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Safety
•
Don’t attempt to disconnect a regulator
from a switch-on valve (15kg and 7kg
cylinders) if the flame does not go out
when the regulator switch is turned off.
Leave the appliance alight and call your
Gas Supplier or Park Manager.
• Don’t subject a cylinder to heat, because
the pressure inside the cylinder could build
up to a point beyond the designed safety
limit.
• Don’t store or use cylinders below ground
level, because LPG is heavier than air. If
there is a leak, the gas will collect at low
level and become dangerous in the
presence of flame or a spark.
• Don’t store or use propane cylinders (red)
indoors, because propane is contained
under higher pressure and should only be
kept outdoors.
THE GAS SYSTEM
Your Gas System will have been connected
and commissioned by a registered Gas Safe
engineer engaged by your Park or Siting
Agent.
Use only propane LPG at a pressure of
37mbar.
Never use appliances with a different
working pressure.
Propane remains fully operational down to
temperatures as low as -43 degrees. There
are a variety of sizes and shapes of cylinders
in which the gasses are stored. Consult your
park owner who will advise you on the
amount of gas needed based upon your
holiday home specification and your
particular family or individual requirements. Gas Regulators
Gas cannot be supplied from a bottle
without gas regulation. The connection must
be by high pressure flexible hose which shall
be as short as possible. The gas regulator
supplies gas to the gas appliance at a
constant pressure independent of gas flow.
Ensure the regulator is of the correct
pressure rating for the gas appliances in your
holiday home. Your dealer or gas supplier
will advise you of the type of regulator
required.
Regulators should be kept clean and dry and
changed approximately every 5 years or
earlier if not working properly.
THE REGULATOR CAPACITY SHOULD
HAVE A MINIMUM RATING OF 3.5KG
PER HOUR WITH A WORKING
PRESSURE OF 37 Mbar. NEVER USE
APPLIANCES WITH A DIFFERENT
WORKING PRESSURE