Gaslow Multivalve self-refillable gas cylinders are easy to use and will save you money every time you fill with LPG, making them a convenient alternative to the standard rental gas bottles you would normally exchange at a garage forecourt or camping store. For example, Calor Gas, Flo Gas or Shell Gas cylinders.
 
Gaslow self-refillable LPG gas cylinders are designed to be user refilled at a garage forecourt that sells Autogas of which there are many Autogas / LPG stations throughout the United Kingdom and Europe.
 
Autogas or LPG sold at a garage forecourt, service station or a gas bottle dealer is a very cheap way to purchase LPG, which is normally less than 50% of the cost of a rental gas bottle refill.
 
You don’t have to carry the Gaslow cylinder or cylinders as they are fitted into your gas locker connected to a fill point. Unlike a rental gas bottle which you have to disconnect, carry to the store usually leaving some unused gas in the cylinder and then carry back to the vehicle and reconnect.
 
To add more convenience with a Gaslow system, you can also top up your Gaslow Multivalve self-refillable gas cylinders whenever and wherever you wish and do not need to wait until they are empty thanks to the built in 80% safety cut off valve.
 
To save some confusion LPG and Autogas are the same gas, it is just how a service station or filling plant choose to describe the product.
 
An important factor to take into account is that you can refill a Gaslow Multivalve self-refillable gas cylinder or cylinders in any country that dispenses LPG or Autogas, simply use the correct fill adapter for the country you are visiting and fill the same way you would as if you are in the UK.
 
Gaslow Multivalve self-refillable gas cylinders have functionality as standard that only the market leading Rotarex Multivalve gives. Automatic 80% overfill protection when filling, mechanically accurate contents gauge, excess flow in case of hose rupture for safety, and very important is the built-in sintered bronze filter stopping unwanted contamination entering your gas system! All this as standard which you will not find on other standard TPED refillable gas cylinders!
 
To fill a Gaslow cylinder or cylinders you simply drive up to an LPG or Autogas pump, connect the pump filler hose to the Gaslow filler point on your vehicle, dispense the gas until the cylinders are 80% full which is when the pump will stop thanks to the automatic 80% cut off valve, then pay for what you have used, simple as that.
 
You are running low of gas and want to fill up with LPG, but you are not sure where your nearest LPG station to fill at is, you can search the internet if you have access, for LPG service stations near you, Autogas locations or LPG near me.
 
The two hose connections that you will see on the Gaslow multivalve cylinder are an industry standard, this means you can add a Gaslow cylinder to an existing installation of a Gas-it, Prakto or Alu-gas cylinder.
 
The LPG filler inlet connection is an ¾” SAE tapered male seat fitting which requires no sealant. The outlet of the cylinder is a 21.8LH which is normally referred to as a Butane fitting, same fitting as you would see on a 4.5kg Butane exchange cylinder, this is the hose fitting that you would connect your high-pressure regulator hose and then onto your regulator or changeover valve.  If you have a standard regulator hose with a POL end which is used on Propane exchange cylinders, you can add an adapter to convert to 21.8LH or just replace the hose.
 
The Gaslow cylinder would have a filler connection to allow the cylinder to be filled but remember this will only fill the Gaslow refillable cylinder and NOT the Calor, Flogas or Shell gas bottle.
 
Gaslow refillable LPG cylinders are used in the Motorhome, Caravan and Farrier industries along with catering vans and road repair specialists.