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Camplora four 227 g butane cartridges with an MSF-1a bayonet valve

The only cartridge here that prints a gross weight beside its net fill, and it identifies the bayonet fitting three separate ways so that the one thing that decides compatibility cannot be missed.

Camplora set of four 227 g butane cartridges with MSF-1a bayonet valves

Camplora four 227 g butane cartridges with an MSF-1a bayonet valve

The only cartridge here that prints a gross weight beside its net fill, and it identifies the bayonet fitting three separate ways so that the one thing that decides compatibility cannot be missed.

Valve type
MSF-1a bayonet valve meeting EN 417 — stated; the maker gives the alternative designations MSF1a valve and bayonet valve, and adds that the cartridges suit appliances to EN 521 run on a 227 g bayonet valve cartridge
Net gas weight
227 g of butane — stated, and labelled by the maker as the net fill weight
Stated gas mix
Butane — stated, with no second gas named
Canister diameter
Not published on the listing
Canister height
Not published on the listing
Empty weight
Not published on the listing — a gross weight of 330 g per cartridge is stated beside the 227 g net fill, and the shell on its own is never weighed
Resealable valve
Yes — the maker states a self-sealing safety valve that lets the cartridge be taken off while still full, so one cartridge can serve several appliances
Amazon reference
B08BCBYYT3 (same reference on 3 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4255682800165
  • Names the MSF-1a bayonet valve, the EN 417 standard and the EN 521 appliance standard — three identifications where most listings give none
  • Prints 227 g net and 330 g gross together, which nothing else in this hub does
  • The same bullet spells the fitting MSF-1a and MFS-1a

Best for: Tabletop stoves whose own listing names the MSF-1a bayonet cartridge, restocked four at a time.

≈ 14 €
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Specifications

Valve type
MSF-1a bayonet valve meeting EN 417 — stated; the maker gives the alternative designations MSF1a valve and bayonet valve, and adds that the cartridges suit appliances to EN 521 run on a 227 g bayonet valve cartridge
Net gas weight
227 g of butane — stated, and labelled by the maker as the net fill weight
Stated gas mix
Butane — stated, with no second gas named
Canister diameter
Not published on the listing
Canister height
Not published on the listing
Empty weight
Not published on the listing — a gross weight of 330 g per cartridge is stated beside the 227 g net fill, and the shell on its own is never weighed
Resealable valve
Yes — the maker states a self-sealing safety valve that lets the cartridge be taken off while still full, so one cartridge can serve several appliances
Amazon reference
B08BCBYYT3 (same reference on 3 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4255682800165

What this listing puts on record

Four cartridges, each holding a stated 227 g of butane, each weighing a stated 330 g full, with an MSF-1a bayonet valve stated to meet EN 417 and to be self-sealing. Made in the EU, in the maker’s own words.

The fitting, identified three ways

This is the rare listing that treats the connection as the product. The bullets give MSF-1a, then add the alternative names the same valve goes by — MSF1a valve, bayonet valve — and then name the appliance standard those cartridges run under, EN 521. Anyone standing in a shop with an empty cartridge has four words to work with instead of a photograph.

One flaw sits inside that care: the same bullet writes both MSF-1a and MFS-1a. The letters are transposed once. It is worth knowing, because searching the wrong order finds nothing.

Two weights, which is one more than anybody else gives

227 g net, 330 g gross. A gross weight is what a listing owes you when the thing is carried rather than driven, and every other cartridge in this hub leaves it out. What is still absent is the empty shell: the maker never weighs it, so the page does not.

Nor is there a diameter or a height, and those two are what decide whether a cartridge rides inside the pot or takes up its own space.

Before ordering

Match the valve name in your stove’s manual to the valve name here — that comparison is the whole of the compatibility question. Fitting, use and what becomes of the cartridge afterwards belong to the maker’s instructions, the appliance manual and the rules where you are camped; take all three from those documents rather than from this page.

Availability

Selling at about 14 € on the German Amazon store when this page was checked.

It also sells on the British Amazon store in the local currency, which the range above does not cover — that range counts euro stores and nothing else.

The Spanish Amazon price sits more than 1.6× above the cheapest store. That gap usually means a reshipper rather than a local seller, so that listing is kept out of the range above.

Nothing came back from the American, French and Italian Amazon stores, so the buy link there opens a local search instead of a page that is not there.

Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What this fits

All stove gas canisters