With its connection to the on-board diesel tank, the Wallas stove does not require a gas bottle. Sailors are well aware of the danger of this highly flammable product, which is heavier than air. In the event of a leak, the gas is stored at the bottom of the hold and there is a high risk of explosion. For safety reasons, some sailors refuse to carry any on board. But what solution is there to cook without gas?
The heating of the stove is automated. The stove is equipped with glow plugs and an integrated pump. Once started, the stove emits the burnt gases through an exhaust system. The heating plate is a glass ceramic plate. It turns red when hot.
Very reliable, with low fuel consumption, very autonomous since it is connected to the tank, with fuel that can be easily found anywhere in the world, this stove is the favourite of all adventurers. Although it is often found on exploration boats, it is also often embarked for raids in cars or camper vans.
Most importantly, this stove can be used as a space heater. An optional hood, which is positioned above the hot plate, transforms the stove into a forced-air heater. With a power of 1900 W, it can easily heat the entire galley and the saloon, which is often next door.
