Product description

One of Fire-Maple's most technologically advanced camping stoves, it is ideal for cooking in cold, windy and high altitude conditions. In these challenging cold conditions, the integrated pressure regulator maintains a strong and consistent burner flame despite the lower pressure in the gas cylinder.

What is a pressure regulator?

A pressure regulator is a system that regulates the gas output pressure under different environmental conditions.

Why add a pressure regulator?

The pressure in the gas cylinder drops when

1. In a cold environment
2. Used with continuous output for more than 3 minutes

Due to lower pressure, the burner flame becomes weaker. A pressure regulator solves this problem by maintaining a consistent output, resulting in a consistent burner flame.

How does a pressure regulator work?

1. Flame regulator
2. A-cabin
3. B-hole
4. C-cab
5. Adjustable panels
6. Gas cylinder

1. After the valve is opened, gas flows through channel B to cabin C. The adjustable panels regulate the outlet pressure in cabin C by compressing (when the pressure weakens) or expanding the space (when the pressure strengthens).

2. If the pressure inside the gas cylinder suddenly rises to a high level (for example, if the gas cylinder is placed in strong sunlight or improperly close to a heat source), the B valve will automatically close and the stove will stop working. This allows the pressure regulator to also act as a safety device.

Due to the design of the pressure regulator NO It is recommended that you do not use any propane cylinders other than standard threaded ones for Polaris. camping gas cylinders . Use with adapters will degrade performance. This includes 1-pound propane cylinders, large threaded propane tanks, etc.