
Standard rented gas cylinders are not intended to be refilled by the customer - and much is said about the dangers and legal implications of doing so. We couldn’t agree more. Safefill cylinders are designed to be refilled.
Our cylinders feature:
- Automatic overfill prevention device - prevention of filling past 80% max fill
- Additional back-check valve if you accidentally forget to close the valve after filling
- Tamper-proof fittings which only allow gas to exit when connected to an appliance
- Always keep your cylinder in an upright position.
- Do not drop your cylinder from your vehicle as damage to bottles and valves can be caused.
- Never change or store cylinders in the presence of naked flames.
- Never store or use below ground level, as any leakage will collect at low levels.
- Storage should be well ventilated, preferably outdoors.
- Don't use tools to operate bottle valves.
- Check hoses regularly. Ensure the cylinder is properly secured with hose clips. If hoses are damaged or showing signs of wear, replace them (using hose of correct quality).

SAFEFILL - Extensive testing
Safefill Cylinders are subjected to extensive testing including: cycle testing, extreme temperature testing, long term ageing tests and static load fatigue tests.
The most widely adopted inspection interval is 10 years. Periodic inspection in the European countries is done in accordance with ADR and ISO 11623. Some countries however, have 15 years inspection interval.
SAFEFILL _
innovation Award
Safefill are Proud Finalists of the APEA Innovation
Award 2017
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The refilling of rented gas cylinders is illegal and could see you prosecuted for theft; it’s also extremely dangerous. Quite rightly the industry has serious concerns about this practice and wants to stamp it out. So do we – and that’s why we designed the Safefill cylinder to be safe and easy to refill. We looked at all the issues identified by the industry and developed a product that’s so easy to use; has no complicated hoses or attachments that could be incorrectly used; has an integral overfill protection device (OPD); a secondary back check valve in case you forget to close the valve and tamper-proof fittings that mean gas can only come out of the cylinder when it is attached to an appliance.


All three adaptors in stock most weeks..
NOTE: WE ONLY STOCK GENUINE SAFEFILL ADAPTERS AND EXTS..
you will see many fake safefill exts etc on Ebay and other sites ..
Please note, as a sample the Safefill UK Ext. is only available as a 50mm .. if you see a 100mm one you will know its not genuine ..
We are not saying these will not work but we feel using a genuine Safefill product is best,
Continental
italian / french
and the Acme adaptor
£29.99 for the pair
also the Spanish Euro connector.. £24.99 ea
and - some UK Gas suppliers have a longer reach requirement so we stock the UK bayonet extension adaptor .. £19.90 ea
Note: These are GENUINE safefill products .. there are many on the market !
Our 50mm UK Ext. Adaptor is the correct length

Spanish / Euro Adaptor
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Italian - French Cup and Acme Adaptor Sold as pair

Genuine UK Ext. Adaptor by Safefill



- Small
5KG Cylinder Capacity: 8.5 litres (80% fill) Height: 396 mmDiameter: 310 mm
- Medium
7.5KG Cylinder Capacity: 14.5 litres (80% fill) Height: 482 mmDiameter: 310 mm
- Large
10KG Cylinder Capacity: 19.5 litres (80% fill) Height: 583 mmDiameter: 310 mm
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- Small cylinder weighs 3.4kg empty and 8.4kg when full
- Medium cylinder weighs 4.1kg empty and 11.6kg when full
- Large cylinder weighs 5kg empty and 15kg when full
Safefill gas is PROPANE
Which type of LPG should I use?The majority of caravans / Motorhomes use either propane or butane gas to power their appliances. But which gas is right for you?
Butane gas is ideal for caravanning and camping during the warmer months. It can be used indoors all year round but is only suitable for outdoor use during the summer months, due to its high freezing point.
Our propane gas can be used all year round outdoors, making it the perfect choice who use their caravans / motorhomes whatever the weather. Our Lightweight propane SAFEFILL Propane ,
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The majority of caravans / Motorhomes use either propane or butane gas to power their appliances. But which gas is right for you?
Butane gas is ideal for caravanning and camping during the warmer months. It can be used indoors all year round but is only suitable for outdoor use during the summer months, due to its high freezing point.
Our propane gas can be used all year round outdoors, making it the perfect choice who use their caravans / motorhomes whatever the weather. Our Lightweight propane SAFEFILL Propane ,
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Once you have purchased your bottle please visit the safefill registration page to reg your details / thanks
www.safefill.co.uk/registration-of-cylinder.html
www.safefill.co.uk/registration-of-cylinder.html



When filling please be MINDFULL.
Important to note the reduced FIRST FILL RULE.. (this is NOT the 80% amount)
First fill
5KG = 6 Litres
7.5KG = 10 Litres
10KG = 15 Litres
Further fills from empty
5KG 8 Litres
7.5 KG 14.5 Litres
10 KG 19.5 Litres
NOTE: IF PART FILLING (TOPPING UP)
PLEASE BE MINDFUL TO THE AMOUNT ALREADY IN THE CYLINDER.
As there are a few reasons why the OPD will not auto shut off ..
TO FILL.
Visit an LPG supplier
Take Bottle out of Locker
Place on a solid flat ground
Ensure tap is off
Connect the hand held gun
by locating the to spigots to the slots..
Twist the gun to lock, some guns have an extra locking system
turn on cylinder tap, then sqeeze the trigger, keep sqeezing ..
Press and hold in the start buttom, (normally green)
keep pressed in until you reach the litres required
take hand off green button .. THEN TURN OFF BOTTLE TAP
Release the lock and twist anti clockwise..
at this point when pulling the gun off you will hear a short blast of gas ..
Most guns now have a rubber shield to assist with this gas loss.
Then you can fit bottle back in locker ... HAPPY HOLS !

2004 FIXED REGULATOR RULES
installations Until September 2003, different regulators were required, depending on which gas was being used - butane being regulated to 28mbar and propane to 37mbar.
Regulators were attached to the gas cylinder itself, with the low-pressure gas from the regulator then being taken into the caravan through a thin, low-pressure hose.
These hoses were vulnerable to damage and age-related deterioration, and needed regular replacement (typically every three years).
Sample „old style‟ regulators: 28mbar 4.5kg butane 28mbar 7kg/15kg butane 37mbar 3.9kg/6kg propane The introduction of the EN1949 European Standard for 2004 model-year caravans (from September 2003 in the UK) then harmonised pressure for both gases as 30mbar, meaning a single regulator now suits both propane and butane.
EN1949 allows for either bulkhead or cylinder-mounted regulators. Convention
within the UK caravan industry is to use a bulkhead-mounted regulator. Some
continental-built caravans and motor caravans, however, may be imported with
cylinder-mounted ones. Such regulators may not be compatible with UK gas cylinders
without the use of adapters, or may need to be replaced with a bulkhead-mounted one
instead. With a bulkhead-mounted regulator, gas is taken from the cylinder at high
pressure via a heavy-duty supply hose, which is much more robust than the formerly used low pressure hoses.
We advice you contact your local LPG Expert if you have any concerns

OUR LOCAL LPG GAS FILL UP STATION //
Todays rate: 99.9 p per litre (1st April 22)
Camel Hill (Its now a Texaco garage)
Queen Camel
Yeovil
Somerset BA22 7PH
Note: For traffic safety reasons PLEASE APPROCH this garage with the site on your left ..
If coming from Yeovil heading east .. please continue past the station to the roundabout and come back up the three lane road
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SAFEFILL FOR BOATS .....
