LPG and natural gas: what is different
LPG runs at a different pressure and needs its own regulators and appliance jets. Switching an appliance between the two is a job for a gas fitter, not a swap of the bottle.
- 45kg cylinders
- Twin-cylinder changeover
- Regulators & pigtails
- LPG to natural gas
A twin-cylinder changeover keeps the gas running by switching to the full bottle when one empties; the regulator is what makes that work.
Converting an appliance from LPG to natural gas, or the reverse, means changing jets and settings so it burns correctly and safely.
Regulators, safety, and who supplies the gas
A failed regulator is a common LPG fault and a safety matter. We are supplier-agnostic: we do the fitting and safety side, and you buy gas from whichever supplier you prefer.
Regulators and pigtails wear and fail over time; we replace them and check the system is safe and gas-tight.
We do not lock you to a gas supplier. You choose where your bottles come from, and we look after the installation and the safety.
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