Overall height; 124mm, OD of gas inlet; 9.25mm, ID of flame outlet; 7.0mm
Typical gas consumption; 80 litres/hour
All burners are 100% tested for flame quality and leakage prior to packing. All Burners are constructed utilising a heavy pressure die cast base painted in blue chemically resistant acrylic finish.
Features:
LPG Burners
These gases generally achieve temperatures slightly lower than those achieved with natural gas, the range being 850 to 950°C.
The LPG burners are designed to work with propane at 35 millibars or Butane at 28 millibars - an appropriate pressure reduction valve should be fitted to the gas cylinder. LPG is more searching than coal or natural gas, so these models are sealed with a jointing compound - if the jets are ever changed on the burners a suitable jointing compound must be used.
Please note, all burners except for those listed as kits are supplied without tubing, which must be purchased separately.
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