How do I connect the camping gas canister to my stove?
Gas canisters are not only lightweight and compact but also incredibly easy to use. To get started, simply remove the protective cover from the valve and connect the canister to your stove. Primus stoves and canisters are designed to fit perfectly together, so no special adapters are needed.
Each canister has a male thread that seamlessly screws into the female thread on your stove. As you make the connection, a small pin in the valve opens a non-return valve, and you might hear a reassuring hissing sound as a bit of gas is released. This is perfectly normal and ensures a tight seal with the o-ring. Just give it a final twist, and you're all set! Now you can ignite your stove and enjoy your outdoor cooking adventure with ease.
- Always follow the recommended way of use as stated in the manual.
- Remove the cover from your gas canister before use, as it doesn't serve any purpose other than covering the threads.
- When connecting your gas canister to your stove, keep tightening until the hissing sounds stops and the o-ring has been compressed to seal the connection.
- Be mindful of the temperature when storing your gas canister. Don't expose it to temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius.
Use your gas stove the way it's meant to be used, and don't be afraid of it. Gas stoves can be used safely if you follow the instructions and use them carefully.
How do I carry the gas canister in the safest way?
Being out in nature means that you might face challenging conditions and rough terrain. However, this is no obstacle to taking a stove and a gas canister with you. The canisters are very robust and can easily be carried in a backpack.
The only thing you need to be concerned about is the temperature. You shouldn’t expose the gas canister to a temperature above 50 degrees Celsius. That means that you can also transport the gas in your car. However, avoid letting it lie directly under the car’s front window in the bright sunshine. This is one of the places where you can easily reach such hot conditions.