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Ignite Plus Camp Stove
Eureka
Ignite Plus Camp Stove
$127.96
Description

  Innovative simmer control; fits two 12-inch pots

  Cook the perfect meal for the entire gang on camping weekends with the Eureka! Ignite Plus Camping Stove, constructed with rugged, thick-gauge steel to deliver many years of use in the outdoors. Great for big groups, the Ignite Plus offers an innovative simmer control for high-precision flame adjustment; 10,000 BTU burners go from a light simmer to full output. A push-button igniter allows for fast, easy starts while the stove fits two 12-inch pans to create your campsite meals. A stainless-steel drip tray offers rust-free performance and easy cleanup. Requires propane fuel to operate (not included) and offers a 90-minute burn time. Note: JetLink compatibility allows you to connect from the output on other Eureka! stoves for camp kitchen flexibility (the Ignite must be the last line in a JetLink chain of linked stoves, it cannot be the starting point).

  WARNING for California residents: This product can expose you to chemicals including Chromium (hexavalent compounds), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Description
Brand Name:
Eureka
Fuel Type:
Propane Canisters
BTUs:
10000 BTU/h
Stove System:
Stove Only
Stove Igniter:
Piezo Igniter
Weight:
12 lbs
Dimensions:
23 x 12.8 x 4 in
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
2572195
UPC:
083825721954
Other Features:
• Adjustable, nonslip rubber feet ensure that your stove is always level and stays in place
• Rugged, thick-gauge steel construction delivers many years of use
• Dependable latches keep the lid secure during transport
• JetLink compatibility allows you to connect from the output on other Eureka! stoves for camp kitchen flexibility (the Ignite must be the last line in a JetLink chain of linked stoves, it cannot be the starting point)
• Burner Spacing: 12 in
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