G'day Paul,

It's not an issues I've heard of with the stove specifically - its usually related to an issue in the base of the pot.
Have you tested out a range of different cookwear to eliminate that element of things?
If you have and the noise happens with all cookwear, head to our Warranty Page and fill out a claim for the team to look into further.

G'day Joel,

Yep, the Coleman stoves work with a BOM fitting, which these bottles have.
Hope that helps!

G'day Murat,

No, you can't.  This is a very common question, the Coleman regulators are specifically rated to the Coleman stoves, and cannot be swapped out for a generic alternative.  They must be used with the Coleman regulator arm only.

G'day Kaz,

The Coleman HyperFlame FyreKnight Stoves do not have a flame failure cut-off. So if the flame has been extinguished for any reason the gas will continue to flow.

G'day Mary,

No, you cant.  The Hyperflame stove is designed as a camping stove which is generally exposed to the elements periodically.
If you had a sheltered or undercover area like a pergola or patio where the stove is technically outside but not exposed to the weather, then you should be ok.  It's not uncommon to hear of people having a Coleman stove for 10 years, but that is with general camping use.  We cant really speak to how long a lifespan it would have with fulltime use.

G'day Jarrah,

Yep, the Coleman stoves work with a BOM fitting, which those Companion bottles have.
Hope that helps!

We do get the very occasional report from customers who have had issues but statistically given the huge volume of these that we sell, its uncommon.  As with all gas appliances, regardless of whether you use these, LPG cyclinders, or butane, you should be performing gas safety checks to ensure you have a good connection and there are no leaks.
If you do happen to have a cannister that isnt working, contact our Warranty team.

G'day Mark,

Not it won't sorry, this is a LPG stove that will work with either refillable gas bottles, or smaller single use Propane bottles.

G'day Bryan,

Yes, Coleman hoses connect to the BOM fitting on the Coleman regulator, to a 3/8th BSP gas bottle.
Hope that helps.

G'day Owen,

These stoves come with a 3/8th BSP hose to connect to 3/8th BSP gas bottles.
That type of LPG cylinder is refillable, generally through some camping stores or Bunnings/local hardwares stores.

G'day Mark,

Theres very little different ultimately...The FyreCadet has slight lower BTU, and the FyreKnight is designed as abit more robust in the body.

G'day Tim,

We'd generally recommend putting something under any camping stove we sell when using on a plastic table top, just to be on the safe side.
Majority of stoves will have the same basic insulation in accordance with AGA guidelines, but I think it's safe to say the higher the BTU the hotter the stove will be.
Often a couple of teatowels smoothed out underneath the stove will be enough to disperse the heat, but it is recommended to cook on a non-plastic surface table.

G'day Nola,

We've not actually tried putting a saucepan on a hotplate on a stovetop, so can't really comment on how functional that would be.
We can say that the Hyperflame series is a super-powerful, high heat stove, so is not ideal for simmering in general.
If you're wanting a simmering stove, best bet is to look at alternatives.

G'day Ryan,

We've heard back from the Coleman Design team, and they've confirmed the WindBlock Pot Supports are made from Cold Rolled Steel with Ni Chrome plating.
As far as we are aware these are super hard-wearing, we haven't had any complaints about them so far.

G'day Andrew,

None of the team here with me actually have this stove, so I've had to rely on the real-life feedback from customers in the review section for this one.
On all accounts, it would seem that the WindBlock technology on the pot mounts does this trick, and this stove is generally unaffected by wind.
Its also important to note though, that a big contributing factor to this is the overall output of the stove.  Because the BTU is so high and it's quite powerful, there's not much opportunity for wind to reduce the heat.
The trade-off on this is that you cant really simmer or cook at low temperatures. This is a trade-off with camping stoves generally though, none are designed to simmer, but its a big factor for the HyperFlame series.
This is a great stove option for a family who may have larger volume pots a pans to cook bigger batches of food or larger quantities of water to boil.
Hope that helps!

