Reliable ENO Marine Stoves & Parts at Fisheries Supply
For boaters, DIY refitters, and professional installers evaluating LPG galley appliances for coastal and offshore use.
At a Glance
- Match burner count to crew and space.
- Verify cruising location.
- Plan for parts availability to extend service life.
- Select LPG fuel (propane vs. butane) based on climate and spec.
Why ENO for the Boat Galley
ENO is a French manufacturer of marine cooking appliances with over a century of metalworking heritage and long-standing focus on onboard cooking solutions made in France.
- Proven reliability: Built for the motion and corrosion of marine service.
- Serviceability: Broad availability of knobs, pot holders, and replacement parts through Fisheries Supply.
Selection tip: Confirm appliance dimensions and gimbal clearance—boat galleys are compact and often irregularly shaped.
Model Lineup & Use Cases
: Choose burner count and form factor to match space, crew size, and cooking style.Ideal for small galleys and coastal cruising where efficient use of space matters.
- Shop ENO 2-burner stoves — space-saving gimballed or built-in options.
- Shop ENO 3-burner stoves — more zones for pots, pans, and oven use.
- Explore ENO ovens and ranges — designed for onboard use.
Maintenance Parts & Accessories
Keep your system safe and operational with OEM components.
- Control knobs — direct replacements for proper flame control.
- Pot holders, burner caps, rack clips, and more—sized for ENO models.
Safety & Compliance (What the Labels on the Stoves Mean)
CE (EU 2016/426) covers gas appliance safety for the European market; AGA certification applies in Australia/New Zealand; and UL certification indicates testing by a North American Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory.
- Thermocouple & flame-failure protection: Common on marine cookers to stop gas flow if the flame is out.
- Harbor locks & gimbals: Help secure the appliance underway and in port.
Always confirm the specific marks for the exact model you intend to purchase; requirements vary by flag state and cruising region.
Fuel Compatibility (LPG)
Most ENO marine stoves are designed for propane (LPG) and/or butane, depending on specification. Propane generally performs better in cold conditions than butane—useful for shoulder-season cruising. However, the regulator and gas bottle fittings differ between the two gases — so you must use the correct regulator for the specific gas.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of ENO marine stoves are available?
ENO offers a range of marine stoves, including 2-burner and 3-burner models with various features such as ovens, grills, and electronic ignition systems.
Are ENO stoves compatible with different types of fuel?
ENO stoves are designed to operate on LPG (propane) or butane, with some models specifically mentioning propane compatibility.
What safety features do ENO marine stoves have?
ENO stoves typically include safety features such as thermocouple protection, flame failure cut-off devices, and robust harbor locks.