In heating hydrocarbon gases can be used in many areas.

Advantageous source of energy mainly for:

• houses
• industrial buildings
• agriculture
• commercial zones and storage halls
• accomodation facilities and hotels
• schools

Main advantages of hydrocarbon gases in heating:

• clean and ecological heat source
• comfortable servicing and easy regulation
• reliability
• safety
• not depending on distribution network

A mixture of propane-butane or butane is used for heating – differences in their use.
    One of the basic characteristics which distinguishes propane from butane is the vapour pressure and evaporative capacity. While propane can evaporate at temperature -42 °C and has higher pressure, butane does not evaporate at temperatures under the zero. That is the reason why propane is mainly used as heating medium for pressure tank stations without a vaporizer. On the other hand, cylinders which are placed especially in buildings, cases or sheds, where the temperatures do not drop under the zero point, it is recommended to use a mixture of propane and butane for filling. You can use either a summer mixture with lower content of propane (30 – 40%) or a winter mixture where the proportion of propane and butane is opposite. Butane use in heating is limited by a possibility of its economical warm-up.