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Gas cylinders, particularly those containing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), have become indispensable in Nigerian households and industries. Beyond cooking, LPG is now a versatile and affordable alternative to electricity, catering to various needs like heating, refrigeration, and lighting. In this blog post, we delve into the world of gas cylinders, exploring their sizes, prices, and recent innovations.

Sizes of Gas Cylinders:

Gas cylinders in Nigeria come in various sizes to meet different needs. The sizes include 3kg, 5kg, 10kg, 12.5kg, and 50kg. Smaller cylinders are typically used domestically, while larger ones find applications in industrial and commercial settings.

Recent Innovations – Lite Safe LPG Composite Cylinders:

Gas cylinder manufacturers in Nigeria have embraced safety measures, introducing Lite Safe LPG Composite Cylinders. Although not widely prevalent yet, these cylinders offer enhanced safety features, including UV protection, recyclable materials, aesthetic appeal, reduced maintenance, explosion-proof design, translucent bodies, and lightweight efficiency. Priced between ₦32,000 and ₦40,000, these cylinders are expected to gain popularity, gradually replacing conventional models.

Gas Cylinder Prices and Sizes:

  1. 3kg Cylinder:

    • Cost: N10,000 – N15,000 (usually comes with a burner)
  2. 5kg Cylinder:

    • Cost: N15,000 – N20,000
    • Refilling cost: N3,921.35 – N4,500 (varies by state)

    States with the highest refilling prices: Gombe (N4,366.67), Bayelsa (N4,325.00), Adamawa (N4,250.00) States with the lowest refilling prices: Yobe (N3,200.00), Ogun (N3,450.00), Ondo (N3,480.77)

  3. 10kg Cylinder:

    • Cost: N25,000 – N40,000 (includes stove with stainless steel burner)
  4. 12.5kg Cylinder:

    • Cost: N28,000 – N45,000
    • Refilling cost: N8,726.30 – N10,000 (varies by state)

    States with the highest refilling prices: Osun (N8,782.14), Oyo (N8,400), Katsina (N8,300) States with the lowest refilling prices: Borno (N8,100), Akwa Ibom (N8,200), Cross River (N8,250)

  5. 50kg Cylinder:

    • Cost: N74,000 – N95,500
    • Used 50kg Cylinder: N45,000

Imported 12.5kg Cylinder:

  • CEPSA Stainless Cylinder (Used): N20,000
  • Brand New: N35,000 – N45,000

Accessories Prices:

  1. Anti-rust Cylinder Cover: N1,000
  2. Gas Cylinder Hose (20 yards): N7,500
  3. Gas Cylinder Hose (50 yards): N12,500
  4. Anti-rust Sitter with Burner: N5,000
  5. Anti-explosion Gas Cylinder (12.5kg): N35,000

Conclusion:

Selecting the right gas cylinder size depends on individual usage patterns. For households, the 12.5kg cylinder is a popular choice. Keep in mind that prices may vary by location, and innovations like Lite Safe cylinders are ushering in a new era of safety and efficiency in the gas cylinder market in Nigeria.

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