RV LP Gas & Tanks

Our RV Gas Tanks come with of safety and other important functional features which popular within the industry, the tanks are kept 20% empty for the purpose of gas expansion. Here are few of the other crucial features that make our RV Gas Tanks truly efficient and completely safe.

- All of our tanks are tested rigorously and have proved their strength to contain pressure, this pressure is needed to keep the propane gas in its liquid form. 

- It comes with a Overfill protection Device which is a mandatory standard among propane tanks up to 40 lbs.

- In addition to the safety features our tanks have also been tested by licensed propane gas suppliers and has been highly recommend.

- These tanks come with their own pressure gauges which can indicate the level to gas available, this is a very useful function while traveling on the road where resources really matter.

Few other Things to check while purchasing RV Gas Tanks:

Nature of the Gas: Propane is a volatile gas and is need to be pressurized to be kept in its liquid form, it is always kept under pressure in a fluid state at - 44F if it get any hotter the propane starts evaporating. If you see any fog leaking from the tank it is an indicator of a leak and a potential hazard too, in such an event it is advised to not try and fix the tank yourself but call the propane dealer immediately. While the help arrives it is advice to ventilate and clear the area to minimize the risk of a potential fire.

Strength: All our tanks are tested for superior strength since these tanks need to be completely reliable to hold pressurized gas and maintain it in its liquid form, RVers should look out for small indicators that can suggest a potential hazard, regularly checking for any kind if dents, scrapes, rusted parts or weak value is a must and people must not delay fixing these issues as a lot may depends on it. Our tanks are inspected by licensed propane gas suppliers and people can blindly trust the standards approved by the Railroad Commission and the NFPA, people are advised to get frequent check up to see it their systems are up to date with the latest safety standards.

Connectors: These are one of the most crucial part of the Propane gas system, it directly connects to the tank of the RV and should be checked frequently for any indicators of leaks or failure. Though most people recommenced getting your gas systems checked every year our gas connectors keep working smoothly for many year together.

Pressure Gauge: Our tanks have very efficient pressure gauges that indicate how much more fuel is left in the tank, the indicator is made to shows 1 fourth, half full, 3 fourth and full tank respectively. This indicator may show some variance due to the volatile volume to the gas contained in the tank, it said that the accuracy of these gauges increase as the volume of the gas decreases. People can be sure that they have enough gas for their trip before starting off, this is a great help because while traveling on the road LP gas is a very crucial resource.

Driving with your propane tank system in your RVs has its own set of regulations, it is considered illegal to drive your RV with the valves of your tanks turned on. This may come as a surprise for new RV owner but it is completely true, the state and the government have passed this law to ensure the safety of RV users by eliminating the risk of fire caused by man made errors.