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Find Out More About Propane Tank Choices

Posted on Thu, Sep 29, 2016 @ 05:52 PM

Once you've made the decision to install propane you'll want to learn more about tanks, tank sizes, and locations. 

There are two main types of propane tanks – horizontal torpedo tanks or vertical (up-right) tanks.

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Topics: Propane Tanks & Cylinders

Propane Tanks 101

Posted on Tue, Apr 12, 2016 @ 02:00 PM

When looking into switching to propane, you might be wondering about what options there are when it comes to the type of propane tanks available, the benefits of each, and their safety. At Budget Propane, we offer a couple different styles of tanks. The type of tank you choose will be determined by how much propane you will be using. Budget propane will help you determine your propane needs so that you choose the type of tank that best fits your desired applications and usage.

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Topics: Propane Tanks & Cylinders

Choosing the Right Propane Tank for Your RV or Motorhome

Posted on Fri, Jun 19, 2015 @ 09:19 AM

If you've recently purchased an RV or Motorhome, or have just made the switch to propane, choosing a propane tank may become a time consuming task.  

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Topics: Home & Cottages, Propane Tanks & Cylinders

Learn About Propane Cylinder Markings

Posted on Wed, Jun 18, 2014 @ 01:09 PM

Propane cylinders have identifying marks on the cylinder collar. The diagram shown is an example of a propane cylinder collar and some of the marks commonly present.

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Topics: Propane Tanks & Cylinders

Using an Oil Heating Tank? It may be putting you at risk.

Posted on Thu, Apr 03, 2014 @ 10:48 AM

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Topics: Propane Tanks & Cylinders

Budget Propane's Guide to Propane Tanks

Posted on Sun, Mar 16, 2014 @ 11:05 AM

Propane is a convenient, safe, and environmentally-friendly fuel that has a wide range of applications, from residential to commercial and beyond. Propane tanks come in a variety of sizes, from small canisters ideal for backyard use to the large storage tank that can be used to fuel a home or facility.

Understanding your propane tank, its use, safety measures, and when it needs to be refilled can help simplify your day-to-day operations and help you get the most out of using propane.

Safety and Precautions: While propane is a clean-burning fuel without the same harmful fumes as gasoline and fuel oils, it does require respect and careful handling. Never expose your propane tank to open flame, regardless of its size. Do not smoke near propane tanks, and don't store small propane canister spares underneath grills. For the most part, propane safety is common sense. Treat your cylinders with respect and care.

If you have aged cylinders, your propane supplier may be able to provide an inspection or suggest replacements. It is a good idea to have us take a close look at any home storage tanks or large commercial tanks to ensure leak-free and safe operation.

Propane Refills and Supply Monitoring: Propane tanks have gauges that offer pressure readings for you to keep track of your current levels, and a combination of at-home or on-site monitoring and remote services can ensure that you never run out of fuel.

When it comes to tank sizing, your we can help determine the energy load that will need to be met. Homes served by propane as their primary fuel source can benefit from large storage tanks, while commercial clients may require auxiliary tanks on hand depending upon your needs.

Budget Propane Ontario is a quality gas supplier for Gravenhurst, Midland, Alliston, Barrie, Orillia, Haliburton and area. Visit us online to learn about our Smart Tank monitoring program and delivery information. You can also call us at  1 888 405.7777  to schedule a consultation.

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Topics: Budget Propane, Propane Tanks & Cylinders

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