G'day Paul,

Although the use of adaptors isn't usually recommended, you can use the Gasmate LCC27 TO 3/8" BSPP LH Adaptor and attach it to your gas bottle, then connect the hose to the adaptor to run the stove.

G'day Paul,

The hose the stove includes won't connect to an LCC27 gas cylinder, you will need an adaptor such as the Companion POL to 3/8" BSP Straight Gas Cylinder Adapter or the Gasmate LCC27 TO 3/8" BSPP LH Adaptor to do this. 

G'day Rohan,

We have a couple of Gasmate O-rings available just not sure what size you'll need, best to either try and measure the diameter or bring it in-store and we can have a look. Plenty of different-sized O-rings are available at your local hardware store if these don't fit.

G'day Tim,

The LCC27 hoses are usually provided with stoves that require a regulated gas supply, and all the alternatives have inline regulators built in.  As this is a high output stove, it requires an unregulated gas supply.
Hope that helps.

G'day Jerry,

It's not, no.  I'm not sure why you would need an adapter for the stove end, but they're not generally made as the stove connections can be unique depending on the brand, as opposed to gas bottles which are universal.

G'day Alan,

There's not sorry. According to the operating instructions this stove can only be used with the hose provided, and cannot be used with a hose exceeding 1m in length.

G'day Rodney,

No.  No camping stoves or gas appliances are suitable to be used indoors, or in any enclosed space.
If you are needing a stove for inside, check out a homewares store, there are domestic benchtop cookers that you can get which are designed for indoor use.

G'day Marianne,

There's not a huge amount of difference in performance outside of the unit's size.
The Wok Cooker is very big compared to the other smaller camp stove.  It is designed to be able to hold and support Woks & distribute heat evenly over the larger curved base that woks have, but it can be used as a general cooker.
The camp stove is designed like a normal stove for your average flat-bottomed cookware.
They both use the same amount of gas & both have similar BTU outputs.
The main consideration in your choice would be aesthetics and overall size, which you can find in the dimension specifications.
Hope that helps.

G'day Cameron,

We don't have any of these stoves currently in stock to try, but going off dimensions - yes, you can.
The only thing worth considering is that the burner won't be in the middle of the pan, due to the wind guards and the distance between the stove edge and the burner.  Cast iron pans are a great option to offset this, as they'll allow for a more even cooking heat.

G'day Nev,

This is an unregulated gas stove that comes with a hose for a 3/8th BSP gas bottle.
If you have a gas bottle with a different attachment, you will require an adaptor.

G'day Les,

This stove has been designed to connect to a 3/8th BSP gas bottle, as POL bottles may interfere with the gas jets performance.
If you choose to go ahead and used with a POL bottle, you'll need this adapter.

G'day Steph,

The hose connects to the right hand side of the stove, when you're facing it front on.

G'day Andy, 

The particular product you linked to requires you to replace the hose supplied with the stove, which you're not able to do.  You can get the compatible Companion safety gauge here.
Hope that helps!

G'day Chris,

No, the Piezo on the Companion 2 Burner High Output Stove is a manual one, that doesn't require a battery.

G'day Cale,

We might be able to source a replacement piezo for your stove, but we'd need to get our specials orders team to check in with Companion and find out what is available. If you're able to flick through an email with a picture of your stove you've got, we'll do our best to try and chase up a part for you.

G'day Sue,

The Companion 2 Burner High Output Stove still has the gas fitting on the right-hand side, and should be the exact same size as your Primus version (they've had a name and colour change but are the exact same stove).

G'day Jack,

The 2 Burner High Output Stove is designed to be used directly from a 3/8" BSP LPG gas bottle, however you could use the UNEF to 3/8"BSP to run them from the Coleman lightweight LPG bottles. Please note that this is not recommended by Companion and something that you would do at your own risk.

G'day Tanya,

The Hyperflame Stove Carry Bag is a perfect fit for the 2 Burner High Output Stove.

