It is a specific burner. About 2 years ago, and tried to get in South America, "PARIS" is the only clue ... Structure of the burner is similar to the head of 804 of the SVEA-4. Please teach the person that knows the stove with this.
These odd burner are interesting. Whatever happened to that cylindrical burner from a few weeks back? I wonder if it ever fired up.
I appreciate your interests. This burner is, I see blue fire as soon as perhaps. I've been a Google search of a long time, but it is never something similar yet.
I also have never seen that burner before (I think). It is an intriguing design. The feed tube looks to be one continuous coil with the heat reserve being the large top-plate. It is also unusual in having square burner caps. It would be very interesting to see the different flames that the two caps produce.
Hard to tell the size but Im guessing something industrial size wise but silent. Bet it puts out lots of heat
