Storing LPG at home and other places outside of work Many people use LPG for cooking or heating in their homes, at social or community events, and on holiday. There are rules for storing LPG Peace of mind with dependable fuel supply, when you need itOur Business is...
Emergency Procedures Leak suspected – location uncertain Check the entire system for ANY indication of gas leak, such as a smell or hiss. Test with soapy water solution, which will bubble at any point where gas escapes. Never use a match or flame to test. If a...
LPG in Hospitality Cafes, bars, restaurants, fast-food outlets and mobile cooking facilities often use liquid petroleum gas (LPG) as a fuel for cookers, ovens, barbeques, cabinet heaters and patio heaters. LPG is a highly flammable gas, and is dangerous if not used...
LPG in Industry Many businesses use liquid petroleum gas (LPG) because it is convenient and efficient, but you still need to make sure your LPG appliances and installations are safe. LPG is a highly flammable gas, and is dangerous if not used safely. ‘You’...
LPG Gas Leak Test Check your LPG connections for leaks When connecting a LPG cylinder – check all connection points for leaks by using a spray bottle of soapy water – if bubbles appear – there is a leak. Check connection fittings for damage or worn rubber seals. Note...
Using an LPG Cabinet Heater Safely Gas heaters are great for keeping warm but they can be deadly if not maintained properly. If gas heaters are faulty or poorly maintained, or don’t get enough air to operate, they won’t burn the gas properly. In extreme cases that...
LPG & Natural Gas What is natural gas? Natural gas and LPG are both in use in New Zealand, and there are some differences between the two that you should be aware of. What is LPG? Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is the generic name for mixtures of hydrocarbons...
Gas Safety for Caravans and Motorhomes Follow the steps below to safely use the gas and LPG appliances in your caravan or motorhome. LPG installations in caravans and motorhomes All gasfitting work on a caravan must be carried out by an authorised person (usually a...
Buying Gas Appliances Take care when buying gas appliances online. Check for a supplier declaration of compliance, a safety compliance label, and ask yourself or the trader some simple questions about the appliance. With a few exceptions, all gas appliances less than...
Gas Safety Gas safety – what’s the problem? Many businesses uses portable gas cylinders because they are convenient and efficient, but you still need to make sure your gas appliances and installations are safe. How are workers and others harmed? Even...
Gas Heating LPG and natural gas heaters are used widely to warm New Zealand homes and businesses. Used wisely, gas is instant, reliable, efficient and safe. However, like any other form of energy it must be treated with respect to prevent accidents. In small rooms (eg...
Gas supply to your property Making changes to the gas supply to your property can have some risks. Here are some things to consider and safety tips before you do so. Earthworks and digging – check before you dig The supply mains for gas, electricity and other...
