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Controlling the safe fill level is a technical requirement that NLX monitors closely during every LPG delivery, helping customers reduce the risk of leaks or fire caused by gas expansion and protect both people and property.

A central LPG system designed by NLX integrates gas-leak alarms and automatic shut-off valves with the central control system, providing an effective solution for safety and operation in hotels and shopping centres.

Moving from individual LPG cylinders to a central system saves space, removes the inconvenience of frequent cylinder changes and improves safety through leak detectors and emergency shut-off valves. The NLX team tailors the design to each kitchen or production layout.

Choosing a reputable LPG supplier with a properly trained technical team and strict compliance with fire-prevention and firefighting and NFPA standards is the first step towards safe gas use. NLX supports customers through inspections, periodic maintenance and annual safety training.

If you smell gas, do not operate electrical equipment; warn others and leave the hazardous area. Close the emergency valve or provide natural ventilation only if you are trained and have determined that it is safe to do so; do not re-enter the hazardous area. From a safe location, call the NLX technical team immediately to control the situation before it becomes a serious incident.

NLX provides customers' teams with periodic training on small-fire response: evacuate in the correct direction; only trained personnel should isolate the LPG supply and use suitable firefighting equipment when conditions permit, while calling professional emergency services.

Only trained personnel may take action in response to an LPG incident. NLX teaches this principle to customers' teams to support a safe response in an emergency.

Proper storage — well ventilated, upright, away from heat sources and with clear warning signs — is a fundamental principle that NLX recommends to every customer so risks are prevented from the storage stage onward.

A dedicated forklift LPG cylinder with a check valve, excess-flow valve and standard ACME coupling improves fuel efficiency while reducing the risk of cold burns and fire compared with using a domestic gas cylinder.

LPG is not toxic, but a leak in an enclosed space can displace oxygen and cause asphyxiation. NLX recommends suitable ventilation and regulatory compliance to maintain safe conditions of use.

Correct pipe sizing and equipment selected to the right technical specifications determine LPG efficiency. NLX engineers calculate pressure loss and flow from the design stage to optimise customers' fuel efficiency.

Keeping enough cylinders operating at the same time helps maintain stable pressure and avoid reduced flow rates and unnecessary heat loss. NLX recommends a cylinder or tank configuration that helps customers optimise consumption while maintaining operating performance.