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Energy Saving Tips For Your Home
Learn how to get the most out of your gas; right from the moment you get it, to how you use and store it in your kitchen.
At Proto Energy, we believe energy is more than fuel, it’s about safety, responsibility, and sustainability. Every time you bring an LPG cylinder home, you take on the responsibility of handling it with care. From connecting it correctly, to safe storage and mindful use, small actions make a big difference. Practicing safe and efficient energy use not only lowers costs but also ensures the well-being of your family and community.
we are committed to providing safe, clean and accessible LPG solutions and empowering you with the right practices to use them responsibly. Together, we can create safer homes, healthier communities and a more sustainable future.
Tips for Filled Cylinder Handling at Home
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Always keep the cylinder upright on a flat surface.
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Ensure the valve is tightly closed before moving.
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Connect the regulator securely, and open the valve slowly.
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Check for leaks using soapy water, never with a flame.
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Keep away from direct sunlight, stoves and open flames.
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Store in a well-ventilated space.
Tips for Empty Cylinder Handling at Home
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Close the valve before disconnecting.
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Close all the knobs of the LPG appliance
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Never disconnect the regulator with the knob in on position.
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Turn the knob of the regulator to off position.
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Do not leave empty cylinders lying around store them safely.
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Keep empties upright, just like filled ones.
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Return empties to your authorized supplier for refilling/exchange.
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Never attempt to refill a cylinder on your own.
LPG Saving Tips At Home
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Prepare all cooking materials and ingredients before cooking
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Always cover food while cooking to trap heat.
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Use the right cooking pot or pan size for every burner.
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Cook with medium flame; high flame wastes gas.
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Use flat-bottomed pots for better heat contact.
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Avoid overcooking, switch off once food is done.
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Soak cereals in water, for a minimum of 3 hours before cooking them.
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Thaw frozen meals before cooking.