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you have a couple of options here,

if you plan on camping in colder weather then propane is the option, as butane will not "gas"under a couple of degrees.

if you wanted to use the 15kg butane bottle( "which is quite large for camping- you may be better swopping it for a 7kg") , then you would have to swop the regulator supplied with the grill (red one)

 for a butane regulator (blue one)

stu

butane regulator here from towsure

Clip-on Gas Cylinder Regulator (21mm)

R21

SRP £5.95

Our Price £4.95

Save 17%

Have a look at this website as it provides information you need to know about LPG cylinders etc.

http://www.calor.co.uk/customer-services/faqs/

Quote: Originally posted by signumcamper on 27/2/2013

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Thankyou for your reply stu. I dont plan to go camping winter time unless the weather over night tkes a sudden dive. The butane can ive inheritated has a blue 28mbar regulator already attached to the top. Now the grill im looking at has has a regulator in the box at 38 (i think). Does this mean the grill requires a certain pressure to work correctly? (38mb)? Im really sorry if this is not coming across clearly, this is all new to me. Ive read some articles stating using butane on a propane cooker will damage the jets/burners, is there any truth in this? Many thanks

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Quote: Originally posted by Tentz on 28/2/2013

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...Personally, I'd take it back & get a proper camping cooker for half the price which you could definitely use with your existing gas bottle.

Post last edited on 28/02/2013 08:34:22

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