About this product
The appeal of this one is obvious the moment you pick it up. Closed, it is a case with a handle. Open, it is a gas grill producing 10,000 BTU per hour over a stainless steel surface, ready to cook about two minutes after you press the igniter. There is no charcoal to light, no waiting, and nothing to clear up afterwards except a drip tray.
The dual fuel design is the practical detail. It takes a 220 g or 227 g butane cartridge – the small cans widely sold in Tanzania – or a 16.4 oz propane cylinder, so you use whichever is available where you are rather than being tied to one supply. The canister locks into place with a secure mechanism, and piezo ignition means no matches to keep dry in coastal humidity.
Safety is handled properly for a portable gas appliance, which matters more in Tanzanian heat than in a cooler climate. There is a pressure sensor that cuts the gas if pressure in the canister rises – direct sun on a parked vehicle is exactly the situation it exists for – along with a gas cut-off and leakage protection.
The grill surface and the drip tray are stainless steel, so fat runs off into the tray and the tray goes in the wash-up rather than needing to be scraped. It suits camping, a boot-of-the-car lunch, a beach afternoon at Kigamboni, a caravan or a fishing trip, and it is a sensible thing to keep at home for power cuts. The gas canister is not included.
























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