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In Case of Emergency
If you smell gas...
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Shut off the gas at the propane tank.
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Leave the area immediately!
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Report the leak. Call our office immediately at 717-933-9500. If you can't reach your propane supplier call 9-1-1 or your local fire department.
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Do not return to the area.
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Get your system checked.
Symptoms of Carbon Monoxide Poisioning...
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Headache
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Dizziness
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Fatigue
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Shortness of breath
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Nausea
You can’t taste or smell CO (Carbon Monoxide), but it is a very dangerous gas, produced when any fuel burns. If you suspect CO is present, act immediately!
For more information, ask us for a Propane Safety brochure, or download a copy.
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Why Propane?
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Propane is produced during the separate refinement processes for natural gas processing and petroleum refining. It has a tiny carbon footprint and a lower carbon content than gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and ethanol. Propane has a very high efficiency and burns very cleanly. That means less maintenance and lower operating costs.
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Instant gas heat on a kitchen range gives you more precise temperature control and heat distribution.
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A propane tankless water heater costs about 60 percent less to operate than an electric unit while providing a longer-lasting stream of hot water.
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Air flow from a propane furnace can be up to 25º warmer than that generated by a heat pump, and the furnace life expectancy is 5–10 years longer.
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In many applications, propane produces less carbon monoxide and significantly fewer greenhouse gas emissions than electricity, diesel and gasoline. See below for a list of propane appliances that are often used. (We do not sell or service propane appliances.)
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Water Heaters
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Tankless Water Heater
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Outdoor Space Heater
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Dryer
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Range
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Furnace
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Fireplace
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Back-up Generator
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Pool Water
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Grill
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Tiki Torch
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Fire Bowl