Eburn makes two flameless electric combustion devices: the handheld ($49.99) at 111 × 41 × 26 mm with a 600 mAh battery, and the tabletop ($149.99), a water-filtered version with a 2000 mAh base and a removable glass tube. Both run on the same electric element and charge over USB-C. This page lays out the hardware for each — size, power, materials, what comes in the box, and how to care for it.
Eburn Handheld — at a glance
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Flameless electric combustion device (handheld) |
| Heat source | Igniter coil — no open flame, no fuel |
| Igniter coil | User-replaceable — sold separately, $14.99 MSRP |
| Dimensions | 111.13 mm × 40.72 mm × 26 mm (H × W × D) |
| Weight | ≈ 105 g device · ≈ 135 g packaged |
| Battery | 600 mAh rechargeable lithium, 3.6 V (≈ 2.2 Wh) |
| Charging | USB-C |
| Heat-up time | None — the coil reaches operating temperature on the button press |
| Weather resistance | Windproof (no flame); sealed body resists rain, spray and splashes |
| Body | Anodized aluminium, in a range of colors |
| Intended user | Adults of legal age (21+) |
Size & weight
The Eburn device measures 111.13 mm tall, 40.72 mm wide and 26 mm deep — pocket-sized in the literal sense, roughly the footprint of a car key fob and shorter than most phones. It weighs about 105 g on its own, or around 135 g boxed. Light enough that you stop noticing it in a jacket pocket or the lid of a pack, which matters more than it sounds when the alternative is remembering a lighter that won't work anyway.
Battery & charging
Inside is a 600 mAh lithium battery running at 3.6 V — about 2.2 watt-hours — charged over a standard USB-C connection, the same cable that charges most modern phones, controllers and laptops. There's no fuel to buy, refill or spill; when it runs low you top it up from any USB-C source: a wall adapter, a laptop, a power bank, or a vehicle port. That's what makes it practical for multi-day, off-grid use where carrying butane would be a hassle. A small power bank will refill it many times over.
Materials & build
The body is anodized aluminium — light, hard-wearing, and the reason the whole thing comes in at about 105 g. Anodizing isn't paint; the colour is part of the surface, so it doesn't chip off a pocket-carried device the way a coating would. Inside, the igniter coil assembly is sealed against the elements, and there's no exposed flame and no fuel reservoir to leak — which is most of what makes the device windproof and waterproof. See windproof and waterproof by design for what that does and doesn't mean.
What's in the box
- 1 × Eburn flameless electric combustion device
- 1 × USB-C charging cable
- 1 × Cleaning / maintenance tool
- Quick-start guide and safety information
The Eburn device ships empty and substance-agnostic — you supply the dry botanical material of your choice.
Care & maintenance
- Keep the chamber clean. Use the included tool to clear residue from the heating chamber regularly for consistent performance.
- Charge with USB-C. Use a quality USB-C cable and a standard adapter or power bank. Don't leave the battery fully depleted for long periods.
- Wipe down, don't submerge. The body resists rain, spray and splashes, but follow the included guidance on cleaning and any submersion limits rather than soaking it.
- Store dry and moderate. Avoid extreme heat and prolonged direct sun when storing the device.
For how the igniter coil actually produces combustion temperature, see how the Eburn device works; for common questions about charging and durability, see the device FAQ.
Replacement parts
Both devices are built so the parts that wear or break — the igniter coil above all — are swapped rather than the device. The handheld's parts are listed here; the tabletop's follow its specification below.
Replacement parts & accessories for the Ember
The igniter coil is the wear part — it is the electric coil that replaces the flame, and it is sold as a drop-in replacement. Everything else here is the glass, seals and small parts that get lost or broken.
Prices are manufacturer's suggested retail (MSRP) in USD. Parts and accessories are sold separately; ask your Eburn stockist for availability.
Eburn Tabletop — at a glance
The tabletop is the water-filtered version of the same idea: instead of a pocket body, a powered base drives the coil and the output is drawn up through a glass tube and a water chamber. It stays at home rather than in a jacket, and it trades portability for a bigger battery and a cooler, filtered draw.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Flameless electric combustion device (tabletop, water-filtered) |
| Heat source | Igniter coil — no open flame, no fuel |
| Igniter coil | User-replaceable — sold separately, $14.99 MSRP |
| Filtration | Water chamber, drawn through a removable glass tube |
| Battery | 2000 mAh rechargeable lithium |
| Charging | USB-C |
| Body | Moulded base with a removable glass tube, in a range of colors |
| Price | $149.99 MSRP |
| Intended user | Adults of legal age (21+) |
Not yet published: assembled dimensions, weight, water capacity and charge time for the tabletop aren't finalised, so they aren't listed here. We'd rather leave a row out than publish a number we can't stand behind — the handheld figures above are measured, and these will be added the same way.
The base holds roughly three times the handheld's battery capacity, which is what you'd expect from something that doesn't have to fit in a pocket. Care differs too: the glass tube and water chamber come apart for rinsing, where the handheld is wiped down instead. See how the Eburn device works for the shared element, and windproof and waterproof by design for what the no-flame design does and doesn't cover — the tabletop is an indoor device, so the weather case applies mainly to the handheld.
Replacement parts & accessories for the Nova
The igniter coil is the wear part — it is the electric coil that replaces the flame, and it is sold as a drop-in replacement. Everything else here is the glass, seals and small parts that get lost or broken.
Prices are manufacturer's suggested retail (MSRP) in USD. Parts and accessories are sold separately; ask your Eburn stockist for availability.
Availability
Both Eburn devices are sold through independent retailers, not by us, and are intended for adults of legal age (21+). For stockists and shipping, visit where to buy.
See where to buy the Eburn device. Intended for adults of legal age (21+).
