IWATANI CB-EPR-1 Gas Cassette Grill Stove Copper Eco Premium From JAPAN

Description

IWATANI CB-EPR-1 Gas Cassette Grill Stove Copper Eco Premium From JAPAN
Description
Condition: New
-Brand: Iwatani
-Material: [Main body] Steel plate (electrostatic coating), [Top plate] Pre-coated fluoro steel plate, [Like] Heat resistant aluminum die casting, [Burner] Heat resistant aluminum + Ulster steel plate, [Ignition knob] ABS resin
-Color Silver & Matte Black
-Product dimensions (length x width x height) 28.2 x 34.4 x 8.9 cm
-Product weight 1.5 kg
-Maximum calorific value: 2.9kW (2,500kcal / h)
-Continuous combustion time: Approximately 72 minutes (measured value until the cassette cylinder is used up in high heat continuous combustion at a temperature of 20 to 25 ° C)
-Ignition method: Piezoelectric ignition method
-Safety device: Pressure sensing safety device, etc.
-Container attachment / detachment method: Magnet method
-Gas used: Iwatani cassette gas
-Country of Origin: Japan
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