Safety Guide
Install and use LPG products correctly
General reminders only. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions included with your product, and ask a qualified technician whenever you are unsure.
1. Identify your cylinder-valve type
The correct regulator depends on the valve on your cylinder, not only the gas brand. Compare your valve with the types below. If you're unsure, send us a photo before ordering.
Snap-On / De Salpak
Clicks onto the cylinder valve and locks in place. Petronas-type and Petron Gasul valves use different snap-on regulators, so check the valve before ordering.
View Snap-On / De Salpak regulatorsPOL Type / De Roska
Screws onto a threaded POL valve. Used by many Philippine LPG refill brands.
View POL Type / De Roska regulatorsA/S Valve
Auto shut-off valve regulators that snap on and lock with brass, made for Solane cylinders.
View A/S Valve regulators2. Before installing
- Close the cylinder valve and keep flames and switches away from the area.
- Inspect the hose and connections for cracks, hardening, kinks or damage. Replace worn parts.
- Read the instruction manual that comes with your regulator.
3. After installing
- Check connections with soapy water. Bubbles indicate a leak — close the valve and do not use the setup.
- A soapy-water check is one helpful step; it does not replace proper inspection or professional help.
- Close the cylinder valve when the stove is not in use for long periods.
If you smell gas, close the cylinder valve, avoid switches and flames, open windows, leave the area, and contact your LPG provider or local emergency services.