SAFETY & FAQ's

How do I know if a gas cylinder is leaking?

"Signs of a gas leak include hissing sounds, a strong odor, or frost forming on the cylinder. Use a leak detection solution to check for leaks around connections."

What should I do if I suspect a gas leak?

"If you suspect a gas leak, evacuate the area immediately and ventilate it by opening windows and doors. Do not operate electrical devices or create sparks. Contact emergency services."

How should I handle damaged gas cylinders?

"Do not use or attempt to repair damaged gas cylinders. Mark them clearly, remove them from service, and contact the supplier for proper disposal or replacement."

Are there specific regulations for handling gas cylinders?

"Yes, there are regulations governing the storage, transportation, and use of gas cylinders. Familiarize yourself with EPRA regulations and follow them diligently."

How often should gas cylinders be inspected?

"Gas cylinders should be visually inspected regularly for signs of damage or corrosion. Professional inspections and testing should be conducted according to regulatory requirements."

Can I dispose of gas cylinders in regular trash?,

"No, gas cylinders should never be disposed of in regular trash. Contact the cylinder supplier or local authorities for proper disposal procedures."

What precautions should I take when connecting gas cylinders?

"Ensure the valve is closed before connecting, use appropriate wrenches to tighten connections, and check for leaks using a leak detection solution. Follow manufacturer instructions carefully."

How should I extinguish a gas cylinder if it's burning with a large flame?

"If a gas cylinder is engulfed in a large flame, do not attempt to extinguish it yourself. Immediately evacuate the area and call emergency services. Attempting to extinguish a large flame can be extremely dangerous and should be left to trained professionals."

LetaGas LPG Safety

Purchase Guide

When buying your cooking gas, please ensure the following:

--Always purchase your cooking gas from a GAS authorized dealer through our mobile app
--Check that the quality assurance seal on the valve is intact not missing or broken
--Confirm photo shared by the Vendor of the weight of the cylinder by having it weighed at the point of purchase.
--On making payment, an official receipt will be sent to your mail, with cylinder serial number and gross weight indicated.

LetaGas LPG Safety at Home Guide

--LPG has a characteristic smell to alert you of a leak If you detect the smell, do not light a fire or operate any electrical switches. Open all doors and windows, disconnect the cylinder and place it outside the building.
--Safety checks the cylinder for leaks using soapy water.
--If you detect a leak, return the cylinder to the station of purchase
--If the leak is not on the cylinder, ensure checks are doe on the other fittings.
--Always store the cylinder in an upright position and in a well-ventilated space away from heat, open fire or children.
--Use recommended gasfittings. Ensure the hosepipe is replaced once it has reached its expiry date.

LetaGas LPG Safety - In case of Gas leaks inside a building

--Switch off the emergency valve on the outside wall of the building. Extinguish all naked flames immediately.
--Do not operate any electrical equipment and be aware of any equipment which may switch on or off automatically.
--Open all doors and windows to ventilate the building.
--Contact your installer or the engineer who maintains your appliances.

Letagas LPG Safety - In case of Gas leaks outside the building

--Turn off the gas at the main shut off valve under the tank hood.
--Extinguish all naked flames immediately.
--Contact the FIRE EMERGENCY SERVICES immediately.