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The Becelec 2 Electric Burner is a safe, modern alternative to traditional gas and Bunsen burners, designed for reliable use in school science laboratories. Using an efficient electric heating system, it produces a focused stream of heat that closely matches the performance of a Bunsen burner—without the need for gas.
At the heart of the Becelec 2 is a reflective internal stainless‑steel bowl that concentrates heat upwards, delivering precise, controllable heating. With a wide temperature range from 37 °C to 920 °C and a powerful 500 W heater, it is suitable for a broad range of chemistry and materials experiments.
The burner features a 130 mm diameter heating area with a durable stainless‑steel plate, providing excellent stability for beakers, flasks, and other laboratory vessels. Supplied with a support rod, boss head, and clamp, it integrates easily into standard laboratory setups.
Compact and robust, the unit measures 310 × 200 × 110 mm, weighs just 1.7 kg, and operates on a standard 220 V AC supply. Its gas‑free design makes it especially suitable for schools aiming to improve laboratory safety while maintaining high‑quality practical teaching.
Ideal for KS3, GCSE, and A‑Level chemistry and physics, the Becelec 2 Electric Burner enables safe, controlled heating without open flames. It is particularly valuable for schools seeking reduced risk, consistent performance, and flexibility in classrooms without gas supplies.
Powerful, precise, and flame‑free, the Becelec 2 Electric Burner is an excellent modern heating solution that supports safe, effective, and engaging science teaching in today’s educational laboratories.
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