LPG (liquified petroleum gas) is propane or butane. The pressures shown on the box are standard pressures for the gas with a bottle top regulator. Propane is the better gas to have if you are using the cooker at either end of the main season, the reason being that butane does not turn to gas from liquid at low temperatures. The difficulty at the moment seems to be a shortage of gas cylinders available to buy, I have seen a Calor lite on E-bay with a starting bid of £700 I would be tempted to find a cylinder first then get the appropriate regulator to suit. Hope this has not added to your confusion
We have one about 4/5 years now. Very good value. The stoves in at the moment look to be the same. Never used the grill so can't say what that's like but the burners work perfectly.
We've got it with a standard butane bottle and regulator.
It's looking its age now as it's thrown around the shed in winter in case we've a power cut and want to use it for dinners or boiling water but it still works perfectly fine.
We even had chicken fajitas on it tonight.
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Topic: Aldi dual burner with grill
I would be tempted to find a cylinder first then get the appropriate regulator to suit. Hope this has not added to your confusion
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