Ransome V300 Venturi Burner

Name: Ransome V300 Venturi Burner
Brand: Ransome
SKU: V300
Price: 284.36 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Ransome V300 Venturi Burner

SKU: V300

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The Ransome V300 is a venturi burner with an 18-1/8" body and a 5-1/4” top dimension. This device has a 5/8-27” MNPS orifice size, a 3/4" MNPS gas connection, and a 3" MNPS venturi connection.

The venturi burner includes a spud, orifice, and locking ring. This device measures gas flow such as natural gas and liquid propane within the burner.

The V300 is suitable for use with Ransome S12S, S12SO, S12S2V, and S12S2VO burners. It is also compatible with the AS525 air shutter and SP75L spud.

Below are lists of other venturi model numbers available:

Model Number	Orifice Size	Gas Connection	Venturi Connection
V050	1/4 - 28 MNPS	1/8” MNPS	1/2” MNPS
V050S
V050B
V075	5/16 - 32 MNPS	1/4” MNPS	3/4” MNPS
V100	7/16 - 27 MNPS	1/2” MNPS	1” MNPS
V125			1-1/4” MNPS
V150			1-1/2” MNPS
V200			2” MNPS

Body Dimension	18-1/8"
Orifice Size	5/8-27" MNPS
Gas Connection	3/4" MNPS
Venturi Connection	3" MNPS
Top Dimension	5-1/4"

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I want the price for B4. and. B5

Asked on November 22, 2017 by Ernest from Ghana

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You simply need to search on the website to find those items. The Ransome B4 is $198.85 and the Ransome B5 is $320.91. Just follow the links to those products.

Replied on November 22, 2017 by Ron from Industrial Stores

Can we put a Venturi V300 90°off a 4" manifold with 20 B2h heads?

Asked on May 19, 2017 by Richard from Adelanto, Ca

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