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19Kg Propane Calor Gas Cylinder

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19Kg Propane Calor Gas Cylinder

19Kg Propane Calor Gas Cylinder

Calor Gas 19KG Propane Cylinder
Available CLICK AND COLLECT ONLY, THIS ITEM CANNOT BE SENT VIA CARRIER

The 19kg Propane Calor gas bottles have a wide range of uses and are the perfect solution for heating and cooking for both touring and static caravans. They can also be used for heating and cooking on narrow boats and catering vans.
  • Ideal for commercial site and blown air heaters.
  • Also a favourite with outdoor caterers for use with LPG generators.

  • Capacity: 19kg

  • Tare Weight: 17.3-30.5kg

  • Height: 800mm approx

  • Diameter: 315mm approx

  • Recommended Offtake: 19kW

  • Regulator type: 37mbar POL Screw Type regulator

What is the difference between Propane and Butane gas ?

LPG boils to produce gas (vapour):

  • Propane boils at -42°C so can be used in arctic conditions.
  • Butane boils at -0.5°C so when the ambient temperature falls to around freezing no gas is produced and even at around +4°C the pressure is often too low to be useful.

 PLEASE NOTE:
We cannot ship Gas Bottles that include Gas. These can only be collected from our store.

$23.54

Original: $67.26

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19Kg Propane Calor Gas Cylinder—

$67.26

$23.54

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Calor Gas 19KG Propane Cylinder
Available CLICK AND COLLECT ONLY, THIS ITEM CANNOT BE SENT VIA CARRIER

The 19kg Propane Calor gas bottles have a wide range of uses and are the perfect solution for heating and cooking for both touring and static caravans. They can also be used for heating and cooking on narrow boats and catering vans.
  • Ideal for commercial site and blown air heaters.
  • Also a favourite with outdoor caterers for use with LPG generators.

  • Capacity: 19kg

  • Tare Weight: 17.3-30.5kg

  • Height: 800mm approx

  • Diameter: 315mm approx

  • Recommended Offtake: 19kW

  • Regulator type: 37mbar POL Screw Type regulator

What is the difference between Propane and Butane gas ?

LPG boils to produce gas (vapour):

  • Propane boils at -42°C so can be used in arctic conditions.
  • Butane boils at -0.5°C so when the ambient temperature falls to around freezing no gas is produced and even at around +4°C the pressure is often too low to be useful.

 PLEASE NOTE:
We cannot ship Gas Bottles that include Gas. These can only be collected from our store.