120 Gallon Propane Tank
Our top-selling tank! Propane is a versatile energy source commonly used for heating homes, and it also fuels many electric generators when the power goes out. You'll benefit from a better propane price per gallon when you own your own tank.
Propane continues to be a popular choice among consumers when it comes to heating for residential, agricultural, and commercial industries. If you're looking for a 100 gal propane tank size, this is the right choice for you. 100 gallons refers to the actual number of gallons of propane the tank can hold, and 120 gallons refers to the total water capacity of the tank.
This type of tank is also known as a 420 lb. tank, which refers to the number of pounds of propane the tank will hold when filled to 80 percent. Typically, 100 gallon propane tanks are used for home heating, hot water, dryers, generators, and pool heat. 100 gallon propane tanks are also used for commercial applications such as heating, cooking, and dry cleaning. They are about 4 ft. tall.
Propane is easy to store and refill. Includes an internal gauge within tank lid for simple and convenient refilling. Recommended refilling is between 20-30% capacity.
A twin stage regulator is necessary for tank usage at a safe, working pressure. Propane is odorless, but an odorant is added to it so that it will give off a smell if it's leaking. If you have questions about the operation of your appliance or gas systems, contact your local gas dealer. Practice safety at all times. Never allow your gas container to be filled above the maximum safe level.
Specifications:
- Size: 118 gallon
- LPG Capacity: 95.9 gallons
- Water Capacity: 118 gallons
- Overall Height: 53.8"
- Body Height: 45.6"
- Cylinder Diameter: 30"
- Base Diameter: 23.1"
- Tare Weight: 291 lbs.
- Standard Specification Valve: CGA-510
- Sight Gauge: Yes
- Color: White
Notes:- Still under factory vacuum seal, must have local propane provider fill the tank for the first time.
- First fill requires propane provider to break the suction seal by filling the POL valve with Methanol. After that it can be filled through the ACME fill valve.
Features:
- TC/DOT cylinders can be transported with 80% of total container volume - ASME can be transported with a maximum of 5%
- DOT retest periods are 12 years after manufacturing, then each 5 year period thereafter
- TC retest period is every 10 years
- ASME code does not mandate a retest period
- Carbon steel construction with powder coat paint for maximium rust protection
- Heavier material for strength, protection and longer life in the field
- Collar and valves oriented for ease of manifolding
- #54 liquid level outage valve orifice
- Durable, rust-proof and dent-proof HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) lids have a 10-year guarantee
- For aboveground use
- Made in the U.S.A.
- See data sheet for more information
