We provide gas safety device.
Specifications
features of gas safety device (gsd)
gsd will automatically shut-off the gas supply from the cylinder.
features of gsd
gsd will automatically shut-off the gas supply from the cylinder due to major leakages of gas caused due to:
a) the rupturing of a tube or pulling off the stove or regulator.
b) the regulator failed to function properly.
c) the tube catching fire.
gsd will not shut off if:
a) a minor leakage occurs (in this case, it refers to instructions covered under the heading - 'how to test for minor leaks').
b) the controls of an appliance (gas stove) in unlit condition is are left in on position.
c) there is insufficient flow through the spot where the leakage is occurring.
d) supply line is too small.
e) the gas system is mounted or placed near a corrosive area or an area which is subjected to vibration. In most of the cases where hose rapture occurs and if there is insufficient flow due to blockage restriction, or the supply line diameter (internal diameter), is too small gsd may not be activated. Automatic shut off may occur if gas consumption is excessive at low cylinder pressure. However, if shut off continually occurs it is advisable to have the system safely checked immediately by an authorized gas fitter. Do not use the system until the problem has
been rectified. In such a situation it is also possible that cylinder may need refilling. Shut-off is indicated by the gsd when the dial needle suddenly returns to zero. If shut off occurs, the gas stove controls may be turned to off position and procedure for 'how to test for minor
leaks' should be repeated. If continuous shut-off occurs, the lpg system would need to be rectified by an authorized gas fitter. At extreme low temperature and severe winter conditions gsd will shut off gas supply and may not function properly.

We provide gas safety device.
Specifications
features of gas safety device (gsd)
gsd will automatically shut-off the gas supply from the cylinder.
features of gsd
gsd will automatically shut-off the gas supply from the cylinder due to major leakages of gas caused due to:
a) the rupturing of a tube or pulling off the stove or regulator.
b) the regulator failed to function properly.
c) the tube catching fire.
gsd will not shut off if:
a) a minor leakage occurs (in this case, it refers to instructions covered under the heading - 'how to test for minor leaks').
b) the controls of an appliance (gas stove) in unlit condition is are left in on position.
c) there is insufficient flow through the spot where the leakage is occurring.
d) supply line is too small.
e) the gas system is mounted or placed near a corrosive area or an area which is subjected to vibration. In most of the cases where hose rapture occurs and if there is insufficient flow due to blockage restriction, or the supply line diameter (internal diameter), is too small gsd may not be activated. Automatic shut off may occur if gas consumption is excessive at low cylinder pressure. However, if shut off continually occurs it is advisable to have the system safely checked immediately by an authorized gas fitter. Do not use the system until the problem has
been rectified. In such a situation it is also possible that cylinder may need refilling. Shut-off is indicated by the gsd when the dial needle suddenly returns to zero. If shut off occurs, the gas stove controls may be turned to off position and procedure for 'how to test for minor
leaks' should be repeated. If continuous shut-off occurs, the lpg system would need to be rectified by an authorized gas fitter. At extreme low temperature and severe winter conditions gsd will shut off gas supply and may not function properly.