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All depends on what you use it for really. If you are using it outside with a breeze and trying to boil a huge pan of water you could get through an entire cylinder!
My dual Perfect Flow stove by Coleman had a quote on the box I think. Something around 1 hour at full power. I would guess (and it is just a guess) that a single burner would be 2 hours at full power.
Spec From Amazon
That says 1 hour 10 mins on full power, which will be with both the stove and griddle running.
But remember that in a breeze when the flame s constantly being blown around it can take much longer to cook things.
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Your mileage may vary
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Topic: COLEMAN PROPANE CYLINDER
