Safety First

Your Safety Is Our No. 1 Priority

 At Ramco Industries Limited, we are committed to promoting the safe handling, storage, and use of LPG through rigorous standards, employee training, and customer education. Safety is at the heart of everything we do, guiding every operation, delivery, and customer interaction to ensure the highest standards of protection and reliability.

Use an approved regulator and hose.

Regulator -Only purchase approved regulators or those that carry the code EN16129 or EN12864, usually stamped at the top of the regulator. It is recommended to be changed every 5 years.

Hose – Ensure the hose is approved for LPG use and is clearly marked with ‘LPG’ on it or has the code EN559. Inspect regularly for cracks, kinks or damages. Replace immediately if any are found or every two years as a safety precaution.

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Soapy water leak test

Brush soapy water on the regulator joint. Bubbles mean a leak — close the valve and call us.

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Kitchen Safety Tips

Keep a window cracked or your range hood on while cooking. Fresh air is your best friend.

 

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Cylinder Storage

Always store and transport tanks vertically, away from heat sources or direct sunlight.

 

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Important Steps in Case of a LPG Leak

When you’re done cooking, close the cylinder valve — not just the stove knob.

 

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Safety Tips For 100lb LPG System

A carbon monoxide detector is inexpensive insurance against the invisible.

Small daily checks that make a big difference.

Everyday safety habits

— Safety Check

Steps in case of leakage

Memorize these five steps. Share them with your family.

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Immediately turn off the regulator.

02

Turn OFF stove. Do not switch ON/OFF switches or appliances.

03

Ventilate the area immediately or remove the cylinder outdoors if it's safe to do so.

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Call us at 800-COOK(2665) or in case of injury or fire, call emergency services at 990.

— Watch & learn

Safety videos