How many appliances are allowed to be supplied from a single LPG line according to the regulations?

The regulation concerning the supply of appliances from a single LPG line is quite strict to ensure safety and efficiency. Allowing only one appliance to be supplied from a single LPG line minimizes the risk of overloading the line and potential leaks or failures. This regulatory approach is designed to ensure that there is a dedicated and adequate supply of gas for that one appliance, thereby maintaining proper combustion and operational safety.

By restricting the number of appliances on a single line, it becomes easier to monitor and manage gas flow, ensuring that each appliance operates efficiently without the risk of insufficient gas supply or pressure fluctuations that could occur with multiple appliances sharing the same line. This is particularly critical with LPG systems, where safety and risk management are paramount due to the flammable nature of the gas.

In different scenarios, like low pressure or regulated systems, the safety considerations still prioritize minimal risk, which is why the regulations set a clear limitation on the number of appliances. Hence, having only one appliance supplied from a single LPG line adheres to the safety protocols established in the standards.