Hornillo de camping Trangia 27-1 UL de Trangia, modelo 140271, hornillo de alcohol ligero para mochileros

Trangia Stove 27-1 UL is a compact alcohol-fuel camping stove designed for backpacking and lightweight outdoor cooking. The unit is intended to work with Trangia cookware and windshields to provide a simple, low-maintenance heat source for boiling water, heating meals and basic cooking tasks. Its streamlined design focuses on reducing weight and bulk while delivering stable combustion suitable for solo hikers and minimalist campers.

Advantages

The stove offers a minimal mechanical design that requires no complex maintenance and uses readily available alcohol fuels. Its lightweight construction reduces pack weight without sacrificing stability when paired with compatible pots and windshield components. The straightforward operation and small footprint make it easy to place inside a backpack and deploy quickly at a campsite.

Suitable for

• Backpacking and thru-hiking where weight and compactness are priorities
• Minimalist camping and ultralight setups
• Boiling water and preparing simple meals in outdoor environments
• Use with Trangia pots and compatible windshields for improved efficiency

Key specifications

• Fuel type: liquid alcohol (methylated spirits or similar)
• Design: compact, low-profile alcohol burner intended for lightweight systems
• Primary function: boiling and heating for one to two persons depending on cookware
• Compatibility: intended for use with small backpacking pots and windshields designed for this stove format
• Weight consideration: optimized for reduced weight and minimal bulk in a backpacking kit

How to use

Place the stove on a stable, level, non-flammable surface and set up an appropriate windshield to protect the flame from wind. Pour a measured amount of liquid alcohol fuel into the burner according to outdoor conditions and expected cooking time, then ignite with a long lighter or match while keeping a safe distance. Position compatible cookware over the stove and monitor the flame; refill fuel only after the burner has cooled completely and in a safe location. Follow standard outdoor safety practices for ventilation and fuel handling.

Recommendations

Use denatured alcohol or methylated spirits approved for camping stoves and avoid improvised fuels. Pair the stove with a Trangia-style windshield and matching lightweight pots to improve fuel efficiency and stability. Carry a small fuel measure to avoid overfilling, and always allow the burner to cool fully before packing. Keep fuel containers sealed and stored away from direct heat.