G'day Scott,

The internal gap on the pot trivets are 8cm, so we'd recommend a minimum pot diameter of around 12-15cm so that your pot will be stable on top of the burner.

G'day Steve,

I've just measured this for you or our display stove, and the total width of the Hyperflame FyreKnight including the regulator's arm is 78cm.
Hope this helps!

G'day Anna,

The Hyperflame Fyreknight packs a fair amount of heat, so we're confident you'll be able to stir-fry with no worries at all. Just be sure to use a flat-bottom wok so it sits securely over the burner.

G'day Alexis,

There is no way to safely extend these hoses sorry. The hose is 1.5m long, and unfortunately, the unit won't effectively operate with a longer hose.

G'day Darren,

Unfortunately not, the only way to run these stoves is via the supplied angled regulator arm.

G'day Gregg,

The HyperFlame stoves need to be used with the regulator arm, so while you can use the included hose to attach it to a larger refillable LPG cylinder, the regulator arm still needs to remain in place.

G'day Russ,

The FyreKnight stove comes in just the one size, which has two burners.

G'day Russ,

There are some small feet underneath the FyreKnight stove to provide an bit of a gap between the hot stove base and the table surface you're using. In general, we'd avoid using these on plastic surfaces, but if so, then timber would be a good option for heat insulation.

G'day Marg,

The Campfire Stove Stand is the one used in the Fyreknight video, so that is a good option. The other popular stand we carry is the Easy As Stove Stand, it folds a little differently, but is also a popular stand for this stove.

G'day Brad,

We'd suggest popping the regulator arm inside the stove before you shut the lid. Just tucked between the top potholders. 

G'day Harald,

The hose that comes with the stove is 1.5m long.

G'day Liam,

The height of the stove, minus the lid is about 10cm to the top of the 'windblock' pan supports.

G'day Conor, 

To use this stove with a 9kg gas bottle with a POL fitting, you will need a POL to 3/8" BSP adaptor which you can check out here. Hope that helps Conor. 

G'day Adrian,

Yes, the Fyreknight is supplied with a hose that will connect the small regulator arm on the back of the stove straight to your 2kg bottle that has the 3/8 valve on the top.

G'day Ian,

There isn't a specific product that we sell for the FyreKnight to reduce the heat output, but we'd say you should be able to pick up something suitable from a homewares type store.

Great to hear Trisha, thanks for the feedback :)

G'day Brad,

We'd say you'll be waiting up to five minutes for 500ml of water to boil on this stove, it obviously depends on the weather conditions.

G'day Ant,

Based on our customer reviews the FyreKnight is pretty good for low heat, but a little borderline for a low simmer. To be honest it probably depends on what you're cooking and what type of pot/pan you're using. This is probably one of the best models for heat variation that we currently sell, most of the other high output stoves aren't so great with the low heat function.

G'day Terry,

Unfortunately the Hyperflame FyreKnight Camping Stove won't work with your motor home gas system. Your motohome will be running a regulated low pressure system, but this stove is a high-pressure system. We'd suggest giving us a call and we can chat through some options. 

G'day Janice,

The HyperFlame FyreKnight will fit on the Easy As Stove stand however stove will overhang the depth of the table a little. The disposable gas bottle should just fit too but we'd probably recommend a slightly larger table. 

G'day Jose,

You can remove the pot supports from this stove to clean in/around the burners. If food falls down in between the burner and the drip tray then you can remove the whole top section using a small philips head screwdriver to do a deeper clean.

G'day Jenny,

Thanks for your enquiry! The Coleman HyperFlame FyreKnight Camping Stove is compatible with 453g disposable LPG bottles and comes included with a gas hose for 3/8BSP cylinders but you'll need an adapter if you have a 9kg swap'n'go bottle which you can find here. I hope this helps. Feel free to give us a call on 1300 914 007 if you need any clarification. 