G'day Steve,

Unfortunately, you won't be able to use this stove with your Bayonet fitting on the caravan. This stove is a high-pressure stove, and can only be run directly from an LPG cylinder. Have a look at this blog post for options that will suit your needs. I'd suggest the Companion Double Wok Burner.

G'day Greg,

The Hose connects on the right-hand end of the stove.
The supplied hose is 1m long, which is the longest approved length for use with this stove.
It cannot be replaced with an alternative longer than this.

G'day Nic, 

I really did want this sale - but just can't make the distance wide enough!☺ The distance between the centre LH burner to the centre RH burner is 30.5cm and this seems to be fairly standard for all our bigger stoves. The Companion three-burner stove is about the only option as the burners are approx 36.5cm apart, however the BTU is only 8500 for each outside burner.

G'day Brenno,

Sorry to hear that both burners have died! If it's still under its 3-year warranty and you bought it from Snowys we'll get you to complete a warranty form through our webpage which you can access HERE. Unfortunately, if a warranty doesn't apply, we can't get replacement burners for the gas stove and if both have stopped working there may be another issue with the stove. In this case, it would be safer to replace it with a new one.

G'day Stu, 

It's possible that the jets were blocked. To clean the jets, you can give them a soak in methylated spirits and scrub with an old toothbrush to remove old debris, rinse again in metho, dry, and put back in the stove.

G'day Max,

There isn't a right-angled fitting for the stove attachment sorry, just the straight fitting on the hose the unit is supplied with.

G'day Dan,

The 2 Burner High Output Stove will fit well in the Coleman Hyperflame Stove Carry Bag, unfortunately, the 3 burner canvas stove bag is no longer available.

G'day Aaron,

We currently sell two different stove stands, the Campfire and Outdoor Connection Stands. I personally quite like the Outdoor Connection Easy As Stove Stand as it's got a solid top and shelf, but the Campfire Stove Stand is more of a traditional style.

G'day Michelle,

Yep!  You can use the Companion Folding Toaster or the Campfire Gauze Toaster.  Hope that helps!

G'day Lance,

This isn't something we've tried before and unfortunately, we're out of stock of the 2 Burner High Output Stove so we can't try it out for you at the moment. Theoretically, it could fit, but we think the grease cup might prove to be a problem. We'd be happy to test it out for you when we have more stock. Please just email back and we'll get on to it as soon as we have stock.

G'day Kevin,

The Companion 2 Burner High Output Stove will fit in the Oztrail 3 Burner Stove Bag.

G'day Anne,

There is not a specific plate for the Companion 2 Burner High Output Stove but we've tried a few options and the Campfire 3 Burner Gas Cooker Plate fits this stove best.

G'day Max,

The two tiny brass bolts supplied with your 2 Burner High Output Stove are spare jets. These might be needed a few years down the track so make sure you store them somewhere safe. 

G'day Cecilia,

The Companion 2 Burner High Output Stove can be used with a 2kg Gasmate bottle. If you are keeping it on hand as an emergency backup just keep in mind you'll have to use to outside in a well ventilated space. 

G'day Ingrid,

You should be able to use the Companion 2 Burner High Output Stove on the Oztrail Compact Kitchen with a very slight adjustment. The sides of the windshield on the Kitchen can be unclipped to open out the sides and give you a little more space if it's a bit squeezy.

G'day Nick,

The best portable stand we'd have for this stove is the Zempire Stove Stand. 

G'day GR,

The side panels will fold outwards but they do sit on a bit of an angle. If you do this on both sides, unfortunately, the lid won't support itself and stay upright. 

G'day Rob,

You've got about 55cm of width to fit pots on the Companion 2 Burner High Output stove. I've been down to the shop floor and tried out the Campfire 3 in 1 Cookset and the largest pots will fit on there easily. 

G'day Viv,

The two little screws that come with the Companion 2 Burner High Output Stove are spare jets. So if one gets blocked or falls out and you lose it, you can replace it without too many concerns. 

