ENO Marine Stoves, Ovens and Replacement Parts
ENO manufactures marine cooking appliances, including LPG stoves, ovens and ranges for onboard galleys. Boaters, DIY refitters and professional installers can compare ENO cooking appliances and replacement parts at Fisheries Supply for coastal and offshore use.
Reliable ENO Marine Stoves & Parts at Fisheries Supply
ENO is a French manufacturer with over a century of metalworking heritage and a long-standing focus on onboard cooking solutions made in France. The ENO marine range includes compact cooking appliances, options for larger crews, and service parts such as control knobs and pot holders.
ENO Stove Types and Galley Applications
| Product group | Galley application | Features and options |
|---|---|---|
| ENO 2-burner stoves | Small galleys and coastal cruising where space is limited. | Space-saving gimballed or built-in options. |
| ENO 3-burner stoves | Larger crews and longer trips requiring additional cooking capacity. | More cooking zones for pots and pans; oven options depend on the model. |
| ENO ovens and ranges | Onboard baking and roasting, including offshore use. | Marine ovens and full ranges, with linked Gascogne and Open Sea series options. |
How to Choose an ENO Marine Stove
- Match cooking capacity to the crew: Compare burner count and appliance form factor with crew size and cooking style.
- Check the galley space: Confirm appliance dimensions and gimbal clearance, particularly in compact or irregularly shaped galleys.
- Confirm model features: Compare oven, grill and electronic ignition options on the specific appliance.
- Check fuel and regional requirements: Verify the model’s LPG specification and certification marks for the intended cruising region.
- Plan for servicing: Identify replacement parts suited to the ENO model.
ENO Stove Safety Features and Certification Labels
Safety Features to Check- Thermocouple and flame-failure protection: These features stop gas flow when the flame goes out and are described as typical of ENO marine stoves.
- Harbor locks and gimbals: These components help secure the appliance underway and in port.
Confirm the marks on the exact ENO model being considered. Requirements vary by flag state and cruising region; the certification descriptions do not establish that every ENO stove carries every mark.
ENO LPG Fuel Compatibility
| Fuel consideration | Compatibility and selection guidance |
|---|---|
| Appliance specification | Most ENO marine stoves use propane and/or butane, depending on the appliance specification. Confirm the specific ENO model’s fuel compatibility. |
| Cold conditions | Propane generally performs better than butane in cold conditions, making fuel choice relevant to shoulder-season cruising. |
| Regulators and gas bottle fittings | Regulators and gas bottle fittings differ between propane and butane. Use the correct regulator for the specified gas. |
ENO Replacement Parts and Accessories
Fisheries Supply offers ENO service parts for maintaining marine cooking appliances. Match replacement components to the specific ENO model.
| Replacement parts and accessories | Purpose or model fit |
|---|---|
| ENO control knobs | Provide direct replacements for flame control. |
| Pot holders, burner caps and rack clips | Available in sizes suited to ENO models. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of ENO marine cooking appliances are available?
ENO marine cooking appliances include 2-burner stoves, 3-burner stoves, ovens and full ranges. Depending on the model, options include ovens, grills and electronic ignition. The product groups serve different galley needs, from compact coastal-cruising spaces to additional cooking capacity for larger crews and longer trips.
How do I choose between an ENO 2-burner and 3-burner stove?
Choose an ENO 2-burner or 3-burner stove by comparing galley space, crew size and cooking style. Two-burner options suit small galleys and coastal cruising, while three-burner options provide additional cooking zones for larger crews and longer trips. Confirm appliance dimensions and gimbal clearance before selecting a model.
Can ENO marine stoves run on propane or butane?
Most ENO marine stoves run on propane and/or butane according to the specific appliance specification. Propane generally performs better in cold conditions than butane. Because regulators and gas bottle fittings differ between the gases, confirm the ENO model’s fuel compatibility and use the correct regulator for the specified gas.
What safety features should I check on an ENO marine stove?
Check the specific ENO marine stove for thermocouple protection, flame-failure cut-off devices, harbor locks and gimbals. Thermocouple and flame-failure protection stop gas flow when the flame goes out. Harbor locks and gimbals help secure the appliance underway and in port; confirm the features of the exact model.
Which certification marks should I verify on an ENO stove?
Verify the certification marks on the exact ENO stove for its intended cruising region and flag state. The supplied label descriptions cover CE marking under EU 2016/426, AGA certification for Australia/New Zealand, and UL certification involving North American testing. These descriptions do not confirm every mark on every model.
What ENO marine stove replacement parts can I find at Fisheries Supply?
ENO marine stove replacement parts at Fisheries Supply include control knobs, pot holders, burner caps and rack clips. Control knobs provide direct replacements for flame control, while other components are sized for ENO models. Match each replacement part to the specific appliance when planning maintenance or servicing.