IWALKER G43 G43S Camping Stove Outdoor Gasolin e Stove Burner Silent Burner for Travel Picnic Emergency

Specifications:

Brand: ΣIWALKER

Model: G43S

Material: Stainless Steel, Brass, Carbon Steel

Dimension (Diameter*Height): 100*130mm/3.93*5.10inch

Weight: 460g/1.00 lb

Volume: 200ml/6.76oz

Fuel type: Gasoline/White Oil

Preheating Fuel: Alcohol/Gasoline

Power: 2200W

High-Efficiency High-Power Heating for Quick Outdoor Cooking Needs
Equipped with an upgraded turbocharged combustion system, it delivers a maximum power of 2200W—capable of boiling 1L of cold water in just 6 minutes and preparing single-serve meals like fried eggs or boiled noodles within 10 minutes. Even in low-temperature environments as cold as -20℃, it maintains stable firepower, easily handling scenarios such as breakfast preparation or dinner supplements during camping. Say goodbye to the troubles of "slow cooking and long waiting" outdoors.

Military-Grade Durability to Eliminate Outdoor Usage Risks
Every stove undergoes a 80,000Pa pressure test before leaving the factory to ensure no leakage. The all-stainless-steel stove body extends its service life by 50% compared to ordinary stoves. For safety protection, it is equipped with dual safety devices:
- Leak-proof sealed valve: No risk of leakage after refueling.
- Overheating automatic pressure relief device: The fuel tank is paired with a pressure relief valve for automatic pressure release.

Ultra-Quiet Operation Experience
The honeycomb silent burner reduces noise to 38 decibels (library-level quiet), making it ideal for peaceful camping nights. It can handle complex outdoor environments: the bottom features non-slip silicone foot pads, which prevent tipping when placed on uneven surfaces such as grass or gravel, ensuring safe and stable cooking.

Easy to Use
- Convenient fuel access: It uses automotive gasoline as fuel, which is easy to obtain outdoors—no need to purchase additional dedicated fuel. The refueling process is simple and convenient.
- Fuel capacity & efficiency: The fuel tank can hold 200ML of gasoline, supporting continuous combustion for up to 1 hour on high fire or 3 hours on low fire. With a combustion efficiency of 85%, it saves 40% of fuel costs compared to propane stoves.

Portable, Compact & Easy-Maintenance Design
- Foldable stand: Saves storage space for camping gear. Its compact size and lightweight design (approximately 460g) allow it to be easily placed in a camping backpack or storage bag without occupying much luggage space—convenient for carrying during hiking, transporting in a car, or taking out temporarily during mountaineering.
- Self-cleaning nozzle: Automatically removes carbon deposits, requiring no tools for maintenance throughout the process, providing reliable support for outdoor cooking.
- Precise fuel control valve: Allows flexible adjustment of firepower according to cooking needs (e.g., low fire for heat preservation, high fire for stir-frying), balancing practicality and cost-effectiveness.

Friendly Reminder:

· It is normal that the valve switch on a new oil stove could be less smooth when starting to operate. ΣIWALKER suggests reading the manual carefully and being patient with the first use so that users can be familiar with all the functions of the oil stove.

·  It is normal that the oil tank becomes hot after using the oil stove for a long time. Please rest assured.

·  After turning off the valve, blow off the remaining fire with your mouth. Do not forcibly close the valve to avoid damaging it.

Instructions(Please read the manual carefully before use):

Turn the key wrench clockwise to the end to close the valve, and turn it counterclockwise to the end to clean up carbon deposits/clean the nozzle. Make sure the valve is closed before use.

1. Fill Oil: The maximum volume of the fuel tank is 200ML, and the amount added to the fuel tank should not exceed the neck of the fuel tank/MAX line. (Forbidden to fill full.)Please tighten the cap of the fuel tank.

2. Preheating: There are three ways to preheat the oil stove.

Method A(Recommend): Use alcohol to preheat. Turn the key wrench clockwise to the end to ensure the valve is closed. Add alcohol to the preheating cup(Be careful not to overflow). Then ignite the alcohol.

Method B: Use gasoline to preheat. Turn the key wrench clockwise to the end to ensure the valve is closed. Add gasoline to the preheating cup(Be careful not to overflow). Then ignite the gasoline.

Method C: Use the gasoline in the fuel tank to preheat. Turn the key wrench 70º counterclockwise to open the valve. Hold the fuel tank to warm up with your hands to vaporize the gasoline. The fuel will flow into the preheating cup. When there is fuel in the preheating cup(Be careful not to overflow), turn the key wrench clockwise to the end to close the valve. Then ignite the gasoline.

3. Ignition: When the alcohol (or gasoline) burns out, immediately turn the key wrench counterclockwise to release the gas from the nozzle and use a match or lighter to ignite it. You can adjust the firepower by turning the key wrench. Please remove the key wrench after adjusting the firepower to avoid high temperatures. Turn the key wrench clockwise if you want to lose it.

PS: Please keep it fully open during use. If you turn on a small fire, it will lead to insufficient heat, loss of temperature, and red fire, and it will easily lead to incomplete vaporization of fuel, which will accelerate the shortening of the life of the oil pipe.

4. Clean the nozzle: You can clean up carbon deposits whether the stove is in use or not. Turn the key wrench counterclockwise to the end and turn it back as quickly as possible. If you choose to clean up the carbon deposits during the use of the oil stove and the flame goes out during the process, please be prepared to ignite it again.

Please scan the QR code for the operation tutorial.

Important Safety Warning:

1. Strictly limited to outdoor use only.

2. Please read the manual carefully before use.

3. Remove the key wench after adjusting the firepower to avoid high temperatures.

4. After use, please pour out the gasoline into a safe airtight container to avoid leakage of gasoline due to changes in environmental pressure during driving.

5. Never place an oil bottle with the cap open nearby while using the oil burner.

6. Never use any method other than this instruction to preheat the oil stove.

7. Never fill oil while on fire or smoking.

8. Never cover the oil stove with anti-wind shields, stones, or any other objects while in use.

9. If there is a small fire caused by gas leaking from the valve shaft, turn off the oil stove. Tighten the hex nut with the key wrench at a small angle until the fire is burned out. Reignite. Repeat the operation if necessary.

10. If there is any unexpected open flame or oil leakage during use, please put out the flame immediately and release the pressure of the oil tank. After the oil tank cools down, find out the cause and eliminate it before using it again.