← Propane & Fuel Management | Propane Fueling & Dispensing Quick answer Butane is a gas at room temperature. It gets cold when it expands rapidly. This expansion happens when you release it from the pressurized can. The rapid expansion draws heat from its surroundings, including your hand. Think of it like sweating – evaporation…
← Propane & Fuel Management | Propane Fueling & Dispensing Quick answer 30 amp plugs have three prongs: two hot, one ground. They are typically larger than 15 amp plugs. Look for a twist-lock design on many RV and generator plugs. Check the amperage rating printed on the plug itself. Match the plug to the…
← Propane & Fuel Management | Propane Fueling & Dispensing Quick answer Always check the fuel level before you head out. Ensure the valve is fully closed before connecting the propane cylinder. Open the valve slowly and listen for gas flow. Light the mantles immediately after opening the valve. If you smell gas, close the…
Quick answer Lighter fluid typically costs $3 to $8 per bottle. Prices vary based on brand, size, and retailer. Look for it at grocery stores, convenience stores, and hardware shops. Specialty camping or outdoor stores might have premium options. Buying in bulk can save you a few bucks. Always check local fire restrictions before lighting…
Quick answer Find a certified propane refill station. Don’t try to refill from a large tank to a small one yourself. Inspect your tank for damage before filling. Dents or rust are red flags. Ensure the tank valve is completely closed. This is crucial for safety. Let the attendant know the tank’s capacity. They need…
Quick answer Always check your heater manual first. Ensure good ventilation before lighting. Connect the propane tank securely. Turn the gas on slowly. Use a long lighter or match. Light immediately after turning on gas. Adjust flame and monitor. What to check first (do this before you drive out) Before you even think about firing…
Quick answer Always use it in a well-ventilated area. Never indoors. Connect the propane cylinder securely. Turn the regulator knob to ON. Push and hold the ignition button while turning the control knob to LOW. Release the ignition button once the pilot light catches. If it doesn’t light, wait a minute and try again. Always…
Quick answer Always use a level surface. Connect the propane cylinder securely. Open the fuel valve slowly. Light with a long match or lighter. Adjust flame for desired heat. Turn off fuel valve completely when done. Let it cool before packing. What to check first (do this before you drive out) Before you even think…
Quick answer Get a refillable 1 lb propane cylinder and a transfer hose kit. Connect the hose to a larger propane tank (like a BBQ tank). Connect the refillable cylinder to the other end of the hose. Open the valve on the large tank slowly. Fill the small tank until it feels cold and heavy….
Quick answer Confirm your Thermacell device model. Check the fuel source (butane or rechargeable battery). Ensure the repellent mat is correctly inserted. Follow the specific ignition sequence for your model. Listen for a click or see a glow to confirm ignition. If it doesn’t light, troubleshoot common issues. What to check first (do this before…
