The choice mainly depends on gas consumption and how the home is used.
For permanently occupied homes or higher consumption needs (heating, hot water, and cooking), an LPG tank is usually the more suitable solution. For lower consumption or occasional or temporary use, 33.5 kg cylinders can be a more flexible option.

Yes, LPG tanks are safe when installed and used in accordance with technical standards and safety regulations. They are designed to withstand pressure and are equipped with safety systems. Installation and periodic inspections are carried out by authorized personnel.

For homes that are not connected to the natural gas network, LPG is one of the most widely used energy solutions. Depending on consumption needs and the characteristics of the home, supply can be provided either through a propane tank or 33.5 kg cylinders, both of which can be used for heating, hot water, and cooking.

Both propane and butane belong to the category of liquefied petroleum gases (LPG), but they have different properties. Propane performs better at low temperatures (down to -40°C), which is why it is commonly used for heating and hot water. Butane is more often used for household consumption, especially for cooking and indoor use, at temperatures above 0°C.
For winter or cold areas, propane is always recommended.

The duration of use of an LPG tank depends on the household’s consumption, the tank size, and the season. For a permanently occupied home using LPG for heating, hot water, and cooking, the tank is sized so that refilling is carried out periodically according to consumption needs.

LPG can be used for a wide range of household equipment, such as boilers, cookers, hobs, outdoor grills, convectors, water heaters, generators, and air conditioning systems. It is a versatile solution used for heating and cooling the home, as well as for cooking and domestic hot water production.

Yes, propane works efficiently in winter, even at very low temperatures. It has the ability to vaporize down to -40°C, making it suitable for home heating, hot water production, cooking, and outdoor use, including during the cold season. For these types of uses, the ButanGas product range filled with propane includes:
• 33.5 kg cylinder
• 10 kg cylinder
• 5.5 kg camping cylinder
• LPG tanks in different capacities: from 990 l and 1,750 l up to 3,000 l and 5,000 l