Base Camp Large Stainless Steel
New Models! Rubber stopper, thicker chain. Kelly Kettle Base Camp Stainless Steel Kettle holds 54 fl. oz. of water.
These are our newest spot welded models, no pop rivets. Perfect fit for Base Camps, Outfitters, Car Camping, Family Picnics, Scouts, Emergency Preparedness Kits. and Larger Groups etc.
Never carry fuel again! 15 inches tall, weighs only 2.6 pounds.
Fire Base & Drawstring carrying bag are included as Standard Equipment with each Kelly Kettle.
This
Kelly Kettle boils approximately 9.5 - 6 oz. Mugs of water at a time
and is the size traditionally used by Irish Anglers. Suitable for Base
Camps, Car Camping, Scout Camps, Picnics, Hunters, Outfitters Outposts,
Emergency Preparedness Kits, Humanitarian Aid Stations, or anyone
working in the Forests or the Great Outdoors.
The Kelly Kettle
works in harsh weather conditions bringing water to boil within a matter
of minutes using whatever solid fuel is naturally occurring in the area -
sticks, grass, pine cones, bark etc. No need to carry fuel. Ever !
Kelly Kettle users have described their kettles as a "Great Invention".
Cost-Free, Carbon-Neutral, Eco Friendly Camping at its Very Best!
Available in the complete kit - Add the Pot-Support and Cook Set to cook small amounts of food (Noodles,
Rice, Oatmeal, Re-hydrated food, Soup, etc.) over the Kelly Kettle while
your water boils.
Note:
The fire bases invert partially up into the bottom of our kettles to
make the unit as compact as possible for transport and storage.
Normally, the fire base will not invert fully up into the kettle. This
is particularly evident with the Medium size kettle. Never force the
inverted base up into the kettle to try and achieve a 'perfect' fit as;
this may cause damage to the kettle or result in the base becoming stuck
within the kettle.
Product Dimensions:
Height ....... 13 inches (Packed)
Diameter... 7.3 inches (Widest Point at Rim of Base)
Capacity.... 54 fl. oz., 1.5L, 6 cups
Weight...... 2.67 lbs.
How to use the Kelly Kettle®
The Kelly Kettle® is easy to use. We recommend that you follow the following five steps when using your Kettle:
To start with, remove the fire base from the bottom of the kettle and place the base on level ground – flat side down.
1.
Remove protective cork or rubber stopper from kettle and fill kettle with water. Do not
replace the cork - the water spout must be free from ALL obstructions
when the kettle is in use. (Note: If you do not need to carry water in
the kettle, we recommend that the Cork be removed entirely from the
kettle as this will ensure that the kettle is not misused)
2. Fill
the base with combustible material such as newspaper, dry grass or very
small tinder. Then place the kettle securely on the base.
3. Light fire through the hole(s) in side of the base and face the hole(s) into the wind for extra draught.
4. Insert additional fuel through the chimney (use small twigs or Pine cones for best results).
5.
When the water boils, hold the handle at a 90° angle to the body of the
Kettle – then lift Kettle clear of the base. Use handle and chain for
pouring. If additional boiling water is required, simply refill the
kettle, place it back on the fire base and refuel the chimney again!
NOTE:
- Always remove the cork before lighting the kettle. The cork is only to be used for transporting cold water.
- Boiling
the kettle with ANY obstruction in the water spout can result in a
serious burn for the user or others in close proximity.
- Never hold the handle above the chimney when the kettle is lit as it can result in a burn for the user.
- Always keep children away from the kettle when in use.
- Use surplus water to extinguish fire.
How the Kelly Kettle® works 
The Kelly Kettle® Volcano
Kettle® will boil water in 3 to 5 minutes depending on the fuel you're
using. Made from Aluminum or Stainless Steel, it is essentially a
double-walled chimney with the water contained in the chimney wall.
Once
the camp kettle is filled with water, simply start a very small fire in
the base, set the kettle on the base and drop additional fuel (twigs,
leaves, grass, paper, etc.) down the chimney.
The large internal
surface area of the chimney heats the water very quickly. When the water
boils, hold the Handle at an angle of 90° to the Kettle - then lift the
Kettle clear of the base.
To pour, lift it by the handle and tilt it using the cork or rubber stopper chain.
If
additional water is required, simply refill the kettle with water and
place it back on the base when the fire is still burning. Refill the
chimney with fuel and you can look forward to a second kettle full of
boiling water within a matter of minutes. Our kettles work in even the
most extreme weather conditions - in fact, they work better in wind so
there is no need to find shelter when brewing up!
Our Fabulous Kelly Kettles
The Kelly family in Ireland pioneered the development of the Kelly
Kettle and now, for over 100 years, the unique Kelly Kettle has made
boiling water in the outdoors quick and easy even in extreme weather
conditions. Any natural fuel can be used to burn and create the fire
which will quickly bring the water in the kettle to a roiling boil.
Since only natural fuel is used you don’t have to worry about carrying
gas or batteries or other types of fuel with you. Safe and easy to use,
the Kelly Kettle will be one of your most used and valued pieces of
camping gear.
Our Kelly Kettles have become popular for a variety of reasons with different groups of outdoor enthusiasts.
