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RAK Water & Ration Heater Leaflet

RAK Water & Ration Heater Leaflet

Product catalog summary
Overview: The RAK15 Water and Ration Heater is engineered to support modern mechanized forces by providing portable heating solutions for water and meals. It is designed to withstand rigorous conditions and is suitable for a 5-person crew.
Specifications:
  • Capacity to heat 1 gallon/2 pints of water and 5 MREs simultaneously.
  • Keeps contents hot for up to 6 hours.
  • Features a "cool to touch" outer casing for safety.
  • Heating range is 66 to 71°C on the low setting and 82 to 88°C on the high setting.
  • Ramp rate of 56°C in one hour from an ambient temperature of 21°C.
Standards and Compliance:
  • Designed and manufactured according to MIL-PRF-44466D and NSF ANSI 4-2007 standards.
Contact Information:
  • Bibby Scientific UK (Group HQ), Beacon Road, Stone, Staffordshire, United Kingdom ST15 OSA
  • Phone: +44 (0) 1785 812121
  • Fax: +44 (0) 1785 810405
  • Email: [email protected]
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Water & Ration Heater Designed and Manufactured to: MIL-PRF-44466D NSF ANSI 4-2007 Sustenance on the move RAK Water and Ration Heaters designed to meet the rigours of the modern mechanised forces. Portable RAK15 can provide hot water for a 5 person crew Able to heat 1 gallon/2 pints of water and 5MREs simultaneously Keeps contents hot for up to 6 hours “Cool to touch” outer casing Heating range 66 to 71°C (on LO setting) Heating range 82 to 88°C (on HI setting) Ramp rate of 56°C in one hour (max) from ambient temperature of 21°C Bibby Scientific UK (Group HQ) Beacon Road, Stone,Staffordshire United Kingdom ST15 OSA T: +44 (0) 1785 812121 F: +44 (0) 1785 810405 E: sales@bibby-scientifi

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