The Stratus NEO™ burner is the result of years of hard-earned experience with the Stratus™ and Ultra™, operating in some of the toughest environments around the world. While retaining the reliability and slender flame of the Ultra™, the NEO™ incorporates the ergonomics of the Stratus™ allowing both burners to be conveniently operated with one hand.
You even have your choice of toggle- or rotary-style Whisper™ valves and attractive hard-anodized aluminum or traditional polished stainless cans, to make the NEO™ truly your own.
And did we mention that the Neo is almost 10 lbs lighter than its older siblings?
FEATURES
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Easy Maintenance: The main block, developed from the Stratus™, can be easily removed from the cans for service. Main valves also come with ports for easy lubrication |
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Available in Single, Double, Triple, and Quad configurations |
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Fully articulated burner frame corner sockets for FlexiRigid poles |
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Cans available in hard-anodized aluminum, or polished stainless steel |
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Power: The NEO™ has a similar power curve to the Ultra™ & Stratus™ with a controlled flame pattern and effective performance across the fuel pressure range. |
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Owner-maintainable lubrication of the ‘O’ rings — no disassembly required. |
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Dual Cameron Whisper quiet burners to help you avoid disturbing people or livestock on the ground — or for night glows. The Whisper’s fuel path is separate from the main blast valve for added redundancy. |
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Piezzo-electronic ignition, dual ignitors |
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Burner Valves allow for easy operation of one or both blast valves at the same time – with one hand, yet allow for gripping the burner on a bumpy landing without accidentally operating the valves |
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Dual liquid pilot lights with fully adjustable flame height settings. |
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Dual internally mounted pressure gauges. |
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Lightweight – the double weighs in at 45 lb with frame. |
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Monoblock manifold design. |
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High specification fuel hoses rated at 2,250 p.s.i working pressure and 9,000 p.s.i burst pressure. |