How to Read a Propane Tank Gauge
With winter in full swing in Central and Western New York, you may be relying on propane deliveries to stay warm. As a propane user, you should know that it’s important not to let your tank run empty. You can find out how much propane you have left by reading your tank gauge. Keep reading this post to learn how to read your tank gauge and when to order propane from Wendt’s Propane.
How to Check Your Propane Tank Level
Are you familiar enough with your propane tank to determine when you need a propane delivery? It’s a simple task that you can easily monitor.
- Go to your propane tank. Propane tanks are located outside.
- Lift the lid on your tank and view the percentage.
- You want to order propane at 30%.
Check Your Fuel Levels Routinely
During heavy usage seasons, like the winter, it’s a good idea to check your fuel levels routinely so that it becomes a habit. Take weather into account when planning your deliveries, too; heavy storms and extremely cold weather can make heating systems run longer and make roads become impassable, a combination that may cause a fuel emergency. If bad weather is on the way, please be sure to place your order in enough time to get a refill.
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Simplify Your Fuel Deliveries Automatic Delivery
The best possible way to decrease your chance of a fuel runout is by signing up for automatic propane delivery. The experts at Wendt’s Propane will manage your deliveries and ensure that your tank always has enough fuel to keep your home comfortable. With automatic delivery, you can stress less about your deliveries and have total peace of mind.
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Count on Wendt’s Propane for Reliable Deliveries
Contact us with any questions or to place your next oil or propane delivery! We offer propane for residential, commercial and agricultural needs, and we are dedicated to giving our customers great prices and outstanding customer service. Become a customer or request fuel from us today.
