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is patio gas suitable for use in a caravan for the cooker ?

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Gazza1000

Patio Gas is just Propane, so yes.

TT.

as above yes BUT check the regulator i do believe the valve neck size is larger on patio heaters and cookers.

see www.calor.co.uk

How to Connect a Patio Gas™ Cylinder

For Comap type 1590, AE Reca type Quick-On 634PR and SRG type 547 27mm clip-on regulators. These cylinders have a 27mm valve and must only be used with 27mm regulators. There is no protective cap. Check the top of the valve is clean and free from debris. Ensure the regulator switch is in the off position (3 o’clock position) – there will be an audible ‘click’. Place the regulator down onto the cylinder valve and press downwards firmly until you hear the regulator ‘click’ into place. To turn the gas on, turn the gas on/off switch anticlockwise to the on position. ALWAYS turn the switch to the off position after use. IMPORTANT

https://secure.calorgas.co.uk/ordergasmodule/default.asp?bhcp=1

there you go.

Patio gas is over priced

Use Flogas its much cheaper

Quote: Originally posted by rushallmanor on 15/7/2007

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Patio gas is over priced

Use Flogas its much cheaper

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No its not

Flogas 11Kg = £20.54

Patio Gas 13kg = £19.99

The cheapest option is to use a 13Kg Propane = £17.99 with a Patio Heater just change the regulator if you have a Patio Gas Bottle now as its probably a clip on regulator.  Its all Propane Gas.

Patio Gas is produced for people who dont have a clue about bottled gas, and thus giving the manufacturers a nice little earner......  its a bit like coving....get it from the home decorating department and its twice the price of that sold in the building department.

Jenny