Star X1 Cooking System

• Highly Efficient: Advanced heat exchange technology reduces wind impact and speeds up boiling times by 30% compared to standard backpacking stoves.
• Compact and Lightweight: The entire set, including stove, bowl, and a space for a fuel canister, fits into a 1-liter cook pot. Weighing only 18 oz, it does not include a fuel canister but is compatible with most types, except for COLEMAN canisters.
• Integrated Design: The 1-liter cooking pot and stove are an integrated unit, featuring a built-in piezoelectric ignitor for instant lighting.

Material: Anodized Aluminum / Stainless Steel / Silicone / Copper

Power: 7507BTU/h, 2.2kW, 158g/h

Weight: 511g, 18.03 oz, 1.11lbs

Fuel Type: Isobutane Gas Mixture

Size: 128x173mm,5x6.8in

Boil Time: 1min 42sec per 0.5 liter

Q: Does it have auto ignition or do I need to use a lighter to start it?
A: It has an auto ignition which works well. No lighter needed.

Q: Does any brand of canister work with this item or does it have to be a specific brand?
A: The base is set to hold two sizes of canisters. I was able to use coleman, but I found that "Gas One" also worked. I think if it is comparable to coleman, it should work.However, only the small ones will fit into the pot when packed up.

Q: Can i simmer with this? so i can cook eggs and meat and not burn it.
A: Absolutely! There's a bit of a learning curve and the environment (wind/cold/heat) can certainly play a factor in the rate at which the stove burns. It's also important to not treat this like you would cooking at home. There is no set it and forget it burn rate and they want to burn hot, especially with the small size circumference of the pot. Practice a few times and you'll be a camp chef in no time!

Q: What canister fits best inside the pot? I have a 220g coleman fuel canister that is too wide and won't fit.
A: 110g/3.9oz can will fit. Put base in first with burner down. Then canister support and then small gas can nozzle up.

Q: What brand and size canister will fit inside this system, and is this system compatible with propane tanks if an adapter is used?
A: So far as I know, for the most poplar brand canisters in the USA, only Coleman canister doesn't fit well(It's a little bit wider than the standard ones). This stove system is compatible with propane tanks if use with an adapter but normally we don't recommend so. Butane-propane mixture cartridge that complying with EN417 is the best choice.

Q: What is the material of the interior pot specifically?
A: It's made of hard anodized aluminum alloy.

Q: Does this work with just isobutane canisters or will it work with propane also?
A: It works with propane canister, (eg. 1lb. propane canister) Pls remember to use with our Z1 LPG adapter to fit for the different thread.