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- Article Number: CAN220GS2-N
- EAN: 16001773000291
Frequently asked questions
A gas barbecue works on butane, propane or a mixture of these two types of gas. The difference is the boiling point; the temperature at which it changes from liquid to gas and vice versa. At a lower temperature, gas becomes liquid and therefore unusable for your barbecue. With butane this boiling point is around 0°C and with propane at about -42°C. This makes Butane unusable for a winter barbecue or for use at high altitudes however, it is more affordable and more efficient than Propane.
- You can also read more information in this blog: Safe barbecue on gas
The Dual Power Pak is secured against leaking. When the gas valve of the Dual Power Pak is opened while not being attached to a barbecue, it automatically blocks the gas flow. The Dual Power Pak has to be reset (outdoors);
- Turn off the gas supply of the Dual Power Pak.
- Unscrew the hose of the Dual Power Pak (with supplied wrench).
- Insert a blunt object in the gas outlet. This eliminates the pressure in the gas pressure regulator.
- Screw on the hose again.
NOTE: Before the gas valve on the Dual Power Pak is opened it must be connected to a device.
As long as the bottle/cartridge and the tap/connector look good, no rust on the bottle/cartridge or corrosion of the copper, it is good to use them
Every gas cylinder needs to be inspected every so often. The approval period is at least 10 years, although it is longer for some gas cylinders. You can usually find the re-inspection date on a ring under the gas tap or on a label.
Our gas barbecues will run from either Propane or Butane, or a mixture of them.
