Propane Refill in NJ

Are you looking for propane refill in NJ? Modern Propane has been providing propane refill in NJ since 1969. At Modern Propane, we are a one-stop-shop for propane and BBQ products. Whether you need propane tank refill or propane tank exchange, we will take care of your propane needs promptly. Modern Propane is propane refill station and a grill superstore that fills a wide varieties of propane tanks of various sizes. 

Most people have argued that exchanging propane tanks is quite easier and even less expensive than refilling them. This is not true, as refilling propane tanks have proven to be the most cost-effective. Exchanging your propane tanks does not give you credits which you get when you refill from any of the reliable, credible, and certified dealers in the state you reside in.

When Should You Refill Your Propane Tank?

While most people will wait for their tanks to run dry before refilling, it is recommended that you refill your tank when there are about two pounds of fuel left. To enable you to know when to refill your tank, there are two popular ways you can check the propane level of your tank.

• Check the overfill protection or fuel gauge device that is located at the top of the tank. If the gauge's arrow points at the red zone, it means that your tank needs to be refilled.
  
  
• You could also decide to weigh your propane tank on a scale, then subtract the tare weight. The tare weight refers to the weight of the propane tank when it is empty.

Ways You Can Safely Transport Your Refilled Propane Tanks

Transporting their refilled tanks is one thing that has discouraged most people from refilling their tanks. Although, this could be a problem, and even life-threatening if not done carefully, there are certain tested tips that would definitely help. These tips are;

1. After refill, ensure that you properly close the tank valve.
   
   
2. Then, you secure the tank by placing it upright.
   
   
3. The tanks should be placed in an area that is properly ventilated.

When making the journey to refill your tank, ensure that the tank is placed in an upright position. You can do this by getting propane tank stabilizers.

Propane Tank Refill Cost

The amount charged for the refill of a tank will depend on the size of the tank and also the refill station. As mentioned earlier, it has been discovered that exchanging tanks is over 20% more expensive than refilling tanks from any of the certified and registered stations.

Refilling Propane Tanks Safety Tips

You will agree that filling propane tanks could be a dangerous thing, so it is important that you pay attention to certain personal safety tips.

• Storage and location; the propane refill station should be located about 30ft away from any building. Although, this will depend on the number of tanks that are present for a refill. When refilling, ensure that the tank is placed in a position that is properly ventilated. Also, all Fire Service rules and regulations must be adhered to ensure safety.
  

• Only well-trained individuals should be allowed to refill propane tanks or containers. All those in charge of the refill should be fully accessed before they are allowed to fill tanks. As an added tip, the attendant should be fully covered. Also, the tank owners should stand away from the container during the refill process.

For more information about propane refill in NJ and services we provide at Modern Propane, call us at our Lodi BBQ store: (973) 778-0812, our Toms River BBQ store: (732) 228-7958, or visit us at either location.

Modern Propane - Your Trusted Provider For propane refill in NJ.

Propane Construction Heaters in NJ

 Construction Sites Propane Heaters

Keep your construction site warm with a propane construction heater from Modern Propane. With a wide variety of different sizes and strengths, our propane construction heaters are affordable and dependable during winter construction projects.

Often times, owning propane heaters at construction sites could be a luxury. This is because most of them get too cold on site. When this happens, it is important that a well-renowned heating company is called to offer the needed assistance.

The various types of propane heaters include:

• Direct heaters; this option is used when airflow has limited insulation in that particular location. These fire heaters have been designed to run on natural gas or propane.
• Indirect heaters; this option provides clean warm air in locations that are tightly insulated, often times, they require ducting. They usually run on natural gas, diesel or propane. One of the core benefits of this propane heater is the fact that it reduces the creation of moisture.
• Convection heaters; these are propane heaters that do not require electricity before they operate. They have been designed for early-stage construction work when electricity is not available.

Propane Heaters For Construction Sites 

While we have discussed some of the options heating companies can opt for, it is important that we mention some of the propane heaters that have been designed for construction sites. These heaters are;

  Forced Air Heater 40k BTU

  Forced Air Heater 65k BTU

 Radiant Heater with Wheels

 Mr. Heater 45k BTU Tank Mounted Heater

  Mr. Heater 15k BTU Tank Mounted Heater

  Mr. Heater 30k BTU Tank Mounted Heater

Propane Heater Safety Tips 

1. The placement; this is actually the first safety tip that we will consider. It is advised that you place your propane heater in specific areas where there would be no contact with combustible materials. You could place your heater on cemented grounds just outside the building. For additional safety, you could create a 4ft square area that would ensure that the heater does not come in contact with certain flammable materials like insulation and plywood.
   
2. Keep the tanks clean, upright, and dry; as you choose a position for your heater, ensure that it is placed upright. This is very important because storing or placing the heater upright ensure that the relief valve is in contact with vapor, thus, preventing further risk.
   
3. Check the condition of the heater; while you have found a good place to store the heater in an upright shape, it is important that you regularly check the condition of this heater. If the heater does not produce a spark, does not stay in, or if you smell gas, it is advised that you discontinue use until it is perfectly fixed.
   
   
4. Ensure that the heater is properly ventilated; to ensure that workers are safe, it is important you ensure that the heater it ventilated.
   
   
5. Do not use these heaters to warm or dry clothes; this could feel like an easy and harmless act, it is one of the major fire risks. Use the heater for the main reason it was designed for. 

To learn more about Propane Construction Heaters in NJ or our other grilling appliances and accessories, call Modern Propane's Lodi, NJ showroom at (973) 778-0812 or our Toms River Showroom at (732) 228-7958.

Modern Propane – Your trusted source for Propane Construction Heaters in NJ.