- Features push-button piezo igniter for match-free lighting
- Offers two 3-3/8″ 12,000-BTU burners
- Chrome-plated drip tray makes cleanup easy
- Hinged, locking wind shields protect flames
- Regulator and 24″ connector-hose included
Product Description
Perfect for any outdoor cooking situation. Century Camp stoves many uses include Camping, Tailgating, Picnics and has you ready for Emergencies. Our Matchless 2-Burner Stove is pressure regulated for consistent performance. Cook on two large 3 3/8″, hi output 12,000 BTU Burners with stainless steel drip tray for easy clean-up. Oversized burners allow for even heat distribution. The durable nylon carry bag with carry handles has a zippered pouch to hold the propane cylinder and cooking tools. Locking wind shields protect flame. The 24″ flexible hose and regulator are included. This unit easily converts to bulk cylinder operation and uses 16.4oz propane cylinders (not included). Heavy Duty Latch locks stove closed for secure transporting when not in use. Rolled case edges and lid for strength and safety. One-Year Limited Warranty . Look for recommended Century camping and bulk cylinder accessories.Product Description
Featuring a push-button piezo igniter for quick, match-free lighting, this portable propane stove offers two 3-3/8-inch 12,000-BTU burners for camping, picnicking, tailgating, and other outdoor cooking. A chrome-plated drip tray provides for easy cleanup. Hinged, locking wind shields protect flames, which burn consistently due to pressure regulation. The stove uses a 16.4-ounce propane cylinder (not included) and easily converts to bulk-cylinder operation. Regulator and 24-inch flexible connector-hose are included. Rolled case edges and lid supply strength and safety. Heavy-duty locks secure the stove for transporting. A nylon carry bag with handles has a zippered pouch to hold a propane cylinder and cooking tools. The stove carries a 1-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects.
Century 4680 Matchless Two-Burner Stove with Carry Bag, Black/Silver
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Received product the same day I was going on a camping trip. The next morning (while camping) I decided to try this stove out. Connected the hose to the propane tank, turned on the gas valves, and clicked the igniter. The right burner turned on, the left one didn’t. There was no wind, but I changed to a different angle just in case, same thing, right on, left off. Luckly I had my matches. Came back home, called Century they said they were going to get the part number and call me right back. Two days passed and no call back. I had to call them again. They said they were still trying to find the part number. About 20 minutes later, they called me telling me that they were going to ship the part. When they were about to hang up I asked them what address where they going to ship it, they paused and then asked me: “Oh can we have your address?” Five days later I got the part, a burner with no instructions on how to replace it. My problem wasn’t the burner, it was the igniter; I made it clear to them. I put everything back in the box, and shipped it right back. At tried my best to work things out.
Product: 3 Stars, Customer Service: 2 Stars.
Rating: 3 / 5
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This is a substantial downgrade in quality and design from their earlier model.
Propane hose not fixed to stove – you have to screw in the stove end of the hose to the stove – hard to do.
And, the loose hose must be stowed – awkward.
Side windbreaks more difficult to attach to the open lid.
Side windbreaks have gap at bottom, allowing wind in.
Burner knobs have a memory. They want to spring back little after adjustment, making the flame hard to adjust.
Grill more difficult than the previous model to get in place. Have to line up the four feet with their four holes. Previous model acted like a hinge.
Lots of little flaws make it an unhandy stove, certainly compared to the nicely made previous model. I discarded this one and found the previous model on eBay.
Rating: 2 / 5
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