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A Small Patio Gas Bottle From Calor is Perfect For Your Small Patio Area
If you're looking for an BBQ that's ideal for your patio's small space, look no further than this budget-friendly choice. It comes with all the features of our top pick, and it's simple to use!
The 5kg propane gas bottles for patio use are ideal for those looking to stay warm in the evenings, whether they're planning a BBQ or an outdoor meal.
What is a Patio Gas Bottle?
A patio gas bottle is a form of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) cylindrical that is made to be used with outdoor appliances like barbecues and heaters for the patio. It's available in green bottles that weigh up to 13kg and will fit an average 27mm clip on regulator.
Patio gas is different to propane in that it's a specific kind of LPG that has been developed specifically for outdoor use. It can be propane or butane. Both work equally well and can be used to power outdoor appliances, such as barbecues and patio heaters however propane is better for colder temperatures, where butane might struggle.
All of our gas bottles come with an integrated Gas Trac indicator so that you can easily tell when the gas is running low. They're also compatible with a wide variety of barbecues and outdoor heating devices. If you're using a BBQ with just two or one burner, our 5kg gas bottle for patio use is perfect and will last an extended period of time before you need to refill it.
If you have a large barbecue that has four burners or more or are planning to purchase one in the near future we suggest our gas bottle for your patio of 13kg. This is not just suitable for BBQ's but it will also give you plenty of gas for your patio heater too, especially during the longer summer evenings.
When choosing a gas bottle made of propane or butane, you need to consider the type of leisure appliance you're using it with since the two kinds have slightly different boiling points. Propane boils at -42degC while butane boils at -2degC. This means that propane is more suited to outdoor use whilst butane is suitable for indoor use for appliances like portable heaters and single-burner cooking appliances.
The cylinder valve that is found on all of our gas bottles is connected to a regulator, which controls the pressure that the liquefied gas releases through when connected to an appliance. This is important as the temperature of the appliance can significantly affect the rate that gas is released which can cause damage and/or a fire. The regulator is connected to the cylinder by a screw-in or clip-on regulator, depending on the type of cylinder and bottle you purchased.
What is a Patio Gas Cylinder?
The term "porch gas cylinder can be a bit confusing because it could refer to two distinct things: propane or butane. However it is true that, as the name implies, patio gas is specifically a type of LPG cylinder that is sold with outdoor appliances such as barbeques and patio heaters in mind. This is why the cylinders have a specific size and type and should only be used with these types of appliances. They have a special connector and valve that will not work with standard BBQ gas bottles or other appliances without an adapter kit.
The majority of leisure equipment is fitted with a regulator, which lowers the pressure of gas as it travels from the bottle to the appliance. The regulators are connected to the heads of the cylinders using a screw or clip connection, depending on the size and type of bottle (see below for more details). Propane and butane are two types of LPG However, they have different boiling points, which means they cannot be interchanged unless you change the gas regulator on your appliance.
All Calor propane and butane gas bottles come with gas bottles that have a Gas Trac indicator. This will notify you when to replace your cylinder. The test date of the cylinder can be located on one of the side collars. It's stamped with two numbers and a letter. The letter is a reference to the quarter during which the test is due. (A for the first, B for the second and so on.) The number refers the year.
A Patio gas cylinder is a gas bottle with an attractive green lid and is designed to be used with a 27mm clip-on regulator. It is suitable for butane barbecues, indoor portable heaters and other appliances that work with propane or butane.
5kg Patio Gas Bottle
The 5kg bottles of gas for patios are perfect for table top patio heaters and BBQs with 3 burners or fewer. It comes with convenient carry handles and a gas level indicator on the bottle to let you know when it's time to refill. This smaller propane gas bottle from Calor can last for up to 14 BBQs which makes it a cost-effective option for your backyard.
The bottles are designed to work with a range of regulators that connect the bottle to your patio heater or barbecue. These propane gas bottles also come with a built-in Gas Trac Indicator that will inform you when it's time to get a refill. A few small propane gas bottles come with a shoulder bag to help you store them and transport.
Butane and propane are typically sold in bottles that look similar. Butane is stored in blue cylinders and is best suited for camping cooking appliances that are single burners and indoor heating. In contrast, propane is stored in green cylinders and is utilized for outdoor living appliances like barbecues and patio heaters.
Both kinds of gas are available in a vast range of sizes from 3.9kg all the way to 47kg. This range includes both 'clip on and screw in' propane cylinders. The cylinders that are 'clip on' can be attached to your barbecue by pushing them onto the propane regulator, whereas'screw in' propane bottled require you to screw them into the correct position.
The price of propane gas is contingent on the size of your bottle and if you have to pay an all-in-one cylinder rental fee. If you'd like to avoid paying extra then purchase your propane gas bottle from an establishment that sells both screw-on and clip-on propane cylinders. This allows you to select the type of cylinder which is suitable for your barbeque heater or patio heater. Many retailers offer both types of cylinders, so you can pick and decide which one is best for your requirements. Comparing propane gas prices on the internet is a great method to ensure that you're getting the best price.
13kg Patio Gas Bottle
The 13kg propane bottle for the patio is perfect for BBQ use, providing the energy required to power small and medium barbecues (3 burners or less), pizza ovens and chimeneas. It's also the most popular choice for camping and fuelling heating and cooking appliances in touring and static caravans. It is also employed in narrow boats as well as catering vehicles.
Large patio gas bottles are propane gas cylinders. The regulator on the bottle transforms liquid propane into gas that can be used to power a BBQ. It is essential that the right type of gas regulator is fitted to the appliance in order that the right pressure can be achieved. The regulator must be removed and the gas bottle safely stored when not in use as a safety precaution against gas leaks.
Propane has lower boiling points than butane, which makes it well suited to outdoor use in cold temperatures. Patio gas bottles are usually green, whilst the red propane cylinders are fitted with regulators with screw-in screws and come in a variety of sizes from 3.9kg through to 47kg.
fireplacesandstoves contains about 26 litres of propane liquid. This can provide hours of grilling, depending on the size of the BBQ and its efficiency. Gas bottles can be extended with an efficient BBQ, checking gas levels regularly and following best practices.
Store your gas bottle outdoors, in a cool and dry area. It's not recommended to store it inside, as this increases the chance of fire or explosion, especially if there is an electrical fault. It's also advisable to keep the gas bottle away from flame-prone objects, like curtains and clothing.
When it's time to replace a gas bottle from the patio make sure you remove the regulator and clean the valves before reattaching them. Gas bottles that are empty shouldn't be thrown into the regular garbage due to the environmental and safety hazards. Bring your gas bottles in their empty state to a recycling centre that accepts them, or contact the manufacturer for return and commercial collection options.