Gas Barbecues - Picking the appropriate Gas Type and Regulator
Not sure which Calor gas you ought to be employing for your equipment?
Calor Gas is convenient, instantly controllable, clean and easy to supply, store and use.
For gas barbecues below 10kW
Patio GasTM 5Kg is propane that is typically used for leisure purposes.
The Calor Patio GasTM cylinder is an attractive jade green shade that looks great on almost any courtyard and possesses a compact form that fits efficiently under most wagon bbqs.
Regarding patio heating units and gas bbqs over 10kW
Patio GasTM 13Kg is propane which is generally used for heating and cooking on larger equipment over 10kW.
Calor Patio GasTM is an all weather operation deck heater cylinder. That accepts the easy-fit clip-on regulator that will require no equipment for set up
Gas Bbqs less than 10kW - Patio Gas 5Kg
Gas Bbqs over 10kW - Patio Gas 13Kg
Table top Patio Heaters - Patio gas 5Kg or 13Kg
Patio Heaters - Patio Gas 13Kg
Gas regulator guide
Linking your BBQ gas cylinder to the barbecue equipment might not be the mostglamorous part of barbecueing, but it’s undoubtedly a means to an end.
Neglect to link your cylinder properly and you won’t be enjoying any delicious barbequed food at all! It’s important subsequently, to get it right.
How to fit a Patio GasTM cylinder
These directions feature the fundamental guidelines regarding cylinder connection - make sure you consult the manual’s wording regarding facts specific for your type of regulator.
To begin with make certain you are employing an easy, clip-on regulator as opposed to the older regulators which will require tools to be used.
Ensure that:
A person's regulator is definitely switched to the ‘off’ or ‘disconnect’ position
All taps within the barbecue are shut
The hose pipe connecting to the bbq is appropriately installed and firmly in place.
Place the regulator on top of the cylinder valve and, putting your hand on top of your regulator, press immediately downwards until you hear a click.
As soon as the regulator is fitted, change to the ‘on’ position as indicated on the regulator.
Tip: If your equipment has been in storage a lengthy while, it is worth checking the inlet valves for spiders and other bugs who like to nest there
Items in the way can prevent the circulation of gas to the bbq, and result in a hazardous build-up.
How you can disconnect a Patio GasTM cylinder
After you’ve cooked up your food on the barbeque grill, it’s time for you to disconnect ones Calor cylinder.
1. Switch the regulator into the ‘off’ position, being sure the barbecue flame is definitely extinguished.
2. Push your on/off switch, next pull upwards to help disconnect.
IMPORTANT: Remember never to attempt disconnecting any cylinder if your regulator is in the on (or open) position.
