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ProLite Plus - Chapter 9: Propane Gas System; Introduction

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Introduction
When handled properly, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is a clean, reliable fuel for operating
all propane gas appliances.
Propane gas burns easily and releases a large amount of energy. Under good conditions
and with careful handling, it is safe and economical. Familiarize yourself with its use.
Safety must be uppermost at all times when using a propane gas system.
The amount of propane gas you use depends on the frequency and duration of your use of
appliances. The refrigerator, cookstove, water heater and heating use propane gas.
In cold weather, check tanks often and always have full tanks.
PROPANE GAS SYSTEM
Propane gas is colourless and odourless in its natural state. A substance
called mercaptan, which releases a strong odour similar to rotten eggs,
has been added for safety reasons to help consumers detect leaks.
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