500 Gallon Propane Tank (Above Ground)

Description:

*Price includes shipping, installation and wireless meter.

All propane tanks are only available for customers that sign up with Tankfarm for their propane services.

Introducing our durable and reliable 500-Gallon Propane Tank – the perfect solution for all your residential or commercial propane needs. Whether you’re looking to power your heating system, run appliances, or fuel your outdoor equipment, this tank is designed to meet your demands with efficiency and safety in mind.

*** This item is not returnable due to its size and shipping method (LTL). Please allow an extra 2 business days processing time. Customer will need to be home to receive the order as it will be curbside delivery. ***

Details:

 

• 500 gallon above ground propane tank.
• Approximate weight: 871 pounds
• Conforms to the latest edition of the ASME code for Pressure Vessels, Section VIII, Division 1. Complies with NFPA 58.
• Rated at 250 psig MAWP from -20° F. to 1252 F. All tanks may be evacuated to a full (14.7 psi) vacuum.
• Vessels are pre-purge with vacuum and conforms with National Propane Gas Association HH1133-89(a) Alternative Purge Process.
• Vessel Finish: Coated with ArcCladTM, zinc rich epoxy primer and super durable TGIC polyester topcoat.

Features

• Taller collar to accommodate preferred regulator set-ups
• Superior Coating
• D.O1. 173.315(j) permits A.S.M.E. containers to be filled for transportation
• Heavy duty bottom foot ring
• Re-certification not required as compared with D.O.T. 4BW cylinders
• #72 liquid level outage valve orifice

What’s included with your installation

All installations are performed by certified propane technicians.

Tanks will be set on Tankfarm Supplied solid cement blocks.

Certified and or Licensed technician depending on territory will add propane product to the tank.

Connect it to your existing system, perform a leak and safety check and test fire all appliances.

All installations also come with our 13 Point Safety Inspection:

1. Check the location
2. Inspect the tank dome
3. Inspect the tank and supports
4. Check the data plate
5. Conduct a leak test
6. Inspect the valves and gauges
7. Inspect service valve
8. Inspect pigtail
9. Inspect relief valve
10. Check vapor equalizing valve
11. Check fixed maximum liquid level gauge
12. Check liquid level float gauge
13. Check liquid evacuation valve