Trangia Gas Burner GB74
Trangia Gas Burner GB74
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Article no.: 742527
Gas burner with cover (Primus system) Fits in all Trangia storm cooker in series 25 + 27 in the lower windshield. Can also be used in Trangia Triangle 400333 and Holder 100230. (Do not fit Mini Trangia 100285). Fits all propane / butane gas containers with threaded valves that meet the standard EN417, which is an international standard and found worldwide. Primus, MSR, Optimus, Jet boil are some examples on brands for gas canisters.
The gas burner is easy to use, has a fast cooking time and keeps the pans soot free. Boils 1 liter of water in 3.5 min (varies depending on weather and fuel quality) It burns 150 g of gas per hour at full power. For trouble-free use of the gas burner, read the instructions provided. There you will also find advice on cleaning and care. From the start, you should regularly open your burner for maintenance. This prevents the threaded flame spreader from sticking and holding the nozzle and fuel line clean and open.
Weight 180g
Gas consumption: 150 g/h . A gas canister on 230 g burns 1,5 h on full power
Jet size: 0,37 mm
Output: 2100 w/ 6700 btu
HK$590.00
Care instructions
Care instructions
• Save the plastic cover that comes with the non-stick frypan or make your own protection such as a piece of oilcloth. Or use our Multi-disc
• Use only plastic/ wooden tools in the vessels of non-stick
• Do not wash in dishwasher, hand washing is recommended for all parts of the Trangia stove. Why? The dishwasher detergent is to strong for the aluminium
• Do not store/ leave food in the vessels, clean straight away
• Be sure everything is dry before packing together the stove
• Moisture and food particles can cause corrosion, discoloration and holes in the material
• Do not place empty pans on the stove, they can melt
• Details made of heat-resistant plastic, e.g. the handle of the kettle, can melt at very high temperature or in direct contact with the fire
• Never leave your stove unattended. Be aware of the wind direction as the air holes in the lower windshield should be turned into the wind
• Spirit burner with fuel in it should not be packed in the stove during transportation, it can leak
• Never refill the burner until it is completely extinguished and has cooled down and use the fuel bottle with the safety cap
• Keep the burner in plastic or similar to prevent corrosion damages on the vessels.
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