A Small Patio Gas Bottle From Calor is Perfect For Your Small Patio Area<br /><br />If you're looking for a BBQ that's ideal for your patio's small space, look no further than this budget-friendly alternative. It has all the features of our top pick, and it's a breeze to use!<br /><br />The 5kg patio gas bottles are perfect for those who wish to keep warm in the evenings, no matter if they're planning on an outdoor BBQ or an outdoor meal.<br /><br />What is what is a Patio Gas Bottle?<br /><br />Patio gas bottles are a type of LPG (liquefied Petroleum Gas) containers that are specially designed for outdoor appliances like barbecues and patio heaters. It's available in green bottles of up to 13kg, and can fit the standard 27mm clip-on regulator.<br /><br />Patio gas is different from propane because it's a brand of LPG which has been reformulated specifically for outdoor use. It can be either butane or propane. Both are equally efficient and can be used to power outdoor appliances such as barbecues and patio heaters. However, propane is better suited for colder temperatures.<br /><br />All of our propane patio bottles come with a Gas Trac indicator, so you will know when the gas is low. They are also compatible with a variety of barbecues and outdoor heating appliances. If you own a barbecue that only has one or two burners the patio gas bottle of 5kg is ideal. It will last a long time before it needs to be filled.<br /><br />If you own or plan to purchase a bigger BBQ with four or more burners, we suggest our 13kg patio gas bottle. This is not just suitable for BBQ's but it also gives you plenty of gas for your patio heater particularly during the longer summer evenings.<br /><br />Propane and butane have slightly different boiling points. While butane is a little warmer than propane, propane is able to boil at about -42degC. This means that propane is better suited to outdoor use whilst butane is suitable for indoor use for appliances like portable heaters and single-burner cook appliances.<br /><br />The cylinder valves of all our gas bottles are connected to a regulator that regulates the pressure at which the gas is released when connected to an appliance. This is crucial as the temperature of an appliance can drastically influence the speed that gas is released and, in turn, cause damage and/or a fire. The regulator is connected to the cylinder by either a clip-on or screw-in regulator depending on the kind of cylinder and bottle you purchased.<br /><br />What is a Patio Gas Cylinder?<br /><br />It can be confusing to use the term "porch gas" as it could mean propane or butane. However, like the name suggests the term "porch gas" is a type of LPG cylinder that is sold with outdoor appliances, such as barbeques and patio heaters in mind. This is why the cylinders are a specific size and type and should only be used with these kinds of appliances. They have a special connector and valve that will not be compatible with regular BBQ gas bottles or other appliances without the conversion kit.<br /><br />The majority of leisure appliances have a regulator that reduces the pressure as the gas flows from the bottle into the appliance. The regulators are connected to the cylinder head using either a clip on or screw in connection depending on the size of the bottle and the type (see below for more details). Propane and Butane are two kinds of LPG. However they have a different boiling point, so you can't switch them unless you change the gas regulator inside your appliance.<br /><br />All Calor propane and butane gas bottles come with an integrated Gas Trac indicator that lets you know when it's time for you to replace your cylinder. You can also determine the date of your cylinder's testing by inspecting one of the side collars, which is marked with a letter and two numbers. The letter signifies the quarter that the test is due. (A for the first one, B for the second and then on.) And the number refers the year.<br /><br />A Patio gas cylinder is a gas bottle with lids that are green and is designed to work with a 27mm clip on regulator. It can also be used with butane BBQs and indoor portable heaters, along with other compatible appliances that use propane or butane.<br /><br />5kg Patio Gas Bottle<br /><br />The 5kg bottles of gas for patios are perfect for table top barbecues and patio heaters that have 3 burners or fewer. The bottle has easy-to-carry handles and an indicator for gas on the side so you can know when to refill. This smaller propane bottle from Calor can last for up to 14 barbecues and is an excellent choice for your garden.<br /><br />The bottles are designed to be compatible with a range of regulators that connect the bottle to your barbecue or patio heater. These types of propane gas bottles usually feature a built in Gas Trac Indicator that will inform you when it's time to get a refill. A lot of small propane gas bottles come with a shoulder bag to make them easier to store and transport.<br /><br /><br /><br />It is crucial to know the distinction between butane and propane as you'll often see them both sold in similar-looking bottles. Butane is available in blue cylinders and is great for camping, single-burner cooking equipment and indoor portable heating. Propane is, on the other hand is sold in green cylinders and is used to power outdoor appliances, such as barbeques and patio heat.<br /><br />Both kinds of gas are available in a vast variety of sizes ranging from 3.9kg up to 47kg. This includes both 'clip on' and'screw in' propane cylinders. 'Clip on' cylinders can be connected to your barbecue by pushing them into the propane regulator, while'screw into' propane bottles require you to screw them in the appropriate place.<br /><br />The cost of propane gas is dependent on the size of the bottle and the amount you must pay for an all-in-one cylinder rental fee. To avoid this extra cost it's best to purchase your propane gas bottle from a retailer who offers both 'clip on and screw on' propane cylinders, so you can choose the type of cylinder that best suits your barbeque or patio heater. Many retailers sell both kinds of propane cylinders so you can choose the one that best suits your requirements. Comparing prices for propane on the internet is an excellent method to ensure you are getting the best price.<br /><br />13kg Patio Gas Bottle<br /><br />The 13kg gas bottle for patio use is perfect for BBQ use, as it provides the energy required to power small and medium barbecues (3 burners or less), pizza ovens and chimeneas. It's also a popular choice for camping and fuelling cooking and heating appliances in touring and static caravans. It can also be used on narrow boats and catering vans.<br /><br />Patio gas bottles are large propane gas cylinders. When attached to a BBQ, the regulator on the bottle converts the propane liquid into usable gas for the appliance. It is essential that the right type of gas regulator is attached to the appliance so that the proper pressure is achieved. To prevent gas leaks, the regulator must be disconnected from the appliance and the gas bottle should be kept in a safe place.<br /><br />Propane is better suited for outdoor use when temperatures are colder than butane. Patio gas bottles are available in green, while red propane cylinders can be purchased with regulators that screw in. They vary in size from 3.9kg to 47kg.<br /><br />A 13kg gas bottle holds about 26 litres of liquid propane that can provide hours of grilling time based on the size and efficiency of the BBQ. Gas bottles can be extended with an efficient BBQ as well as checking the gas levels regularly and adopting best practices.<br /><br />Place your gas bottle outdoors in a cool and dry area. It's not advisable to store it inside because it increases the risk of explosion or fire in the event of an electrical issue. Keep the gas bottle away flammable items, such as curtains and clothing.<br /><br />When <a href="https://www.fireplacesandstoves.uk/products/bighorn-6kw-portable-gas-patio-heater">price of patio gas fireplacesandstoves</a> to replace the gas bottle on your patio, remove the regulator first, then clean the valves. Then, reattach the valves. It is also crucial to dispose of empty gas bottles properly, as they should never be thrown away in regular garbage due to environmental and safety risk. You can take your gas bottles either to a recycling facility that accepts them, or call the manufacturer for commercial and return collections.<br /><br />