G'day Dan,

The Coleman Hyperflame Bag will certainly do the job for you with your Companion 2 Burner High Output Stove. Alternatively, you could look at the Oztrail 3 Burner Stove Canvas Bag. 

G'day Mike,

I've just had a chat with one of our gas cooking experts, Kevin. He told me that the Primus 2 Burner High Output Stoves will still work without too many issues at all in sub-zero temperatures. Being a propane powered stove, propane will still burn when it's as low as -40, obviously the colder it is, the colder the flame will be but it will still burn and still be able to cook your food.

G'day Bridget,

I've just taken my tape measure to the shop floor to double check the measurements on the Primus 2 Burner High Output Stove for you. The measurements on our site do include the knobs, hinges and feet. 

G'day Natalie,

The longest hose that will work with your Primus 2 Burner High Output Stove is 1.2m. You can grab one of those here.

*Update 1/8/18* Apologies everyone, we've made a bit of an error here - it turns out that there isn't actually a longer extension hose that is compatible with the Companion 2 Burner High Output Stove at this time. We're sorry if this has inconvenienced anyone! 

G'day Mike,

I honestly can't be sure. As we're not qualified gas specialists, we don't have the training to identify gas issues, nor are we able to offer any advice. As you can imagine, gas products require professional oversight.

However, we can recommend/encourage you to speak to a gas specialist such as Maxbilt in Norwood. They have been great a great help to people in similar situations to yourself in the past.

G'day Bill,

I've just wandered downstairs to check which would fit best on the Primus 2 Burner High Output Stove. The Campfire 3 Burner Gas Cooker Plate fits the Primus 2 Burner High Output Stove like a glove, almost like they were made for each other - Like Romeo & Juliet but with a much happier ending. You can find these cooker plates here.

G'day Glenn,

To use with a Coleman Propane Cylinder with the Primus 2 Burner High Output Stove, you'll need a new fitting/hose with a BOM fitting.

G'day Glenn,

Unfortunately, we don't carry it as stock, however, if you'd like to give our customer support team a call on 1300 914 007, they will be more than happy to look into options and if you want to proceed, they can place a special order for you.

G'day Glenn,

Sorry about this. That's strange, however, because I rang and spoke with Companion... would you like me to follow up and clarify? Maybe there has been some misunderstanding.

G'day Glenn,

In many ways, there is still a little confusion about the suitability, however, on further investigation, the official word from Companion is that you can't use canisters with the Primus Stoves. Sorry to initially mislead you.

G'day Chen. 

I've just checked the box to confirm, and yes the burners on the Primus 2 Burner High Output Stove are 25,000 BTU's each. 

Hi Kim, both stoves come with a regulator so neither is "unregulated". The only real difference between the 2 stoves is the heat output. This one puts out 25,000 BTU where the High Output Regulated Two Burner Stove only puts out 10,000 BTU. It certainly will be easier to cook at a low temperature on the 10,000 BTU stove so if a lot of your camp cooking is done this way then that may be the best choice for you. However if you're mainly grilling up a big steak or boiling big pots of water for your pasta or spuds, then the 25,000 BTU stove is the one for the job! 

Hi Joanne,

This stove uses 524gms per hour of gas whilst on the highest setting. Unfortunately Primus don't list the fuel consumption when used on the lowest setting, but this should give you an idea.

If you were to use a 2kg gas bottle for example, then you would get approximately 4 hours run time using both burners on the highest setting. Obviously at times you would probably only be using one burner, and perhaps at a much lower heat. I hope this helps! 

G'day Scott, 

I've just checked the fitting on the 2 Burner High Output Stove from Primus, and it comes with a 1200mm gas hose and regulator for direct connection to 3/8" gas cylinders.

If you'd like to use a 9kg gas bottle with this stove, you'll need an adaptor like the POL-3/8" adaptor from Primus which will do the trick nicely.