SAFE, EASY, PACKABLE, CAMPFIRE
Small Can, Big Fire. The Ignik FireCans are safe, easy, and packable for campfire anywhere you go. With a tried-and-true compact design, the FireCan is rugged and easy to store and transport, bringing the fun of campfire to places a traditional campfire can't go. Featuring folding legs, a toolless, quick-release hose, and a removable lid everything you need is included in one easy-to-carry package. Sets up in seconds and provides an adjustable flame that is visible through the mesh sides and radiates heat to where you need it. Great for camping, the beach, overland adventures, tailgating, and any outdoor hang-out.
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FIRECAN COMPARISON CHART
Figure out which FireCan is right for you.
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FEATURES |
FIRECAN™ |
FIRECAN ELITE™ |
FIRECAN DELUXE™ |
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Body Material |
Powder Coated Steel |
Stainless Steel |
Stainless Steel |
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Lid Material |
Enamel Painted Steel |
Anodized Aluminum |
Stainless Steel |
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Heat Output |
<50K BTU/hr |
Over 50K BTU/hr |
<50K BTU/hr |
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Weight |
13.2 lbs | 5.9 kg |
10.1 lbs | 4.6 kg |
14 lbs | 6.4 kg |
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Forest Safe |
YES |
YES |
YES |
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Compact & Durable |
YES |
YES |
YES |
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Quick-Connect Valve |
YES |
YES |
YES |
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Silicone Handles |
YES |
YES |
YES |
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Integrated Flame Control Knob |
—— |
YES |
—— |
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5 PSI Regulator |
—— |
YES |
—— |
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CSA Certified |
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YES |
—— |
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Tank Stand |
—— |
YES |
—— |
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Removable Grill Insert |
—— |
—— |
YES |
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Grease Tray |
—— |
—— |
YES |
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Fire Pit Mode + Grill Mode |
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YES |
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Temperature Control Knob |
—— |
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YES |
PREVENTING WILDFIRES
Wildfires destroy an average of 6-million acres of land in the US each year, cause billions of dollars’ worth of destruction and account for about 20% of the global carbon emissions. With the increased presence of wildfires, burn bans have become commonplace, limiting where and when we can enjoy a campfire. We make it simple to enjoy a fire while following burn-ban restrictions with an easy to pack, easy to use firepit.
QUICK FAQS
The FireCan has a heat output of about 38,000 BTU/hr. on its high setting. In general, 1 gallon of propane can output about 91,500 BTU. Our 5 lb. Gas Growlers hold roughly 1.2 gallons of propane, so a full Gas Growler will run the FireCan on max setting for approximately 2.5 - 3 hours. High altitude and low temperatures can affect propane burn efficiency, so these numbers may vary depending on conditions.
Unfortunately, we do not sell the grill inserts separately, and have found that it would likely not work well in our standard FireCan. The original FireCan's flame is not exactly suitable for cooking, and is calibrated for heat, while the FireCan Deluxe has two separate burners, one for heat and one for cooking.
Yes! However, please make sure you only use lava rocks or glass that are specifically intended for fire pits and high heat applications. You can find these in most hardware stores in the patio/garden section. River rocks, stones, and lava rocks used for landscaping are not designed for high heat and can crack or explode if heated in a fire.
Do not put any solid fuels such as wood into the FireCan. It is designed to safely combust propane only.
Customer Reviews
My son uses his on rafting trips and recommended it to me. Equipment arrived on time and intact. Every item looks professionally built and well thought out. Tried it out at home and worked perfectly! Cannot say to much how good it looks and well built! Wish we had it last summer with so many “no fire” restrictions. It’s even better that it is made by a local company (Pacific Northwest).
Bought this late last summer and worked fine me for one days on our first camping trip. Just got into day three of a three week trip and it doesn’t work. The unit not stays on without the control valve pushed in, which means a sore thump and the choice of either a small flame or no hair left. Looks like the fancy Canadian version’s thermocoupler is a problem. So much for bringing a fire pit during a April trip in northern Canada.
Bought this late last summer and worked fine me for one day on our first camping trip. Just got into day three of a three week trip and it doesn’t work. The unit not stays on with the control valve pushed in, which means a sore thump and the choise of either a small flame or no hair left. Looks like the fancy Canadian version’s thermocoupler is a problem. So much for bringing a fire pit during a April trip in northern Canada.
I love this little Fire Can! It puts out a good amount of heat with the FireCan Rocks in there. The ground underneath stays cool too so I don't have to worry about what surface I'm using it on. We used it for an after work evening climb session along with the Gas Growler 5.0 Deluxe and it was the perfect set up. Easy to use, super portable. This will go with me everywhere. I think it will be a perfect little fire for the parking lot at the mountain too and takes up way less space than my portable fire pit.
I did a bit of research regarding flame height and output, based on my specific needs and landed on the Elite. What a great piece of kit! Flame on high with moon rocks is about a foot above the can, which is great, because that means I can usually use it on low for a nice aesthetic and plenty of warmth. On low, the flame is 3-4” above the top of the can, which is what I’m looking for most of the time. Using it on low saves fuel and is much quieter. Can’t wait to really use this at the site and I can’t wait to try it with a skillet on top!
