How to Check if Your LPG Gas Cylinder Has Expired
Using an expired LPG cylinder can be dangerous. Here’s an easy way to check the expiry date at home.
Importance of Checking LPG Cylinder Expiry
LPG gas cylinders are widely used in households for cooking.
Many people overlook safety and continue using expired cylinders.
Using an expired cylinder can cause serious accidents.
Just like other products, LPG cylinders have a validity period.
Regularly checking the expiry date ensures household safety.
Where to Find the Expiry Date
You do not need to visit an agency to check the expiry.
The expiry date is printed directly on the cylinder’s strips.
Look for a combination of letters and numbers, e.g., A-27, B-28, C-25, D-26.
Understanding the Letters
The letters indicate the month period in which the cylinder will expire:
A → january to March
B → april to June
C → July to September
D → october to December
Understanding the Numbers
The numbers next to the letters indicate the year of expiry.
For example:
D-26 → Expires between october and december 2026
B-28 → Expires between april and june 2028
Steps to Check Your Cylinder
Locate the expiry strip on your LPG cylinder.
Read the letter and number combination.
Identify the expiry month using the letter.
Identify the expiry year using the number.
Ensure your cylinder is within the valid period before use.
Safety Tip
Never use a cylinder after its expiry date.
Regularly checking cylinders can prevent accidents at home.
✅ Conclusion:
By understanding the letters and numbers on the LPG cylinder strip, you can easily determine its expiry date at home and ensure safe usage.
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