Plug and Play: Pune firm launches compact LPG system

The system would be India's first LOT LPG system with plug and play functionality for easy installation

First India Bureau

Pune: Pune Gas, a Pune-based company, has introduced a skidmounted or a panel enclosure model with plug and play functionality to make the installation process of the Liquid Off Take (LOT) type LPG cylinders easier.

Pune Gas, which provides modern solutions to heat and gas needs, showcased “India’s first high off-take compact LPG System” in the 37th edition of AAHAR – Asia’s largest International Food and Hospitality Fair held in New Delhi recently, said a release.

The LOT system (Liquid Off Take) is a revolutionary solution for multiple industries in India, providing a highly efficient and safe alternative to hazardous practices. It is the country’s first dry type vapouriser, making it a game-changing technology.

Jesal Sampat, the Executive Director of Pune Gas told that the LPG vapouriser is a made in India solution inspired by Germen engineering, for the ever changing gas needs of the country.

He added that extensive research has gone into the project to make it perfectly viable for

Indian households.

“This technology is India’s first compact LPG system that comes

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with a high-efficiency dry-type vapourizer. It is enclosed in a flameproof panel, making it safe for use, and best suited for users who off-take or use LPG up to 50 kg/hr. In order to make the installation process more easier and friendly for LOT cylinders, the skidmounted unit or the panel enclosure with plug and play functionality has been introduced. The LPG system is mounted on a heavyduty fabricated MS structural skid and comes with cylinder manifolds with fittings,” the release added.

The tragic accident occurred on the LaturGulbarga national highway at around 7 am, as the family was returning to Nilanga town in Latur district from Pune after attending a wedding. According to a police official, the accident claimed the lives of four individuals, including a 27-year-old man and three children. Two of the children were 10 years old, while the other was 15 years old.

“Prima facie, the driver lost his control of the wheel following which the car overturned and fell off a bridge,” assistant police inspector Nana Linge said.