Propane Tank Safety & Compliance
Important Propane Safety Information
Propane is a flammable fuel, and propane storage equipment must be handled, installed, inspected, maintained, and operated appropriately.
ElitePropaneTanks.com provides propane storage equipment and product information. Customers are responsible for ensuring that their equipment and installation comply with applicable federal, state, local, manufacturer, and authority requirements.
Professional Installation
Propane tanks should be installed by qualified professionals familiar with applicable propane installation requirements.
Follow Manufacturer Requirements
Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions and specifications for:
- Installation
- Handling
- Inspection
- Maintenance
- Connections
- Pressure requirements
- Storage
- Transportation
Local Requirements
Requirements can differ based on location and application. Customers should consult the applicable authority having jurisdiction and qualified propane professionals before installation.
Do Not Modify the Tank
Do not drill, weld, cut, alter, modify, or repair a propane tank unless the work is performed by appropriately qualified personnel using approved procedures.
Before Installation
Verify:
- Tank capacity
- Tank condition
- Manufacturer
- Identification markings
- Applicable certification/listing information
- Dimensions
- Pressure rating
- Installation configuration
- Site requirements
Emergency Situations
If you smell propane or suspect a propane leak, leave the area immediately and follow the emergency procedures provided by your propane supplier and local emergency authorities.
Do not create sparks or operate electrical equipment near a suspected leak.
This page is general information and does not replace applicable codes, regulations, manufacturer instructions, professional advice, or emergency guidance.