Portable cooker Fire‑Maple Sunflower (model 0009209100000035) lightweight camping stove

The Portable cooker Fire‑Maple Sunflower is a lightweight camping stove designed for outdoor cooking. Compact and foldable, it provides a stable platform for pots and pans and connects to compatible fuel canisters to deliver consistent heat for boiling, simmering and basic meal preparation while hiking, camping or picnicking. Its small size and low weight make it convenient to carry in a backpack and to set up on uneven terrain.

Advantages

The cooker combines portability with reliable performance: a compact folded footprint and lightweight construction reduce pack bulk without sacrificing stability. The burner head and pot supports are designed for efficient flame distribution and steady heat transfer, helping to boil water quickly and to maintain low flames for simmering. The stove is simple to assemble and disassemble, and its compatibility with common screw-on fuel canisters ensures easy refueling in the field.

Suitable for

• Backpacking trips and day hikes where weight and pack space are limited
• Weekend camping and car camping for quick meal preparation
• Picnics and outdoor breaks requiring a portable heat source
• Emergency use as a compact, temporary cooking appliance

Key specifications

• Type: portable single-burner canister stove
• Weight: lightweight design suitable for backpacking
• Form factor: compact, foldable pot supports and low folded profile
• Fuel compatibility: designed for screw-on gas canisters (butane/propane mix or compatible cartridges)
• Burner: single burner optimized for boiling and simmering
• Material: corrosion-resistant metals for burner and supports

How to use

Place the stove on a stable, level surface clear of flammable material. Attach a compatible fuel canister following the manufacturer’s instructions for the canister and the stove: ensure threads are aligned, screw on the canister until it is snug and check for a secure connection. Open the gas control valve gradually and ignite the burner with a lighter or piezo ignition if fitted; adjust the flame using the control valve to achieve the required heat level. Position cookware centrally on the pot supports and monitor while cooking. Allow the stove to cool before detaching the canister and folding the supports for storage.

Recommendations

Use only compatible screw-on fuel canisters and operate the stove outdoors or in well-ventilated areas. Keep a safe distance from tents, dry vegetation and other flammable materials. Regularly inspect seals and connections for leaks and perform maintenance according to the manufacturer’s guidance to ensure safe, reliable operation.