LPG Cylinder Safety Instruction

For those who are new to LPG gas, or those customers who are used to gas – it's a good idea to read our safety tips.

If you're new to gas there are obviously things which need to be carefully considered, like electricity, it's a useful power source but its invisible and these days can be expensive. Then to those who are already used to gas, being used to something is dangerous because it often results in complacency. So take the time to read our safety tips, you may learn or be reminded about something

Safety Tips

Cylinder handling

Make sure to never store your LP gas bottle near a direct source of heat (such as a stove, heater, fire, direct sunlight or in a car boot for a long period of time). LP gas expands when hot and this can sometimes damage the valve, the hose or the cylinder.

Always try to transport an LP gas bottle in an upright position and not on its side. If it is in the boot of your car, try to secure it to prevent it from falling over, rolling around and possibly getting damaged (or damaging your car).

When using your cylinder, always make sure to place it on a level surface so that it cannot fall over easily.

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