Tiempo de combustión y capacidad de combustible

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Choosing between two models comes down to three figures: fuel capacity, burn time and heat output. This guide explains what each one covers, how they are spread across the range, and what they cannot tell you.

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What the three figures are

Fuel capacity is the burner volume in millilitres. Burn time is how many hours a full tank lasts. Heat output is the watt figure for the flame. All three appear on the product page wherever they are stated.

Read the figures one at a time: a bigger tank does not automatically mean a longer burn time, and the watt figure does not mean a product can heat a room.

How burn time is distributed

Most models sit between two and five hours, while a few last considerably longer. Use the table to see where your favourite sits compared with the rest.

Tiempo de combustión
Tiempo de combustión	Productos
4-5 horas	22
2-3 horas	18
3-4 horas	14
8 horas	6
9-10 horas	5
6-7 horas	2
3-5 horas	1
60 horas	1

25 los productos no lo indican.

How fuel capacity is distributed

The same picture for fuel capacity. Accessories and spare parts have no tank, so they do not appear here.

Capacidad de combustible
Capacidad de combustible	Productos
250 ml	18
300 ml	16
1000 ml	12
500 ml	11
150ml	5
170 ml	2
1050 ml	1
200 ml	1
60 ml	1
70 ml	1
800 ml	1

25 los productos no lo indican.

What the figures do not tell you

Actual fuel use per hour, how hot a product becomes and where it may be placed are not stated. We pass questions like that on to the manufacturer rather than guess.

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