Gas Safety

Safety guidelines for the use of Propane gas bottles (cylinders)

Always treat LPG with respect. It is heavier than air and can be explosive. It can be detected by its unpleasant odour.
Bottles must be used upright to ensure that vapour rather than liquid is used.
Bottles must be used outdoors on a good base and in a safe and accessible area. They should also be stored outside.
Bottles should not be exposed to sources of heat, direct sunlight, electricity etc, without adequate protection.
Do not paint bottles or obscure safety instructions printed on them.
Smoking should be avoided anywhere near these bottles.
Never test for gas leaks with a flame.
Always use an LPG hose, which should be as short as possible without kinking and with suitable clamps at each end.
Hoses should be replaced every 2 years. Hoses should have dates on them, but if they appear damaged or worn they should be replaced.
When in use bottles must have the correct regulator
(see information page for more details).
Ensure that gas regulators, valves or adapters have their seals intact.
Always adhere to instructions supplied with any gas equipment.
Always contact your local stockist for expert advice and guidance.

This is purely a general guide that relates to propane gas bottles and gas cylinders

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