Compact Gas Stove for Preparedness

Name: Compact Gas Stove
Brand: Kapsel
SKU: CK-CGS-BLK-01-B
Price: 1099.00 SEK
Availability: InStock

1 099 SEK

A complete cook system for boiling water and simple meals when the power is gone.

In the box

1.1L pot with insulated sleeve and handle
Burner, 1600W, with built-in wind protection
Three-leg stabiliser for the gas cartridge
Pot support for your own pots and pans
Lid
Mesh bag

The flame is small and steady, made for a kitchen table in the dark. The sleeve stays cool, so you can eat straight from the pot.

A 230g cartridge packs inside the pot together with the burner, stabiliser and pot support. The whole system goes in the mesh bag and takes the space of one item in your capsule.

EN 521 tested for safe outdoor cooking
Runs on standard EN 417 butane cartridges
Fits Primus Power Gas 230g, sold separately
Fits the Energy & Light capsule in the Kapsel Core system

Through seven days without power, water or heat, you keep a reliable way to boil water and heat food.

The stove is the heart of the Energy & Light capsule: boiled water and a hot meal are what make a long outage bearable. But a stove without light, drinking water and hygiene around it is only half an answer.

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Portable EN 417 gas stove for outdoor cooking with threaded butane cartridges.
Sized for small pots so you can boil water, heat meals and make hot drinks during outages or on the road.
Tested to EN 521 and approved under the EU Gas Appliance Regulation for safe outdoor use with direct-pressure butane.

Quality-checked in Sweden
Reviewed by a defence engineer
Free returns within 30 days
Assembled in Borås

The component

What it is, and why it is in the system

Kapsel Compact Gas Stove is a portable gas stove for outdoor cooking only. It is used with threaded butane gas cartridges that comply with EN 417 (type 200). It is included in the Kapsel System to give you controlled heat and cooking during disruptions. The stove lets you boil water, prepare simple hot meals and drinks and support your other preparedness items when the electricity is gone.

Use

How to use it

Test the stove once in calm conditions outdoors so connecting the gas cartridge and lighting the flame feels familiar before you need it in a real disruption.

Before first use, check that the stove is complete and undamaged. Make sure the O-ring and threads are clean and intact and place the stove on a stable, level, non-combustible surface outdoors, away from flammable materials.
With the control valve closed, screw an EN 417 butane cartridge (type 200) straight into the connector. Tighten by hand without over-tightening. Check for leaks with soapy water around the connection. If bubbles appear, do not use the stove – close the valve, remove the cartridge and repeat the installation.
Place a suitable pot or cooking vessel on the supports. Do not exceed the recommended pot size or capacity and make sure the pot stands securely.
Open the valve slowly and ignite the burner with the built-in igniter or a lighter, depending on the model. Keep hands and face to the side. Adjust the flame with the valve and never leave the stove unattended while it is burning.
After cooking, close the valve fully and wait until the flame has gone out and the stove has cooled completely before moving or packing it.
For transport and storage, always remove the gas cartridge. Store gas cartridges cool, dry and upright according to the cartridge manufacturer’s instructions, and store the stove dry and protected from impact.

Scenarios

When you will need it

The Compact Gas Stove is for real disruptions and outdoor situations where you need simple cooking, not for everyday room heating.

Power outages and infrastructure failures: Use the stove outdoors in a safe, well-ventilated area to boil water, heat simple meals or prepare hot drinks when the electricity is gone and electric cookers do not work.
At home, cabins, countryside and road trips: Pack the stove together with your Kapsel System for cabins, countryside houses or road trips where you may not have reliable access to a kitchen but can cook safely outdoors.
Boiling water for hygiene and drinking: When you are unsure about water quality, boiling water is one of the most effective ways to reduce harmful microorganisms. Combine boiling with your other Kapsel water tools when needed.
Practice runs and weekend tests: Use the stove on a planned practice day to cook outside, boil water and test your setup. When you are done, let it cool, remove the cartridge and pack it back into your Energy & Light capsule so it is ready for real use.

Contents

What is included

Kapsel Compact Gas Stove for outdoor use with EN 417 threaded butane cartridges (type 200).
Printed quick instructions and safety summary as part of your Kapsel Instructions & Plans.
Access to full manual, safety information, EU Declaration of Conformity and test reports via QR code and the Kapsel manuals page.
A gas cartridges with an EN 417 butane cartridges.

For most households one Compact Gas Stove per Kapsel System is enough, as long as you can reach a safe outdoor place for cooking. If you maintain separate Kapsel Systems in a car, cabin or second home you may choose an additional stove so each kit can work on its own.

The system

Where it sits in the system

The Kapsel Compact Gas Stove lives in the Energy & Light capsule and is your source of controlled flame for cooking. Together with your power bank, headlamp and crank radio it lets you boil water, heat food and prepare hot drinks during longer outages or when you are away from a full kitchen.

Specification

Specifications

Product name: Kapsel Compact Gas
Product type: Portable gas stove for outdoor
Fuel: EN 417 threaded butane cartridges (type 200), direct-pressure
Nominal output: up to approx. 1.6 kW (butane, direct
Gas category: Direct-pressure butane (EN
Pot capacity: up to approx. 1.1 L (follow detailed pot size limits in the
Ignition: Integrated piezo igniter (depending on model), or manual ignition with lighter/matches
Operating environment: Outdoor use only, in well-ventilated areas
Intended use: Cooking and boiling water outdoors; not intended for indoor use or space heating
Use temperature range: According to gas cartridge manufacturer’s instructions
Standards and regulations: Conforms to Regulation (EU) 2016/426 on gas appliances; tested according to EN 521:2019 + AC:2019 for portable vapour pressure LPG appliances; EU Type-Examination Certificate ITS-2575-GAR-2337209 issued by Intertek Italia SpA (NB 2575)
Manuals page: www.kapselsystem.com/manuals
Country of origin: Made in China

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Why is a gas stove in the kit?

It gives you controlled heat when the electricity is gone, so you can boil water, heat simple meals and prepare hot drinks during longer outages or when you are away from a full kitchen.

How do you use it safely?

Use it outdoors only, in a well ventilated area on a stable, level, non-combustible surface. With the valve closed, screw an EN 417 butane cartridge (type 200) into the connector by hand, check the connection for leaks with soapy water, then open the valve slowly and light the burner. Never leave it unattended while it is burning.

What fuel does it use?

It runs on EN 417 threaded butane cartridges (type 200) using direct pressure butane, with a nominal output up to about 1.6 kW. Always remove the cartridge for transport and storage, and store cartridges cool, dry and upright.

Which capsule does it belong to and how do I keep it ready?

It lives in the Energy & Light capsule together with your power bank, headlamp and crank radio. Test it once outdoors in calm conditions so lighting it feels familiar, then let it cool, remove the cartridge and pack it back so it is ready for real use.

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