LPG is a mixture of butane and propane. Butane can "freeze" so that it becomes unusable in freezing weather.
Propane, on the other hand, is resistant to -42 degrees.
LPG also contains some oil and it is this oil that can adversely affect your gas burner so that it will no longer work.
Therefore, it is advisable to fill up with propane only.
This is a bit more expensive but does not damage your installation and remains usable under all circumstances.
Addresses where you can only fill up with propane:
| Name |
Location |
Telephone no. |
| All-Gas |
Walenstraat 57, 3500 Hasselt |
011/21.24.35 or 011/22.15.11 |
| The Creator |
't Zand, NL-4576 Koewacht |
31(0)11/436.17.02 |
| Macogas |
Stokstraat 30, 9770 Kruishoutem |
09/383.65.15 |
| Practigas |
Berkendreef 9, 3910 Neerpelt |
011/64.10.61
www.practigas.be |
| Motorhomes Konings |
Sander De Vosstraat 141, 2500 Lier |
03/482.38.67 or 03/422.55.04
Only on Fridays between 13h-17h*. |
| Multigas |
Industripark 25 A, 3300 Tienen |
016/81.04.75 |
| Elgas |
Terlinden 1, 9450 Denderhoutem |
054/33.00.31 or 054/32.37.45 |
| Elgas |
Mallaartstraat 29, 9400 Ninove |
054/33.00.31 or 054/32.37.45 |
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I have always heard that propane is more common when camping. At least, I am not talking about small quantities, but about large ones, such as you find in motorhomes and caravans with a small kitchen. I would not want my gas to freeze.
Thank you for your response!