ZORACook Portable Gas Stove — Butane, with Carry Case

ZORACook Portable Gas Stove — ₹1,099 (MRP ₹3,659). Single-burner butane cassette stove for home backup cooking, camping and travel in India. No LPG connection or electricity needed. Carry case included. Compatible with standard 225g cassette-type butane cylinders (sold separately, ₹199 a can). All payment methods accepted — cash on delivery, UPI, cards, wallets and net banking. Free shipping across India, no minimum order. Keep away from children; use in ventilated areas only.

Cook a full meal anywhere — no LPG line, no electricity

The ZORACook Portable Gas Stove runs on standard butane cylinders, so you can cook real meals when the power's out, when there's no gas connection, or when you're away from the kitchen entirely. Single burner, full-size cooking surface, and a sturdy carry case included — set it down, click, and cook.

Features

• Power-cut and LPG backup — keep cooking through outages and refill delays, with no waiting on the gas agency.
• Travel, camping and PG rooms — no installation, no electricity. Lift it out of the case and go.
• Full-size burner — handles a normal family pan, unlike a compact trekking stove.
• Built-in igniter — lights from the knob, with a manual option as backup.
• Easy fuel — uses widely available cassette-type butane cylinders, including the ZORACook 225g cylinder at ₹199.
• Carry case included — protects the stove and keeps everything in one place between trips.

Specifications

Butane cylinders are sold separately — add a single cylinder (₹199) or a Pack of 2 (₹349) so you can cook the day it arrives. Or take a combo pack with the cylinders included, from ₹1,186 (saving ₹112 against buying separately).

How to use

1. Place on a flat, stable surface. Set the stove in a well-ventilated area — outdoors, on a balcony, or near an open window. Keep it away from curtains, paper and anything flammable.
2. Insert the butane cassette cylinder. Move the clamp lever to UNLOCK and open the hinged side compartment. Lay the can in flat, with its notch facing up and aligned to the slot, then push the lever down to LOCK until it clicks. If you hear a continuous hiss, remove it, check the seal and re-seat it before proceeding.
3. Turn the knob and ignite. Turn the control knob slowly toward the ignition position and press the built-in igniter the moment you hear gas release — within 1–2 seconds. The flame should settle to a steady blue.
4. Adjust the flame. High flame for rapid boiling; low simmer for dal, rice and slow cooking.
5. Shut down and store the cylinder. Turn the knob fully to OFF, wait 5 minutes for the stove to cool, then move the lever back to UNLOCK and lift the cylinder out. Store it in a cool, dry place. Do not leave a cylinder attached when storing the stove.

First time using one? Full walkthrough: setting up and lighting a portable butane stove.

Safety instructions

• Use only in well-ventilated areas. Never in a closed tent, car or airtight room.
• Insert the cylinder correctly and confirm the clamp lever is fully down in the LOCK position before lighting.
• Keep the stove away from curtains, plastic and anything flammable.
• Do not use a pan wider than the stove body — heat reflecting onto the cylinder compartment is dangerous.
• Never fit more than one cylinder, and never warm a cylinder to speed up the flow.
• Remove the cylinder after cooking and store cylinders below 40°C, away from sunlight and heat.
• Never use a dented, rusted or leaking cylinder, and never puncture or incinerate one.
• Keep out of reach of children. Adult use only. Read the manual before first use.

Related products

• Butane Gas Canister 225g — ₹199 — the fuel this stove runs on.
• Butane Canister Pack of 4 — ₹549 — ₹137.25 a can, where the price drops sharply.
• Portable stove + 1 cylinder — ₹1,186 — saves ₹112 and arrives ready to cook.
• Portable stove + 4 cylinders — ₹1,695 — saves ₹200, the best-value kit.
• Portable Mini Gas Stove — ₹350 — folds flat for backpacks if you are trekking light.
• Premium Steel Gas Lighter — ₹149 — a manual backup if the built-in igniter is wet.
• Browse all portable gas stoves, butane gas cylinders and combo packs.

See the mini vs portable comparison. Not sure how much fuel to keep on hand? Read how long a butane cylinder lasts and how many cans to pack, or why a cylinder can run out faster than expected.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best portable gas stove for home backup in India under ₹2,000?

The ZORACook Portable Gas Stove at ₹1,099 is a strong choice for home backup cooking in India. It includes a carry case, runs on standard 225g butane cylinders (₹199 each), and requires no LPG connection. Free shipping across India.

Does this stove work during power cuts?

Yes. It runs on butane cylinders — no electricity, no LPG connection required. It lights instantly during power cuts, gas delays and LPG shortages. Use in ventilated areas only.

Does it come with gas cylinders?

No — cylinders are sold separately. Add a single ZORACook Butane Gas Canister (₹199) or choose a combo pack that includes the stove plus gas cans, from ₹1,186.

Which cylinders fit this stove?

Standard cassette-type butane cylinders, including the ZORACook 225g canister. Threaded EN417 screw-on canisters will not fit — see cassette vs screw-on.

How long does one cylinder last?

Roughly 2–2.5 hours of cooking on a medium flame, less on a high flame and longer on a low simmer — it also depends on pot size and weather.

Is it windproof for outdoor use?

It performs reliably in calm outdoor conditions and sheltered camping spots. For exposed, windy sites, use a windshield or find natural shelter.

Can I use it indoors?

Yes, in a well-ventilated room — keep a window open, just like any gas stove. Never use it in a closed, airtight space.

Which payment methods do you accept?

All of them — cash on delivery, UPI, credit and debit cards, wallets and net banking. Delivery is free across India with no minimum order value.

All payment methods incl. cash on delivery · Free delivery across India · Use in ventilated areas only · Keep away from children.