NGT XPR Stove

Description

The NGT XPR Gas Stove is a portable single-burner camping stove built for bankside cooking, whether that is an overnight carp session, a long weekend on the bank, or a quick brew on a cold morning. It delivers 2.2 kW of heating power in a compact, lightweight package, so a kettle boils or a frying pan heats up in minutes. An integrated windshield keeps the flame stable in windy conditions, and a built-in drip tray makes cleaning straightforward after a session. - Power Output: 2.2 kW - Ignition System: Automatic Piezo Electronic (no matches required) - Fuel Type: Standard 227g butane gas canisters (aerosol style) - Gas Consumption: ~160g per hour at maximum output - Canister Fitment: Quick-release with secure locking arm - Safety Mechanisms: Pressure-sensitive safety system with automatic gas cut-out - Enclosure: Built-in windshield and easy-clean drip tray - Included Accessories: Heavy-duty, impact-resistant hard plastic carry case The integrated windshield sits around the main burner ring, directing the 2.2 kW of thermal energy up into your cookware rather than letting it escape into the wind. The built-in Piezo ignition lights the burner with a turn of the control dial, so there is no need to fumble for matches or a lighter in the dark. A pressure-sensitive safety cut-out adds a further layer of protection: if the internal pressure in the butane canister rises to unsafe levels, for example if the stove is left sitting in direct, intense summer sunlight, the system automatically ejects and disconnects the canister. The stove packs down into its tailor-made hard plastic carry case, which protects the burner arms, dials, and ignition mechanism from being crushed or bent by heavy tackle, leads, or bait buckets during transit. It runs on standard 227g aerosol-style butane canisters, which are widely available. At full output the stove burns approximately 160g of gas per hour, giving roughly 80 to 90 minutes of continuous cooking per canister; on lower heat settings, a single canister can last a multi-day weekend session. The gas canister is not included and must be purchased separately. Fitting a canister is a quick-release process: open the side compartment, align the notch on the 227g butane canister with the guide inside the stove, and push down the front locking lever on the fascia. This mechanically locks the canister into the gas regulator, and the stove will not allow ignition unless the canister is correctly locked in place. The XPR suits carp and specimen night sessions where hot meals and regular brews are needed, day sessions and short stalking trips where you want to travel light without giving up a hot drink, and general camping, campervan, and beach trips thanks to the common 227g butane canister format. When setting the stove up on uneven ground or grass, place a small piece of ply, a flat stone, or an upturned bait tub lid beneath it. Keeping the stove level makes cooking safer and allows the internal drip tray to catch overflows properly, so clean-up is a simple wipe-down at the end of the trip.