Can this be used with butane? The description says propane/butane. I was wondering if anyone has used it with butane and how to do that. Thank you.
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To be honest I don't know...If it says you can than give it a try. sorry wish I was more help
199588
Hey Vick, they say it has to be used on gas you need the flame for it to work, but u can use a gas grill if you have one. I love it!
1379198
Actually you could with a Kovea butane/propane adapter sold here and on ebay for about 21-24 dollars as it has a large propane to the smaller Lindel adapter. I'm just not sure if the ports of this particular stove can use pure propane. To be safe I would check with manufacturer. Previous answers on this item say it works wonderfully. I know propane is cheaper and works in extremely cold temperatures better, like -22, Isobutane like 15 degree's.
1291539
As far as propane/butane fuels in a canister is concerned they'll work with just about any screw-on stove.A very slight dab of bar soap on the canister threads helps seal any would be leaks.
50510
Oh, I use it for cooking all the time. I puts out more heat (may I say BTUs) than the "regular" torch I used before. And it takes the regular type of household butane like any other one (including your Zippo lighter). But it does consume a lot of gas - which makes sense, I suppose.
536256
Yes, you can use this on both. I used just once since I ordered it and it was on a butane burner. Works just fine.
2186483
I haven't used it on a propane stove yet my bbq grill is propane and my wife might use it on the grill.... If you do it before us let us know how they turn out.....
1219932
I can not speak for Camp Chef, but as someone who knows about gas/propane yes you could. The burners will not burn at the same temp as the manufacture intended (meaning the BTU rating) There is a fifferent size orfice between gas and propane. Propane burns hotter there for the orfice is smaller then a NG or natural gas. The BTU would be lower for the burner then what it would be for propane. High would be Med, Med would be Low, and etc.
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Never tried it with butane, but the two gases are similar so jetting shouldn't have to change. You might want to contact the company if you are still not sure.
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Ken Charvoz is correct. I would strongly recommend you use this with natural gas rather than propane.
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Im not really sure any the question but the type of butane I use is ronson multi-fill , it works really good and you can buy it at your local gas station but if this is your first time refilling a lighter make sure the flame setting is on low wile filling it if not the flame will always be small, hope this helps
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I don't believe so,this particular model is to be used with propane tank. However, you may want to research h NatureI don't think so,this model is to be used with LP tank. However,if you bought this model by mistake,you may look into a conversion kitNatural Gas conversion kit though.
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Ours says for liquid propane only. May be able to change the orifice to a natural gas. But, not that I can see. Sorry.
1651854
I hit the wrong button this does not work with Coleman canisters. It works with Isobutane canister such as a MSR IsoPro canister. Sorry about any confusion. How do I remove the Yes??
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I use it on propane but it should work with natural gas as well.. FYI it works well!
869431
You can use any type of butane that comes in a canister with a universal refueling tip, as for my personal preference I like "Ronson Ultra Butane" it seems to be a more pure form of butane that burns better. It really all is up to your personal preference.
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Though most qualities of butane will work with this unit, I believe you will get a longer useful life from this torch by using a cleaner, refined butane. I noticed some clogging on mine from using a standard quality butane at times.