The only one here with a diameter and a height
EVOCAMP four 450 g screw-on canisters, 80 per cent butane and 20 per cent propane
The largest fill in this hub, and the only canister here that publishes both a diameter and a height — the pair that decides whether it stands under your appliance at all.
Specifications
- Valve type
- A 7/16 in screw thread with an automatic safety shut-off — stated, and called a Euro thread in the title. EN 417 is not named anywhere on the listing
- Net gas weight
- 450 g — stated as the net weight, with 809 ml given beside it
- Stated gas mix
- 80 per cent butane and 20 per cent propane — stated, and described by the maker as a universal mix for warm and cold conditions
- Canister diameter
- About 11.3 cm — stated, and repeated in a second bullet with an instruction to check the holder of your appliance before buying
- Canister height
- 14 cm — stated
- Empty weight
- Not published on the listing
- Resealable valve
- Yes — the maker states the outlet valve closes as the canister is unscrewed so that no further gas escapes, and that one canister can therefore serve several appliances
- Amazon reference
- B0C7GSHLPW (same reference on 4 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 4260451869045
What this listing puts on record
Four screw-on canisters, each holding a stated 450 g of gas given as 809 ml, mixed at a stated 80 per cent butane to 20 per cent propane, each about 11.3 cm across and 14 cm tall, with a 7/16 in thread and an automatic shut-off. The maker states one canister can cook for up to 11 hours depending on the setting used.
Two dimensions, and why they matter more here than anywhere else
11.3 cm and 14 cm. No other canister in this hub publishes either figure, let alone both, and this one publishes them and then repeats the diameter with an instruction attached: check the holder on your appliance first. That is a maker warning you against its own sale, which is worth more than a paragraph of praise.
Wide canisters are stable and they are awkward. Whether 11.3 cm sits in the cradle of a grill or the base ring of a stove is a measurement, not an opinion, and this is the one listing here that lets you take it.
A thread named, a standard not
The title gives a 7/16 in Euro thread and the bullets repeat it. What never appears is EN 417 — the standard the screw-thread world is otherwise described by. The screw-on canister stove reviewed on this site names a third form of words again, the Lindal valve standard. Three vocabularies, one family of fittings, and only the stove manual settles which words describe the thing you own.
The maker’s own cautions
EVOCAMP is the one listing in this lot that prints handling instructions of its own: highly flammable gas, a canister under pressure, not to be taken apart or given to children, not used near the face or clothing, and kept away from direct sun and from heating above 50 °C. Those are its words, reported as its words.
Before ordering
Measure the holder on your appliance against 11.3 cm before the order goes in. Then take the fitting, the use and the disposal from the instructions supplied with the canister and from your appliance manual, together with whatever the site you are camped on requires — this page reports the listing and leaves those documents to speak for themselves.
Availability
Selling between 28 € and 44 € across the German and Italian Amazon stores when this page was checked.
The French and Spanish Amazon price sits more than 1.6× above the cheapest store. That gap usually means a reshipper rather than a local seller, so those listings are kept out of the range above.
Nothing came back from the American and British 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.