G'day Jenny,

Thanks for your enquiry. If you're using the Coleman HyperFlame FyreKnight Camping Stove with both burners on high, you'll get about an hour and a half of cooking time using one 453g LPG bottle. We would recommend taking a larger bottle if there's 5 of you camping for 3 nights. 

G'day Kate,

I've just measured the gap on the top of the burner for you, it's 8cm across. Hopefully that will suit your coffee maker!

G'day Annie,

The Coleman HyperFlame FyreKnight Camping Stove is not designed for indoor use. All LPG stoves are designed for outdoor use due to the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. 

G'day Simon,

I've been down and measured the Fyreknight for you, without looking at the size we have listed, and I got exactly the same numbers. 62cm wide, 36cm deep and 13.5cm high. 

A couple of things worth taking into consideration though. When the lid is open the stove is more like 45cm deep, and the big one would be the regulator. This sticks out the right-hand side of the stove quite a way. You can see it in the images above connected to a disposable Coleman canister but it can also be connected via a hose to a std gas bottle. Either way, it'll stick out the side a fair bit. 

G'day Simon,

I've been down to the shop floor to try this out for you and I can confirm that the Coleman Hyperflame Full Griddle and Grease Cup can fit inside the stove when the lid is closed (not the grease cup though). It does rattle a little bit, but I think you'd be fine to transport it like this. I'd probably be inclined to stick a tea towel in there as well just to help prevent any excessive rubbing. 

G'day Coralie,

The Coleman HyperFlame FyreKnight Camping Stove doesn't come with a BBQ Plate, however, we do sell one separately, you can find the HyperFlame Full Griddle & Grease Cup here.

G'day Lloyd,

The Coleman hotplate has always struck me as a bit thin. I've tried out the Campfire 3 Burner Hotplate on the Hyperflame Fyreknight and it fits fine. Being thicker I'd expect it to be stronger and to spread the heat a bit more evenly. I've got the 2 burner version and I've had no trouble at all with it. 

G'day Leslie,

We can get replacement control knobs and burner ring supports for the Hyperflame stoves. The part number for the knobs is 1219957 and they currently retail for $9.90 a pair. The part number for the support rings is 1398510 and they currently retail for $24.90 each. We'd need to order them in for you so just shoot us an email at service@snowys.com.au and quote these part numbers. 

G'day Leslie,

The control knobs I've quoted above are a generic style but I've just been told we can get the 'proper' Hyperflame knobs. They're a bit cheaper (currently $2.90 each) and you can quote Snowys code 143261. 

G'day Brett,

The lids on both of these stoves can't be folded flat sorry mate. Coleman suggests the biggest pans you'll fit on the FyreCadet are a 30.5cm and 24.5cm side by side, and the FyreKnight will fit a pair of 30.5cm pans side by side. 

G'day CM,

It sounds like you have a gas cylinder with a POL fitting which means you will need an adapter to use the Coleman FyreKnight Camping Stove. You can fit the adapter here: https://www.snowys.com.au/gas-cylinder-adapter-pol-38-bsp-lh-straight

G'day Navi,

Yes, the Coleman HyperFlame FyreKnight Camping Stove can be used with an LPG cylinder, it comes with a hose that will connect to a 3/8" BSP fitting.

G'day Nev,

Sorry for the confusion with this one. I just want to clarify what we meant when we said that the regulator hose can be moved from the left to right-hand side. The regulator swivels on the end, so standing side on to the stove, you can move it either left or right (towards the front or back of the stove). The regulator on the Coleman HyperFlame FyreKnight Camping Stove can't be taken over to the other side of the stove. 

G'day Gary, 

If you're after simmer control for gourmet cooking, the FyreKnight isn't the ideal choice, but if you want a stove that boils water really quickly, for example, this will do the job really well.

Alternatively, you can take a look at the Companion 2 Burner High Output Stove which gets great feedback on simmer control from other customers. I hope this helps Gary. 

G'day Tysen,

Unfortunately, you do need to go through the regulator on the Coleman HyperFlame FyreKnight Camping Stove, the valve isn't a standard hose size on the other side of the regulator arm. 

