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Staying Gas Safe - Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Keeping you and everyone gas safe, at home or at work. Get to know about Carbon monoxide safety.
Whether you're staying at home or working; keep warm this winter, with Butane.
As the nights draw in the temperatures drop, all we want to do is snuggle up in the warm. Butane is the perfect fuel for doing just that. Easy to use, ideal for indoor use and cost-effective, you won't find a better option.
Butane in winter has more uses than you'd think and is a popular fuel. Available in a range of different gas bottle sizes, from 4.5kg to 15kg, you can pick the right Calor Butane bottle for your equipment and needs.
Butane indoor heaters are popular, compact, easy to use and fast working, they’re great to warm up a room quickly. The cost savings available for only heating the space you need and not the whole house is clear.
It’s impressive how long a 15kg butane gas bottle will last. Installed in a typical cabinet heater, you’re looking at around 50 hours of constant heat with all three bars working. Cut that back to 1 bar, and you won’t need to refill your Butane gas bottle for around 150 hours, not bad at all.
Ideal for those who like to keep control of their costs or only need one room warmed at a time. On-the-spot heating can help keep heating bills down this winter.
If you have a home gym or workshop, a Butane heater can be essential to your warm-up routine. Fire up the indoor gas heater and chase away the winter chill as you get to work.
Safety first: check your appliance(s) safety manual and instructions before use, and ensure you are using the appliance in a suitable location.
Keeping warm at work can be a challenge, especially in the winter. Whether you’re working in a portacabin, garden room, converted stable/barn or, office, an indoor heater fuelled by a Butane gas bottle is ideal. Heating only the spaces needed is a great way to keep overhead costs in check. Order an indoor heater online at the appliance shop.
It’s simple to get a Butane gas bottle, with you or your team being able to order a replacement bottle for delivery within 7 days. So, there's no need for you or your staff to transport gas bottles yourself. You can order a new bottle or if you have one already, order your replacement bottle when the current one is getting low, and we’ll have a new one delivered to you.
As with any gas product, you must use your gas appliance and Butane gas bottle safely. Here's how to do just that...
See our guidelines on how to use Butane and Mobile Heaters safely...
Butane and Propane are the most common types of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG). In fact, if you’ve ever used an indoor heater, gas BBQ, patio heater, or gas camping stove you’ll have used LPG.
Both gases are very similar as they are colourless, low carbon, and highly efficient fuel, so what’s the difference? Mostly they differ in where they’ll be used and how they are stored.
Propane turns into a gas at a much lower temperature than Butane, making it more suitable for outdoor use. You’ll often find a Propane Gas Bottle being used for gas BBQs, patio heaters and similar appliances. As well as central heating and cooking. Propane must be stored outside, and you’ll find it in larger storage capacities in both gas bottles and bulk LPG tanks.
Butane, by comparison, is in smaller containers and suited to use inside. You can find Butane in indoor gas heaters and for outdoor camping equipment in the summer.
Learn more about LPG here.
You can keep up to 15kg of butane in a property, but it's best stored outside when not in use. See our guidelines on how to use Butane safely here.
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