We know butane very well and we’re here to help you get to know the gas a little better
Butane (C₄H₁₀), like propane, is a form of LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas). With its boiling point at -2°C, butane is ideal for fuelling portable gas heaters and indoor use. Under natural atmospheric conditions, butane takes the form of a gas. However, in order to be stored, it needs to be liquefied, which can be achieved under moderate pressure.
If you'd like to know the differences between butane and propane or how butane fuels an appliance – take a look at our LPG page.
Butane gas bottles are ideal for your camping or caravanning trips, or fuelling your portable gas heater for those colder evenings. If you’re not sure whether you need a butane, propane or patio gas bottle, you can take a look at which Calor gas bottle do I need?
First things first, you should ensure that you have a 21mm regulator for your butane gas bottle. Next, simply visit our connecting a gas bottle page. We’ve created some simple steps for you, so your gas bottle will be connected (or disconnected) in no time.
Butane gas bottles are ideal for your camping or caravanning trips, or fuelling your portable gas heater for those colder evenings. If you’re not sure whether you need a butane, propane or patio gas bottle, you can take a look at which Calor gas bottle do I need?
