Science experiment gas stove GS2-2000 236-401 1 unit

This gas stove uses a gas cartridge, which is safer and more flexible than alcohol or gas burners. It is easy to operate, so it is also easy to teach. One-touch ignition and extinguishing One-touch ignition with just the turn of a knob. No need to use a match or perform any other complicated operations. Excellent stability It is more stable than conventional alcohol lamps and gas burners, so there is no need to worry about it falling over during an experiment. Speedy heating It is possible to achieve speedy heating, which is difficult to achieve with alcohol lamps. Cylinders can be attached and detached with one touch The magnetic guide makes it easy, safe and secure to attach and detach the cylinder to the stove. Convenient for adjusting and supervising heat The heat knob has three heat adjustment levels, making it convenient for adjusting and supervising the heat. No hose required The cassette gas cylinder eliminates the need for bothersome hoses, allowing you to use it freely anywhere. Four legs standard equipment It comes standard with a dedicated trivet that can stably hold beakers of 100 to 500 mL. The trivet is removable. Registered with the Japan Gas and Kerosene Appliances Industry Association (JGAA) Ignition method: Piezoelectric ignition method Safety device: Cassette gas container detachment mechanism (pressure sensing safety device) Gas used: Butane gas Cassette gas container used: Iwatani cassette gas only Maximum heat output: Approx. 600 kcal/h: Output 0.7 kW (at ambient temperature of 20°C) Gas consumption: Approximately 50g/h (at an ambient temperature of 20°C) *Can be used for approximately 5 hours with a 250g gas cartridge Body: SPCC (general-purpose cold-rolled steel plate) with melamine baking paint finish Size: W242×D191×H106mm Weight: Approx. 963g *Please use the special cassette gas containers (cylinders) marked "Iwatani Cassette Gas" or "Iwatani Cassette Gas Junior." If the container is different, there is a risk of gas leakage.