GAS Regs Portable 3way fridges

oldtrack123 · Guru

GAS Regs Portable 3way fridges

oldbobsbus · Guru

oldtrack123 wrote:
Hi
These links may be of interest
http://mines.industry.qld.gov.au/assets/petroleum-pdf/safety_alert031.pd
http://mines.industry.qld.gov.au/safety-and-health/rv-forum.html
http://www.vision6.com.au/em/message/email/view?a=23788&id=973863
PeterQ

Interesting reading nothing very new or startling there though..

Ohhh and your first link doesn't work..

-- Edited by oldbobsbus on Friday 31st of January 2014 02:55:58 PM

JustJim · Senior Member

The first link in Peters post needs an f on the end - pdf not pd

http://mines.industry.qld.gov.au/assets/petroleum-pdf/safety_alert031.pdf

Jim

oldbobsbus · Guru

I have said before and I will say again

NEVER OPERATE ANY PORTABLE GAS APPLIANCE IN AN ENCLOSED AREA..

After spending more than 25yrs in the LPGas industry and getting the ALPGA reports every month on the incidents and accidents involving LPGas I know the hazards..

Please everyone treat it with the same respect as you treat electricity...

Mr B2 · Senior Member

oldbobsbus wrote:
I have said before and I will say again

NEVER OPERATE ANY PORTABLE GAS APPLIANCE IN AN ENCLOSED AREA..
After spending more than 25yrs in the LPGas industry and getting the ALPGA reports every month on the incidents and accidents involving LPGas I know the hazards..
Please everyone treat it with the same respect as you treat electricity...

Totally agree on that one, Most people dont realize that a leaking gas line accumulates in the holes in the bottom of every thing, and when it gets a spark,

you end up with four wheels and a sheet of tin where your Caravan or RV used to sit,

It does go bang with devastating effects,

Be Very carefull with Gas, Portable or Installed units,