Safety Center
Your Safety Our Priority
Everything you need to know about storing, handling, and using LPG safely in your home, business, and vehicle.
Safety Guidelines
What You Need To Know?
Storage at Home
- Always store cylinders upright in a well-ventilated outdoor area
- Never store cylinders in basements, cellars, under stairs, or in vehicles
- Keep cylinders away from heat sources, naked flames, and direct sunlight
- Do not store more than one spare cylinder at your home
- Keep cylinder valves closed when not in use
- Do not use a cylinder that is damaged, dented, or corroded
Handling & Connection
- Always ensure the regulator and hose are in good condition before connecting
- Replace hoses every 5 years or if cracks, kinks, or damage are visible
- Use only approved regulators and fittings compatible with your cylinder
- Turn off all appliances and close the cylinder valve before disconnecting
- Never smoke or use naked flames near gas cylinders or connections
- Check connections for leaks using approved gas leak detection spray
If You Smell Gas
- Do NOT operate any electrical switches — on or off
- Extinguish any naked flames or cigarettes immediately
- Close the cylinder valve without delay
- Open all windows and doors to ventilate the area
- Leave the building and warn others to do the same
- Call our 24/7 emergency line: +356 2248 6010 or Civil Protection: 112
Autogas & Vehicles
- Only use LPG filling stations equipped for autogas dispensing
- Never use cylinder-gas to fill your vehicle’s autogas tank
- Have your vehicle’s LPG system serviced annually by a certified technician
- If your vehicle develops a gas smell, park safely outside and call for assistance
- LPG tanks are factory tested to withstand temperatures up to 120°C
- Do not attempt to modify or repair your vehicle’s LPG system yourself