The Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove is a single-burner butane stove for cooking outdoors: on a beach trip, in the desert, at a farm or on a car camping weekend. Green Lion rates its heat input at 8000BTU, which is 2.34kW, and states a gas consumption of 147g per hour. The body is iron, the burner is stainless steel, ignition is by push button and the flame is set with a rotary knob. A 60cm gas hose connects the stove to the canister, so the canister sits beside the stove rather than under the flame. This one is the green colour, model code GNSOLSTVGN.

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8000BTU of heat in a single burner
Green Lion lists the rated heat input of the Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove as 8000BTU (2.34kW) and says the flame reaches 500°C. In practical terms, 2.34kW is in the range of a medium to large burner on a home gas hob, so it is meant for real cooking: boiling a kettle for tea and coffee, frying eggs in the morning, or cooking rice and a stew for a small group. The rotary knob adjusts the flame between a gentle simmer and full power. Note that the 8000BTU figure is the rated input at full flame; Green Lion does not publish a boiling time for a given volume of water, so any such figure you see elsewhere is not from the maker.

Butane, 147g per hour and the 60cm hose
The stove runs on butane (C4H10). Green Lion states a consumption of 147g per hour, which is the rate at full flame. As a simple calculation, a 220g butane canister would last about an hour and a half at full power, and longer at a medium flame, although Green Lion does not publish a figure for lower settings. The 60cm hose keeps the canister away from the burner, which helps keep it cooler than designs that sit directly on top of the gas. Green Lion does not state the type of canister fitting on the hose, so check the connector when the stove arrives before you buy gas. No gas canister is listed as included.

Iron body, stainless burner, 5kg load
The frame of the Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove is iron and the burner head is stainless steel. Green Lion rates the maximum load at 5kg, which covers a kettle, a frying pan or a medium pot of water, but not a large family pot full of food. A non-slip base helps hold the stove in place on a table or a level rock, and a carry strap handle makes it easy to move from the car to the cooking spot. Because the body is iron, dry it fully before packing it away so moisture does not cause rust.

Push-button ignition and easy cleaning
Ignition is built in: turn the knob and press the button, and the stove lights without matches. Green Lion also describes the stove as simple to clean, and in practice wiping the burner area after it cools is enough after most meals. It is still a good habit to keep a lighter in your camping bag, because push-button igniters on any gas stove can become less reliable with sand, wind and age. Green Lion describes the stove as light, but it does not publish the weight or dimensions, so we do not quote figures for either.

Safe use outdoors
The Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove is an open-flame gas appliance. Use it outdoors or in a well-ventilated space only, never inside a closed tent, a car or a room without airflow, because burning gas uses oxygen and can produce carbon monoxide. Keep the canister in the shade and as far from the flame as the 60cm hose allows, check the hose and connection for leaks before each use, and let the burner cool before you pack it. Children should not operate it.

Who This Is Not For
The Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove is not for hikers who count every gram, since Green Lion does not publish its weight and the body is iron rather than aluminium or titanium. It is not for cooking in large, heavy pots, because the maximum load is 5kg. It is not for indoor or in-tent use. And if you already own canisters of a specific fitting, note that Green Lion does not publish the hose connector type, so compatibility cannot be promised before you see the stove.
Ordering from Totot
Totot sells the Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove brand-new and genuine in its sealed box, backed by a 1-year warranty from Totot. It reaches any emirate within 3 business days at most, with free delivery on orders from AED 300, with cash on delivery or instalments via Tabby and Tamara. Items that arrive defective or not as ordered can be returned within 14 days, and any shipping damage should be reported within 48 hours of delivery. Browse more in our Air Fryers & Cookers range, or see the official Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove page.

Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove Specifications
- Model: Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove (GNSOLSTVGN)
- Rated heat input: 8000BTU (2.34kW)
- Flame temperature: Up to 500°C, per Green Lion
- Gas type: Butane (C4H10)
- Gas consumption: 147g/h (full flame)
- Body material: Iron
- Burner material: Stainless steel
- Maximum load: 5kg
- Gas hose length: 60cm
- Canister fitting: Not published by Green Lion
- Controls: Rotary knob, push-button ignition
- Other features: Non-slip base, carry strap handle
- Weight and dimensions: Not published by Green Lion
- Colour: Green
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot
Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove FAQ
What is the heat output of the Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove?
8000BTU (2.34kW) rated heat input at full flame, according to Green Lion.
Does it need matches or a lighter?
No. It has push-button ignition, though a spare lighter in your kit is sensible.
How long does a gas canister last?
About 1.5 hours for a 220g canister at full flame, based on the 147g/h figure Green Lion publishes; longer at lower settings.
Is a gas canister included?
No. Green Lion does not list a canister in the box, and butane is bought separately.
Can I use it inside a tent?
No. It is an open-flame gas stove and should only be used outdoors or with good ventilation.
How much weight can it hold?
5kg maximum load, per Green Lion.
Is it genuine?
Yes. We sell the genuine Green Lion Solo Flame Camping Stove, brand-new in its sealed box.
How long does delivery take?
3 business days at most across the UAE. Orders from AED 300 ship free, and the checkout page shows any current fee for your order.














