Inquiry:
Hi, Is the burner compatible for France propane? Any modification needed for bottle propane in France?
Outdoorstirfry:
Good question. The stove goes with an ACME type 1 QCC tank adaptor. It needs another piece of adaptor to connect to tank in France. Please read https://outdoorstirfry.com/customer-feedbacks/tank-adaptor-for-stove-for-france-and-germany/.
Inquiry:
Thanks for your response.
Could you also specify what is meant by natural gas? Some models are natural gas, are you referring to butane? Are these models compatible for France for bottle butane gas? Thx
Outdoorstirfry:
Natural gas comes into household through pipe here in USA. The natural gas pipe gas pressure is typically around ½ PSI but can deliver a lot of volume. Propane gas is either tanked or bottled. Full tank it is liquified and pressure can be >200PSI. Can you search up what gas are available in France? Please provide links.
Inquiry:
I am planning to use only with tank and propane gas in France is a 5 kilos square bottle. Unsure if you’ll be able to open the link (https://www.butagaz.fr/bouteilles-de-gaz/nos-produits/cube-propane) but is there any issue if I use the adaptor you mentioned with a French propane gas tank?
Sorry, another question, what’s the difference between the powerflamer 160 long lead time and the powerflamer 160 plus? Just want to check prior to ordering.
Also, would you recommend manual ignition to electronic? Asking as if there’s any issue I’ll be in France and unsure someone would be able to repair the electronic switch?
Outdoorstirfry:
Thank for your link. It is helpful. Usually your tank needs a push-in and clip-on type of connection. Please look at the direct Clip Connection piece at link. On the connection there should be an outlet fitting that fits the adaptor of our link.
The main difference between PowerFlamer propane 160 and Plus is their burner size. Plus has a bigger burner. One customer wrote a comparison at link https://outdoorstirfry.com/?s=burner+comparison. Also we offer various electronic ignition options. The plus electronic option is more like indoor gas range type, with only one knob. Electronic ignition option is not as reliable as the manual option.