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Buying Patio Gas

When buying patio gas, it is important to select the correct bottle and type of gas for your needs. This will ensure the longevity and safety of the bottle.

Gas regulators decrease the pressure of gas when it leaves the cylinders. The type of gas regulator you choose depends on the size and type of cylinder.

Propane

Propane is a clean burning high-efficiency alternative fuel that can power everything from barbeques and outdoor heaters to gas fireplaces and complete home standby generators. It also offers many environmental benefits, like the reduction of greenhouse gases and air pollution. It is safe, nontoxic, and reliable both outdoors and indoors.

Propane is also a viable option for heating homes, especially in regions where natural gas isn't available. Propane tanks can be delivered directly to your residence and connected to a range of appliances. This is a more affordable option than installing a new natural-gas line. It can also result in lower energy bills.

Whether you prefer to purchase a propane tank to your home, or exchange your existing tank for a brand new one, you will be able to locate a propane dealer near you that can provide the assistance you require. The process for buying propane is based on the size of your tank. It is usually the initial purchase, followed by a second refill and exchange.

Smaller propane tanks, such as 20-pound cylinders are often used for the fueling of barbecue grills and patio heaters. They are widely available from a range of retailers, including convenience stores and hardware shops and also the majority of gas stations. You can also purchase propane tanks that are already filled at some home centers for one-stop shopping.

These larger propane cylinders are suitable for applications such as home heating, water heaters and backup generators. These larger cylinders, that are hired on a long-term lease, are stored underground or in a safe place. They are commonly called LPG or LP-gas and are available for rental or purchase at most propane retailers.

Propane is a very secure and efficient source of energy that can be purchased in many ways which makes it a great solution for homeowners who require the additional energy for many appliances and activities. The most reliable propane supplier will depend on factors such as the frequency of delivery you prefer, the cost of propane in your region and how much energy your home uses annually.

Butane

You'll need to decide if you prefer propane gas patio heater or butane when purchasing patio gas patio fires. Both are safe and clean energy sources for outdoor appliances such as patio heaters and BBQs. Propane is preferred for patio heaters because of its lower boiling temperature. It is typically sold in 5 kg cylinders. This means that propane fuelled heaters will function even if temperatures drop below 4degC, whereas butane will struggle to vaporise in such conditions.

Butane is usually found in 15 kg cylinders. This makes it a more heavy-duty choice, which is commonly used for caravanning and camping as well as household appliances such as gas cookers. Butane, just like propane, is a safe, efficient energy source. It also has the advantage of being less volatile than propane.

Whatever type of gas is preferred you'll need to purchase a patio gas container and a regulator. Patio gas bottles are specifically designed to work with regulators. This lets you connect the gas bottle directly to your BBQ's propane or butane outlet. Gas bottles for patio use are readily available in most supermarkets as well as some DIY and hardware stores.

Patio gas bottles tend to be smaller than other kinds of bottle gas, making them ideal for outdoor heaters and BBQs. They are also made of a strong and durable material, which means they can endure a lot of wear and tear, but not be damaged. The most commonly used type of gas for patios is blue or red however, there are bottles in different colours as well.

Horticentre provides a simple and seamless experience when you purchase gas for your patio. Our online platform provides complete product descriptions and specifications that allow you to compare products and choose the best one to meet your needs. We have propane and butane gas in various sizes, ranging from cylinders of 5 kg up to larger options of 13 and 15kg, so that you'll never run out. And with free delivery on all orders shopping with us couldn't be easier.

Gas Bottles

When you are deciding on the size of your gas patio there are a few aspects to take into consideration. What do you intend to use your gas first? It is important to know that propane and butane have various uses. Propane, with its low boiling temperature of -42degC is perfect for BBQs and gardening equipment, while butane is ideal for indoor portable heaters, single-burner cookers and other kitchen appliances.

If you are planning to power an RV or motorhome you'll also need to choose the appropriate bottle size. These larger appliances consume more energy. Flogas offers both green Patio gas cylinders and butane Campingaz cylinders to power these types of applications.

It is also important to consider the place you'll store your gas bottles. We recommend keeping your gas bottle in a protected area to reduce the risk of leaks and provide assurance that your appliance is safe to use. This is particularly important because the propane or butane bottles contains highly compressed gas. It must be stored in a location where it is not likely to leak, break or get damaged.

All of our gas bottles are fitted with a regulator, which serves an essential safety function, reducing the pressure at which your barbecue or patio heater receives its gas. The type of regulator you will need depends on the kind of gas you are using and the cylinder size The green patio bottles work with a 27mm clip on regulator and butane Campingaz cylinders come with a regulator with a screw (link to learn more information about this).

Gas bottles are subject to high pressures, and specific safety regulations are in place that include chaining of the bottles to prevent them from falling. There are rules regarding where to store them and warning signs to inform people about the dangers. Because of this, it is not recommended to buy your own bottled gas - instead it is best to lease them from a Gas Supply Company for use with a particular gas appliance. This allows for regular tests of the cylinder to ensure the quality is maintained and that it is in compliance with all relevant standards.

Regulators

Gas regulators are required to connect a gas bottle to a propane patio heater or BBQ. Gas regulators decrease the high-pressure gas supply that comes from an cylinder to a constant, controlled propane pressure that is required by your appliance. There are many different types of regulators, each with their individual pressure settings and connections.

Liquefied petroleum gas is generally stored in Butane or Propane bottles, with Butane bottles generally being blue and Propane being red. The cylinders have their own connection sizes, with Butane using an adjustable regulator that clips onto a standard internal valve size of 21mm and Propane (also called Patio Gas) bottles having an oversized screw-on regulator of 27mm that requires an adjustable spanner to tighten. Propane and Butane are not compatible. You can connect Butane appliances with Propane bottles but not vice versa.

The garden gas patio heater pressure regulator consists of three main operating elements that work together to control the gas's pressure delivered. A loading mechanism determines the delivery pressure, and a sensing element (usually dialume) senses force of the spring on it. A control element reduces the pressure at the inlet to the downstream pressure. The atmospheric pressure, which is determined by the elevation above sea level that your building sits, will also affect the gas pressure as it is transported through the regulator. This is the reason it's crucial to choose the right regulator for your specific application. This will ensure that you don't rob your propane barbecue of low pressure gas, which could cause it to be burned out prematurely or experience unstable operation.