Primus OmniFuel Multi-Fuel Camp Stove with 0.6L Fuel Bottle

The Primus OmniFuel is a multi-fuel canister and liquid-fuel stove designed for 1–4 people in demanding conditions: extreme altitudes, low and high temperatures, and remote destinations where fuel choice is unpredictable. It delivers 10,500 BTU of output and ships as a complete kit including a 0.6L fuel bottle with ErgoPump, a multi-tool with cleaning needle, a foldable windscreen, a heat reflector, and a super pouch. Gas is not included.

Built for Fuel Flexibility in the Field

The OmniFuel runs on canister gas, white gas, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and aviation fuel. That range matters when traveling through regions where one fuel type may be unavailable, because the stove adapts to whatever is locally sourced rather than requiring a specific canister format. Multiple jet nipples are included, each matched to a specific fuel type, and they attach directly to the pot supports so swapping between fuels is a straightforward field operation.

High Output with Precise Control

At 10,500 BTU, the OmniFuel generates enough heat to bring a liter of water to boil in just over three minutes and to melt large volumes of snow for water on extended expeditions. The oversized fine-control valve adjusts from a low simmer to full heat output, useful when cooking for a group and managing heat across different dishes. That full range is handled by a single knob, without swapping components.

Serviceable by the User

The OmniFuel is designed to be self-serviced in the field. The included multi-tool with cleaning needle is sized for clearing jet clogs that liquid fuels such as diesel and kerosene can cause over time. Stainless steel pot supports are chosen for durability under repeated use and heavy pots. The stove carries Primus Expedition Service certification and is invented in Sweden and made in Europe.

Features

• Multi-fuel compatibility: runs on canister gas, white gas, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and aviation fuel
• 10,500 BTU output: boils one liter of water in just over three minutes
• Fine-control valve: adjusts from a low simmer to full heat output
• Stainless steel pot supports: sized for larger pots cooking for 1–4 people
• Multiple jet nipples included: each matched to a specific fuel type, attaching directly to pot supports
• Complete kit: includes 0.6L fuel bottle with ErgoPump, multi-tool with cleaning needle, foldable windscreen, heat reflector, and super pouch
• User-serviceable: Primus Expedition Service certified; designed for field maintenance

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

The OmniFuel suits overlanders, expedition travelers, and backcountry campers who cook for groups of up to four and need a stove that works across multiple fuel types, particularly in regions where canister gas is not reliably available. Its output and pot-support size make it well matched to larger cookware.

Gas canisters and liquid fuel are not included and must be purchased separately. At 15.9 oz, the OmniFuel is sized for base-camp and vehicle-supported travel rather than minimalist solo trips where weight is the primary constraint, and it is not a canister-only stove.

Common Questions

What fuels does the Primus OmniFuel work with?

The Primus OmniFuel is compatible with canister gas, white gas, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and aviation fuel. Multiple jet nipples are included in the kit, each matched to a specific fuel type. No fuel or gas canister is included with the stove.

What comes in the box with the OmniFuel?

The OmniFuel kit includes the stove, a 0.6L fuel bottle with ErgoPump, a multi-tool with cleaning needle, a foldable windscreen, a heat reflector, and a super pouch for storage and transport. Gas is not included.

Can the OmniFuel be serviced or repaired in the field?

The Primus OmniFuel is designed to be self-serviced and carries Primus Expedition Service certification. The included multi-tool with cleaning needle is sized for clearing jet clogs, a common maintenance task when running liquid fuels such as diesel or kerosene.

How many people can the OmniFuel cook for?

The Primus OmniFuel is rated to feed 1–4 people. Its high output and wide flame are specifically noted as suited to heating larger pots, making it a practical choice for small-group camp cooking rather than solo ultralight use.

Does the OmniFuel work at high altitude or in cold temperatures?

The Primus OmniFuel is designed to handle extreme altitudes and both low and high temperatures. Its liquid-fuel capability is particularly relevant at altitude and in cold conditions where canister gas pressure drops and performance suffers.