Thursday, April 11, 2013

All Walks Of Life

Gas Refrigerators are for all walks of life. Primarily for homes, cabins, and camps that do not have electricity. These non-electric units need only gas to operate. Either propane gas (LPG) or natural gas. Propane gas is stored in tanks commonly ranging in size from 5 gallons up to 20 gallons for the portable types and up to 500 gallons for the permanent type. The gas pressure must be controlled at the tank by a pressure regulator and then piped to the refrigerator. Light the fridge and away you go!! You will have full refrigeration within a few hours.
                         

Gas Fridges are used by full time off-grid home owners, part time vacation home owners, weekend get-a-way cabins, hunting camps, and in all types of remote places. Some users have grid power and elect to go with a gas fridge for other reasons. The gas fridges are silent, so some have tossed their noisy electric refrigerators in favor of a gas refrigerator. Some people are lucky enough to have a natural gas well located on their property and a natural gas refrigerator will greatly cut down on their energy costs. An electric refrigerator is the largest consumer of energy in a standard on grid household. Some not so fortunate people have a low tolerance to EMF (Electro Magnetic Fields) and have benefited greatly from the non-electric operation of a gas refrigerator.

One of the side benefits to being in sales of Gas Refrigerators is the stories you hear from customers. The logistics of getting a gas refrigerator to the remote site can be a story in itself. I have heard stories of the gas fridges being transported by sled across frozen lakes. By mule through the wilderness. By helicopter to the top of a look out tower. By boat or even row boat to the cabin. One fellow explained that he needed a fridge for his fish camp because he was tired of loading his chain saw on to his ATV  and riding 25 miles to the glacier to cut off a chunk of ice for his refrigeration every few days.

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