G'day David,

We do sell spare regulator arms for the Coleman HyperFlame FyreKnight Camping Stove. We don't have them online at the moment but if you'd like to give us a buzz on 1300 914 007, one of our friendly customer service ninjas will be able to help you out. 

G'day Antonie, 

I've just had a look at the display model, and you can move the regulator on the Hyperflame Stove to the right or left side where you want it.  

G'day Antonie,

I'm just clearing up some confusion about your question. The regulator can't be removed and taken over to the opposite side of the Coleman HyperFlame FyreKnight Camping Stove, it just swivels front to back on the side of the stove. What we meant by saying that it can be moved from the left to the right was in relation to standing side on to the stove and swivelling it.

G'day Mark,

The Coleman Hyperflame FyreKnight Stove hose length is 1.5m. To connect the stove to a 9kg POL fitting gas bottle, you'll require a 3/8" to POL adapter which you can find here.

G'day Rachael, 

You won't need to purchase any extra parts to use this stove with a 3/8" fitted bottle, the way it works it you connect the regulator to the stove, then you attach the hose to the regulator, and then attach the hose to the gas bottle. 

It can be a little confusing, as the Coleman stoves are a bit different to other brands - I hope that made sense, do let us know if you have any other questions. 

G’day Greg,

We wouldn’t recommend leaving your stove out in the rain, it would likely still be usable, but this stove is not meant to be soaked in water repeatedly so it would rust eventually.

We’d suggest that you close the lid of the stove and store it away, or alternatively leave it under some shelter if it’s going to rain overnight. 

G'day Rob, 

I’ve looked into this for you, and unfortunately the hose for the Hyperflame isn't sold separately.

Swap’n’go bottles use a POL fitting generally (but you should double check just in case) so if that is the case you may need an adaptor like this one here.

G'day Karen, 

I've just checked with the display models in store, and I've found that the best fit (from our range) for the HyperFlame FyreKnight Camping Stove is the Zempire Stove Stand, which you can check out online here. It's not going to be ideal as it is slightly too small but unfortunately Coleman don't make a compatible one for the Hyperflame. 

Hi Karen, we don't have a stove stand specifically designed for this stove unfortunately! We do stock the Zempire Stove Stand, but it's a touch on the small side - you could fit this Coleman stove on top but it would sit only on the four corners, so wouldn't really have a lot of support. There may be others on the market that are bigger and would be a better fit! 

G'day Tyler, 

It sure does - the HypoerFlame FyreKnight has a lid support mechanism on one side that folds out to keep the top open when you're cooking. 

Hi Victoria,

I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble with your stove! We'd like to have a chat with you to get a bit more information so we can work out what's going on here, could you please give us a call on 1300 914 007 - or e-mail us your details at service@snowys.com.au and we'll be in touch. 

G'day Ben,

I'm assuming you're referring to the small hole at the end of the black knob on the regulator? And is it a steady flow of gas or just periodic spurts of gas?

If it is what I think it is, that hole is a release valve and if gas is coming through that hole, there is something not right with your gas set up. I'd advise against covering the hole as this will only increase the risk of danger.

We're keen to help and get this issue resolved, could you please give us a call on 1300 914 007 - or e-mail us your details at service@snowys.com.au and we'll be in touch. We're very sorry for the inconvenience.

Unfortunately, it may be that it is too difficult to diagnose the issue without seeing the equipment as there is a range of issues that might be occurring. In the worst case, it may need to be investigated by a gas specialist to determine the issue.

G'day Karen, 

I'd say that either stove is going to be a good option for a family of four. the HyperFlame FyreKnight is slightly more powerful at 12000 BTU per burner versus 11000 BTU for the FyreCadet, but in practice, there isn’t much of a difference so you could choose either one.  

The hot plate works the same as a frying pan, so it won't make the stove less effective. The only difference is that it will give you the space to cook lots of things at once - so it's great for a barbeque!