Iwatani 35FW Single-Burner Butane Portable Cooktop Indoor & Outdoor Cooking Stove Medium Description Enjoy the convenience and portability of our portable gas stove. Easy to use and simple to clean, this small butane stove features an automatic safety shut off, built in windscreens, and an easy-to-use magnetic locking system. Made of lightweight aluminum with a single burner head, our auto-ignition stove operates with an 8-oz disposable butane canister and even comes with a free rigid carrying case. Features: BUTANE STOVE BURNER: Our Iwatani butane stove is the perfect portable cooktop with a super-high output of 15,000 BTU output and a durable brass burner EASY TO USE: Our portable stove top uses no locking levers - simply push the fuel can onto the magnet and it locks in safely, making it virtually impossible to load the fuel can incorrectly ULTRAEFFICIENT DESIGN: Equipped with an advanced heat panel, our portable burner utilizes the entire butane can by maintaining the maximum heat output and leaves behind no residual fuel BUILT-IN WINDBREAKER: Our portable butane stove with a double windbreaker protects the flame from wind and air conditioning, making it the perfect indoor and outdoor portable cooktop AUTOMATIC SAFETY STOP: Our portable gas stove automatically shuts off the flow of butane and extinguishes the flame if pressure in the fuel canister rises to unsafe levels Made in Japan Included components: Instruction Manual Product Details: Brand: Iwatani Fuel Type: Liquefied Petroleum Gas Material: Aluminum Product Dimensions: 13.3"L x 11.9"W x 3.7"H Power Source: Gas Powered Maximum Energy Output: 15000 British Thermal Units Item Weight: 4.4 Pounds Brand: Iwatani Fuel Type: Liquefied Petroleum Gas Material: Aluminum Product Dimensions: 13.3"L x 11.9"W x 3.7"H Power Source: Gas Powered Maximum Energy Output: 15000 British Thermal Units Item Weight: 4.4 Pounds Item Weight: 4.4 pounds Manufacturer: Iwatani Group Country of Origin: Japan Item model number: 35FW Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No Date First Available: March 19, 2008