G'day David,

This one comes with a 1.2m hose, which is the maximum possible length of hose that can be used with most camp stoves.
A longer hose affects Gas pressure and rate of delivery, and increases the risk of flame outs, or an explosion if a spark back occurs.

G'day Karlee,

They are available from the Cadac Dometic international website, so I reckon you'd be able to pick some up from Dometic Australia.
Alternatively there are some generic grill plates around that should work aswell.

G'day Blue,

This cooker can only be used with Gas Bottles with an LCC27 gas fitting, this is not compatible with the BOM disposable cartridges.

G'day Glen,

Not entirely sure sorry - its not a model that is listed in any of catalogues.
Not all Cadac models are available in Australia, so it may be that the Turbo Deluxe is a European release only at this stage.

G'day Gary,

It would, but only just and it's not an ideal fit - it wouldn't take much for the kettle to slip off.
We'd recommend using pits with a minimum diameter of about 16cm.

G'day Ross,

The gas hose connection on the stove itself is a male 1/4" BSP fitting.
Hope that helps!

G'day Alice,

We can only go off the specifications provided to us by the manufacturer.
In the case of the Cadac, this is a total of 588g p/hr (294g per burner).  4kg gas bottles are generally filled with a maximum of 3.7kg of gas, so some simple maths suggests a total runtime on max of 6.29hrs.

Hey Brian,

Unfortunately, the Cadac stove is not compatible for use with a caravan, or bayonet gas system.  It does not have a flame failure feature, and using an aftermarket gas hose may cause issues.

G'day Jayden,

You can't, no.  The Regulator Assembly is only compatible with particular stove models, and is not related to the Propane Cartridges specifically.
This stove requires a regulated gas supply and comes with a LCC27 gas hose and regulator for use on Swap and Go LPG gas bottles.
Dometic don't provide an alternative hose for disposable propane cannisters for this stove.

G'day Rog,

No, there's not unfortunately.  The Cadac stove has the same gas hose connection, on the stove end, as a stove I used to have.
We were also hoping to find a 90° adapter, but there isn't one available anywhere that we could find.

G'day Bernadette,

Yep, it sure does - you can check this out at around the 20sec mark on our product review video.
Hope that helps!

G'day Michael,
This Cadac stove has been around for several years in Europe, so there's no question or concern about the rubber/silicone feet.  They're in place to protect the stove from scratching and prevent the ceramic plates from slipping around on the stovetop.

If you check out the product review video we have, you should be able to see Ben talking through the storage bag that comes with the stove for transport and protection - hope that helps!

G'day Chris,

It's best recommended to get a gas bottle with the LCC27 fitting as the use of adaptors can increase the risk of gas leaks.

There is a new adaptor from Gasmate and it is possible to use a 3/8" BSPP LH TO LCC27 adaptor on your gas bottle so you can then connect the hose. 

Please note Dometic advise against the use of adaptors but it is possible to do so. 

G'day Andrew,

There's not at this stage - LCC27 hoses can only be used with LCC27 fittings, and cannot be used with adapters due to the safety elements of the design.
There may be a broader range of LCC27 gas bottle sizes produced in the future, but I've actually never seen a regulated gas stove with a 3/8th BSP connection.  Generally, low pressure stoves that require a regulated gas supply will have an LCC27 hose.

G'day Chris,

There isn't a particular mechanism to hold the lid up, but the lid is tightly attached so it wouldn't move with a gust of wind and when the 2 x included windshields on the side are attached, they stop the lid from closing. 

G'day Gary,

Unfortunately, the Cadac stove is not compatible for use with a caravan, or bayonet gas system.  It does not have a flame failure feature, and using an aftermarket gas hose may cause issues which wouldn't be covered under warranty.

G'day Nicola,

The term 'ceramic' in terms of cookware across the board (not just camping gear) relates to a ceramic-based coating of another material, which results in a non-stick surface.
Hope that helps!

G'day Mary,

It is a low-pressure stove, but compatible with LCC27 gas supply on standard LPG bottles only.

G'day Sarah,

Yes, ceramic-coated cookware generally falls under the 'non-stick' category.  You can absolutely use this stove on a camp table, just like any other camp stove.  If you're concerned you could just pop a chopping board underneath it, but you shouldn't have any issues.
The outside lid is as sturdy as any other camp stove.  The Hyperflame is known to be the most robust option, but generally all camp stoves across the range are made with similar materials of a similar thickness.
As long as you're not throwing the stove around or packing it carelessly, you shouldn't have any issues.  I've had a few camp stoves over 20 years, and never had one dint.
Hope that helps.

G'day Robyn,

This stove runs off normal LPG cylinders with the LCC27 fitting - like the updated version of what you would find at a swap-and-go, or attached to your BBQ.
Its not compatible with disposable gas cylinders.  Good thing about that though is you can use refillable cylinders for years and years, and not have to chuck multiple gas bottle out.
Hope that helps.

G'day Tony,

We dont sell Weber gear sorry, so don't have any personal experience with that particular stove.
Bens done a product review video on this one which will be coming out really soon, hopefully the will give you all the info you need!