Indane LPG Gas Regulator – Compatible INDANE Cylinders Red Color Safe Durable India

Your Indane LPG gas regulator is leaking, damaged, or past its expiry date? This ISI-marked LPG regulator is compatible with INDANE (Indian Oil) cylinders — India's most widely used domestic LPG cylinder — in the iconic red colour.

About LPG Gas Regulators in India

A gas regulator is a critical safety device that controls the flow of LPG from the cylinder to your gas stove. Indian safety standards (IS 8737) require all domestic LPG regulators to be ISI-marked and replaced every 5 years. Using a damaged or expired regulator is a serious fire hazard.

Indane vs Bharat vs HP — Regulator Compatibility

INDANE (Indian Oil), Bharat Gas (BPCL), and HP Gas (HPCL) all use the same standard LPG cylinder valve (IS 8737 Type A) — meaning one standard Indian LPG regulator fits all three. This red regulator is designed for INDANE cylinders but will also fit Bharat Gas and HP Gas cylinders.

When to Replace Your LPG Regulator

• Regulator is older than 5 years (check manufacture date on body)
• Smell of gas (LPG smell) near the regulator or cylinder
• Visible cracks, corrosion, or damage to the regulator body or hose
• Regulator not sitting securely on the cylinder valve
• Gas stove flame is irregular despite full cylinder

Key Features

• ISI-marked — meets IS 8737 Indian safety standard
• Compatible INDANE, Bharat Gas, and HP Gas cylinders
• Red color — standard INDANE cylinder colour coding
• Safe and durable — tested for LPG pressure safety
• Easy installation — snap-fit onto cylinder valve

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FAQ

Q: Does this regulator fit Bharat Gas cylinders?
Yes — this regulator fits INDANE, Bharat Gas, and HP Gas cylinders (all use IS 8737 Type A valve).

Q: How do I install an LPG regulator safely?
Ensure gas is turned off at the stove. Align the regulator with the cylinder valve, press down firmly, and turn clockwise to lock. Check for leaks with soapy water. If unsure, contact your gas agency.