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There are safety sheets for propane and butane, published by Calor. Storage outside I think is a good idea - any leaks do not build up but definitely in the shade - max temp 50C. Not a grass roof of course but tin might work if there is enough air flow around to keep temp down. When you say valves - which valves - is it the ones they come with or is it ones that are connected to the pipe? Keep any valve on that came with it but remove any that is with the equipment it powers.
Small fires - dry powder extinguisher only, but can be water sprayed to reduce temp of canister in larger fires.
Regards, Toby Gould
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There are safety sheets for propane and butane, published by Calor. Storage outside
I think
is a good idea - any leaks do not build up but
definitely
beware of security that the cannisters don't go walkabouts. Definitely
in the shade - max temp 50C. Not a grass roof of course but tin might work if there is enough air
flow around to keep temp down. When you say valves - which valves - is it the ones they come with or
is it ones that are connected to the pipe? Keep any valve on that came with it but remove any that
is with the equipment it powers.
Small fires - dry powder extinguisher only, but can be water sprayed to reduce temp of canister in larger fires.
Regards, Toby Gould
