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A Small Patio Gas Bottle From Calor is Perfect For Your Small Patio Area This budget-friendly BBQ is a great option for a small patio. It's got all the top-quality features of our top pick and is easy to use, as well! The 5kg gas bottles for the patio are ideal for those who want to warm up in the evenings, whether they're planning an outdoor BBQ or an al fresco dinner. What is what is a Patio Gas Bottle? A patio gas bottle is a kind of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) cylindrical that is designed to be used with outdoor appliances like barbecues and patio heaters. It's available in green bottles that weigh up to 13kg, and can fit an average 27mm clip on regulator. Patio gas is distinct from propane as it's a kind of LPG that has been reformulated specifically for outdoor use. It's available as butane or propane. Both are equally efficient and can be utilized for outdoor appliances, such as barbecues and patio heaters. However propane is better suited for colder temperatures. All of our propane for patio bottles come with an Gas Trac indicator, so you'll know when the gas is running low. They are also compatible with a range of barbecues as well as outdoor heating equipment. If you have a BBQ that only has two or three burners and you want to use our gas patio bottle of 5kg is ideal. It will last for a long time before it needs to be refilled. If you own a huge barbecue that has four or more burners, or are planning to purchase one in the future we suggest our gas bottle for patio use of 13kg. This bottle is not only suitable for barbecues, but will also provide you with enough gas to run your patio heater during long summer evenings. When choosing a propane or butane gas bottle, you must consider the type of leisure appliance you're using it for as the two types have slightly different boiling points; propane boils at -42degC, while butane reaches at -2degC. This means that propane is more suited to outdoor use whilst butane is a good choice for appliances such as portable heaters or single-burner cooking appliances. The cylinder valves in all our gas bottles is connected to a regulator which controls the pressure at which liquefied gases release when connected to an appliance. This is crucial as the temperature of an appliance can drastically influence the speed of gas release, which in turn can cause damage or even a fire. The regulator connects to cylinder head via a clip on or screw in the regulator, and will be dependent on what type of bottle and cylinder that you have purchased. What is a Patio Gas Cylinder? The term “porch gas cylinder is a bit confusing since it can refer to two different things: propane or butane. Patio gas is a specific type of LPG that is marketed for outdoor appliances such as barbeques and patio heat sources. As a result, the cylinders are of a particular size and type that can only be used with these types of appliances. They come with a specific connector and valve that might not fit the standard BBQ gas bottles or other appliances without an adapter kit. The majority of leisure appliances come with a regulator that reduces the pressure of the gas as it travels from the bottle to the appliance. The regulators are connected to heads of the cylinder using either clips or screws depending on the size and type of bottle (see below for more information). Propane and butane are two kinds of LPG However, they have different boiling points, so they are not interchangeable unless you also swap the gas regulator on your appliance. All Calor propane and butane bottles come with a Gas Trac indicator. This will inform you when to replace your gas cylinder. The test date of the cylinder can be located on one of the side collars. It's engraved with two numbers and an alphabet. The letter is a reference to the quarter that the test is due. (A for the first and B for the next and so on.) And the number refers the year. Patio gas cylinders come with lids that are green, and are designed to be used combination with a clip-on regulator that measures 27mm. It is suitable for barbecues using butane indoor portable heaters, as well as other appliances that work with propane or butane. 5kg Patio Gas Bottle The 5kg patio gas bottles are ideal for tabletop patio heaters and BBQs with three burners or less. It comes with convenient carry handles and a gas level indicator on the bottle so you know when it's time to refill. This smaller propane bottle from Calor will last up to 14 barbecues which makes it an excellent choice for your garden. The bottles are designed to work with a range of regulators which connects the bottle to your barbecue or patio heater. These propane gas bottles also feature a built in Gas Trac indicator to tell you when it's time for refills. A lot of small propane gas bottles are equipped with a carry-on bag to help you store them and transport. It is crucial to know the difference between propane and butane since you'll often see them both being sold in similar bottles. Butane comes in blue cylinders and is great for camping, single-burner kitchen appliances, and indoor portable heating. Propane however is sold in cylinders of green, and is used to power outdoor appliances, such as barbeques and heating for patios. Both kinds of gas are available in a vast variety of sizes ranging from 3.9kg right up to 47kg. This range includes both “clip on” and “screw in” propane cylinders. Cylinders that 'clip on' can be connected to your barbecue by pushing them into the propane regulator, while'screw into' propane bottles require you to screw them into the correct position. The cost of propane is dependent on the size of the bottle and whether you need to pay an all-in-one cylinder rental fee. If you'd like to avoid paying a fee for hire charges, you should purchase your propane gas bottle at an establishment that sells both screw-on and clip-on propane cylinders. This means you can select the type of cylinder which best suits your barbeque heater or patio heater. Many retailers sell both kinds of propane cylinders so you can select the one that best suits your needs. Comparing prices for propane on the internet is an excellent way to make sure you're getting the best deal. 13kg Patio Gas Bottle The 13kg propane bottle for the patio is ideal for BBQ use, providing the energy needed to power small & medium barbecues (3 burners or less) pizza ovens, pizza grills and chimeneas. It's also the most popular choice for camping and fuelling cooking and heating appliances in static and touring caravans. It can also be used on narrow boats and catering vans. Gas bottles for the patio are essentially large propane gas cylinders. The regulator on the bottle transforms liquid propane into gas that can be used in barbecues. The appropriate type of regulator must be installed on the BBQ to achieve the desired pressure. To protect yourself from gas leaks, the regulator should be removed from the appliance, and the gas bottle should be stored in a safe manner. Propane has lower boiling temperatures than butane, which makes it suitable for outdoor use in cold temperatures. Patio gas bottles are usually green, whereas the red propane cylinders are fitted with regulators that screw in and are available in a variety of sizes that range from 3.9kg through to 47kg. A 13kg gas bottle contains around 26 litres of propane liquid, which can supply hours of grilling time depending on the size and efficiency of the BBQ. Making use of a well-designed BBQ design, checking gas levels regularly, and following the most effective practices can dramatically extend the life of the gas bottle. It's always a good idea to store your gas bottle outdoors, somewhere that's cool and dry. Storing the gas bottle indoors is not recommended as it increases the risk of an explosion or fire. It's also advisable to keep the gas bottle away from flammable objects, like curtains and clothing. When you're ready for replacing the gas bottle on your patio take the regulator off first and clean the valves. Then reattach the valves. It is also crucial to dispose of the gas bottles in a safe manner, since they shouldn't be thrown into regular rubbish because of safety and environmental risk. You can take your gas bottles either to a recycling center that accepts them, or call the manufacturer about commercial and return collection.