Five ways in which SGSD makes your kitchen safer
- LPG gas safety device has a Gas Pressure Indicator to monitor the pressure inside the LPG cylinder
- This indicator helps to keep your kitchen safe by automatically cutting off the gas in case the pressure drops
- SGSD is designed to detect any leakages from LPG cylinder, tube, stove and burner AND
- Cut off the gas supply in case the pressure regulator fitted on the cylinder fails for whatever reasons.
- Sohum LPG Gas Safety Device comes in two models for your convenience– horizontal and vertical which can be fitted on your LPG cylinder.
Features & Benefits
- Auto Shut off Facility for Normal Gas Leakage
- Gas Pressure Indicator
- Minor Gas Leakage Detection
- Saves Gas 10-15%
- Free Product Liability Insurance up to 1.25Cr.*
- 3 years of replacement guarantee
- Horizontal & Vertical Models
Safety & Quality Assurance
- ARAI Tested and Certified
- ISO 9001:2015 Company
- ARAI Certification
- CE Certification
House becomes a home when your loved ones live in it. Nothing should ever threaten the sanctity of your home, least of all gas leakages that can lead to dangerous accidents. At Sohum Auto Gas we made a promise to create innovative products of highest quality that will make kitchens safer and help prevent LPG leakage accidents.
Check our
glass top gas stove range or
4 Burner Gas Stove with advance safety features, buy at the best price
What is LPG?
- LPG is an abbreviation for LPG is an abbreviation for 'Liquefied Petroleum Gas’.
- This is a general description of Propane (C3H8) and Butane (C4H10) and either stored separately or together as a mix and some hydrocarbons.
What are the sources of Gas Leakage?
- Inside the valve of the Cylinder
- At the Regulator
- On the Tube
- On or Off Gas Stove Controller Switch
- Inside or close to the Burner Nozzle
Why are gas cylinders potentially dangerous?
A full Cylinder has 14.2kg of LPG that is 1 Kg of Liquefied Petroleum which is converted into 500 liters of Gas (1.87 to 26.5 let). When this 500 liters of Gas mix with Oxygen it increases its power by 50 times
I.e. 500 liters x 50 times = 25,000 liters of Explosive making it potentially dangerous.
What leads to Gas Cylinder related accidents?
The cylinder doesn't blast until the Gas inside leaks out and spreads everywhere. This creates a dangerous situation in which even a small fire, spark or even switching on mobile phone can trigger a blast.
Do LPG Cylinders have a Lifespan and how to verify the life span?
Yes, they do have a Lifespan. Expired Cylinders are not safe to use and may cause accidents.
The expiry date in alpha code is visible on one of three stems of the cylinder for example D-06. Number 06 stands for the validity year and the alphabets stand for quarters -
A for January |
- March |
(First Quarter), |
B for April |
- June |
(Second Quarter), |
C for July |
- September |
(Third Quarter), |
D for October |
- December |
(Fourth Quarter), |
Hence D-06 would mean December quarter of 2006. You should return an expired Cylinder, as it is prone to Leak and cause other hazardous accidents.
Cylinder that is from the next quarter of the year is ideally safe to get. Example - D-16. This cylinder can be used from Oct till Dec 2018.However on Jan 2014 this cylinder gets expired.