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LPG cylinders
Due to LPG’s physical characteristics, it needs to be stored in a high-pressure environment. This can be attained by bottles (cylinders) or bulk tanks where particularly large quantities of LPG are required. LPG cylinders come in several sizes – 9kg, 19kg, 48g and a 19kg for fork-lift trucks.
At home, on the farm, within commercial enterprises or industry, cylinders are used for a whole host of applications. Take a look at these individual sections, to find out exactly how LPG cylinders are being used.
Cylinders are available throughout South Africa - contact us to find the nearest dealer to you. It’s worth noting that Easigas is totally responsible for the supply of LPG. The installation of any appliances and maintenance must be carried out by an approved LPGAS engineer. To find the nearest one to you, go to www.lpgas.co.za , select membership and then installer list.
Connecting your cylinder
To replace your cylinder, simply follow the guide below:
- Make sure that the appliance switch (cabinet heater, cooker etc.) is turned off.
- Ensure that the valve of the empty/used cylinder is also turned off.
- Disconnect the empty cylinder.
- Replace the flange to the union of the cylinder.
- Make sure that the valve of the new cylinder is turned off.
- Remove the shrink wrap and the safety seal - connect it to the appliance.
- Check that the pressure regulator is correctly connected to the flexible hose and ensure that the pipe is in good condition.
- Turn on the valve of the new cylinder and check with soap for possible leakage to all the connection spots (never use a flame).
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