. Any additional windscreen must allow ventilation and must not trap heat around the gas canister.

Is the piezo igniter battery powered?

No. It uses a mechanical piezo system and does not require batteries.

Is a carry case included?

Yes. The standard reference configuration includes a compact molded plastic storage case.

Is the gas canister included?

No. Gas canisters are purchased separately and should match the specified thread and fuel format.

Can INTECAMP customize the stove?

Yes. Carry-case color, branding, retail packaging, manuals, labels and selected component colors can be developed for OEM and private-label orders.

What information is needed for a wholesale quotation?

Please provide the destination country, estimated quantity, intended gas canister, required testing, branding method, packaging format, manual language and target delivery date.