Zempire 2 Burner Deluxe Wide Camp Stove
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- Check out the Zempire 2 Burner Deluxe Wide Camp Stove here:
www.snowys.com.au/2-burner-de...
Giving you the space for two large pots or pans plus convenient simmer control, the 2 Burner Deluxe Wide Stove from Zempire will be your go-to in your camp kitchen.
This stove has a push-button piezo ignition, two 12000 BTU burners with full power and simmer control, a drop-down toaster for convenience, and a durable stainless steel drip tray that catches any spills for easy cleaning. Thewrap-around windshield will protect the flame from a breeze, and the fold around locking legs, carry handle and lid makes packing it up for transport really easy.
In this video, our gear expert Lauren talks you through all the details of the 2 Burner Deluxe Wide Camp Stove from Zempire. She starts out with the dimensions and weight, shows you how to set it up, and tells you about the features and materials. After that she demonstrates how to connect it to the gas bottle and turn it on, discusses gas consumption, and demonstrates the simmer control.
Lauren then answers some common FAQ’s by showing you what can fit on top of the stove, and what separately available carry bags are compatible with it - so check it out above for all the details.
0:00 - Intro
0:18 - Dimensions & weight
0:30 - Setting up the stove
1:02 - Drop down toaster
1:28 - Easy cleaning surface
1:51 - Setup dimensions
2:13 - Materials
2:37 - Connecting to gas
3:24 - Using the stove
3:50 - BTU's and gas consumption
4:36 - Demonstrating the simmer control
5:15 - Which size pans will fit?
5:41 - Optional carry bag
Great presentation and knowledge of the stove. I love watching a video where the person doesn’t just read the info book out. Love how you done a short demo and address other things like gas line adaptors. Cheers 🍻.
I'm glad you found it useful, NG4PUH1. ~ Ben
I only watch Snowys vids bcuz of Loren😊. Go girl👍👍👍
Ben’s a cool fella too. 😁
Ben & Loren make a mean team I’d say. 💥🤙🏻
Thanks for your compliments guys, hope we can keep you entertained. ~ Ben
Finally a stove without a annoying external regulator hanging on the side
Good review as always 👍
Cheers @Faz, its usually the Coleman with their trademark regulator that hang off the side. Most other brands don't have them.
~ Lauren
Know where your coming from,I used to have a colman 2 burner stove with a regulator that used the disposable bottles. Was a great unit in summer time at my farm in Quandilla nsw but once the temp dropped I had to use it first to boil water so I could pour it on the regulator to stop it from freezing.
That’s a flash stove top. Love how these have evolved over the years. That fold down toasting gizmo is pretty cool. Very nifty I like it. Great review as usual Lauren 👍
Thanks for your feedback, Brad. These are neat units, and finished off nicely too. ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors true that 👍
Thank you for the comprehensive review. I'll check out the rest of your reviews.
Happy to help!
~ Lauren
Awesome review! Thanks.
No worries @matty 888!
~ Lauren
Great review
Thankyou. ~ Ben
vids are great defs picking up one of these with a bag
I'm glad the video was helpful, Griffin. ~ Ben
Thanks for the great review. Love the look of this stove burner.
Is it possible to get a hose fitting to go into a bayonet caravan gas connection?
It's not @mijangoz, this stove requires an unregulated gas supply. Caravan gas systems are regulated, so you wont be able to get enough gas from that to run this stove.
~ Lauren
what could illustrate the power output better then the glowing rack at 5:04... I love the size!
I'm glad you liked the video, tageauferden. ~ Ben
Great presentation. Very informative. I am a first timer for this experience. And your information about POL to 3/8 adopter was helpful before I go to any store and purchase expansive camping gas bottle. Definitely it will save money if I buy adopter and use POL gas cylinder. Thanks 🙏
You're welcome! Aussie gas standards have changed, so POL has been replaced by LCC27, so just double check the gas bottle you intend to use.
Some swap and go bottle will have the new fitting.
~ Lauren
Can you fold the sides down if you want a wok or something even bigger?
Unfortunately they don't fold outwards. ~ Ben
I can’t decide between the Coleman Fyreknight or this. Can this one take the small propane bottles like the Coleman?
You would have to get an adaptor to be able to run this from the small propane bottles, Bernie, but these aren't readily available. It is an easier process to switch the Coleman stoves between different bottle types than this Zempire stove.
The only other thing to consider is that the Zempire stoves may work better at a low temp, whereas the Hyperflame stoves are a little more finicky when it comes to getting a low flame.
~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors ok thank you for the info Ben👍
I was looking at the Fyreknight as well but don’t like the idea of having to use their own regulator that sticks out the side. They have been prone to playing up and if you don’t have a spare you are stuck. This zempire looks better value for money to me.
@@garyhankinson5695 Yeh I am leaning towards that one as well but I want to be able to use smaller propane bottles when weight is a factor traveling also just like collecting them for the apocalypse😀
Bernie I use 2 x 2kg bottles but have a tray Ute so weight and space isn’t an issue. But even if you went down to the 1.25kg bottle you would get about 3 times as much gas as one of those smaller canisters and wouldn’t take up any more space than 2 or 3. Considering you would take at least 2 away with you a 1.25kg bottle wouldn’t take up any more space.
Can it shipped worldwide?
We only ship within Australia sorry, Maria. ~ Ben
What hotplate will fit on this stove??
There isnt a Zempire specific option, but the the Campfire Pioneer 3 Burner Gas Cooker Plate is a perfect fit, and its also reversible so has a flat hotplate side, and a grill plate side.
www.snowys.com.au/3-burner-gas-cooker-plate
~ Lauren
@@SnowysOutdoors do you have any other options and better prices ones??
@@marcodimeglio6667 thats the cheapest one we have in the size needed for this stove. There are smaller options but they dont cover then burners properly and you get an uneven heat distribution.
~ Lauren
Looks like a flimsy piece of disposable junk. Not built to last.
Not true my companion is identical and is 25yrs old, been on dozens of remote trips and is still going like new
The only part I have replaced is the knob
The simmer control is average at best
We've had good feedback on the whole Zempire cooker range, Gerben, I think you would get many years of use out of this stove. ~ Ben
I still use my parents old Primus cooker which is similar. Over 40 years old and I’m only upgrading because it has too much rust now.
@@garyhankinson5695 I have an old 'no brand' gas cooker that has been going for 20 years, I'm only upgrading because I want to move to multi-fuel stoves and do away with LPG cylinders. ~ Ben
Ben I tried the Coleman duel fuel burner for that same reason. But if you don’t start it right it seems to blow up in your face a bit. Maybe you have to get used to them but being petrol I sold mine as I wasn’t sure how safe they were. Others swear by them though so give them a go. Cheers! Gary