These figures speak for themselves. Here are the average fuel costs in Devon per litre -
LPG - £0.69p
Petro - £1.37p
Diesel - £1.41p
(Prices as per 03/07/2013)
Why join the millions of people already converted to LPG?
1. Save up to 50% on your fuel costs every time you fill up!
2. The average customer payback time is 6-12 months.
3. As an UKLPG approved autogas installer with over 2
0 years experience, we have a conversion to suit everyone's budget.
4. The environmental benefits are astronomical, not only will you be saving money every time you fill up, you will be helping create a cleaner world for future generations. The distance traveled per litre of LPG is approximately 5% to 25% less than for petrol, this is dependent on three things, on the installer, and the equipment the installer is using, as well as LPG's lower volumetric energy density, but due to the much lower cost per litre, significant savings can be still achieved even compared with the latest diesels:
Thousands of petrol stations throughout the UK now supply
LPG and converted vehicles can run on both LPG and Petrol. LPG is cleaner for the environment with up to 70% less harmful emissions. There is little to no reduction in power compared to petrol. The cleaner burning LPG, is better for your engine. Converted cars can run on LPG and Petrol - increased range between stops. Improved saleability especially for large cars and 4X4s
Normally, there should be no change in premiums on your motor insurance policy if the conversion was completed by a UKLPG approved installer. No-one can siphon your LPG tank. LPG Autogas Conversions are supported by the UK Government as well as the major Oil companies - BP, Shell and Calor. Conversion charges start at just £1350 including VAT. Our staff are Competent, Qualified, their work is regularly inspected, and approved by the UKLPG. You can check to see if an installer is competent and qualified by the new UKLPG website at www.uklpg.org. UKLPG was created by the amalgamation of the LP Gas Association (LPGA) and the Association for Liquid Gas & Equipment Distributors (ALGED). We believe, like the UKLPG and Devon Trading Standards, that the quality of our conversions is important to you. Everyone knows you can easily make a bad conversion using the best equipment, so when people work to a budget price, speed will be the first casualty, quality the next and then finally your safety. That's why we would suggest that you visit and inspect the work of at least two conversion companies before you place your order. Could you save £12,000 in 2.5 years Like this customer
Rad Couriers Tel 07854 610134 is an independent Courier based here in the south west, run and owned by Mr Richard Arbuthnot. His company′s van, a petrol Peugeot Partner 1.6lt that was converted to LPG by Gas power UK Ltd has to date saved him over £7,000 in fuel costs compared with diesel and over £14,000 in fuel costs when running on LPG instead of Petrol. This was achieved after 2.5 years and around 240,000 miles
When he first looked into running his courier van on LPG he was unsure which equipment to use and it was a choice between one of the inexpensive systems that are coming onto the market that have no track record, or a reputable top end system with the back up to match it. Richard decided to go with a BRC system. Price was not the only consideration, as a Courier company down time was also a consideration, what was the backup between inexpensive system, and the BRC system, what were the chances of the reducer failing, or the injectors failing, and what would happen if the vehicle developed a fault when he was miles away from Exeter and Gas Power UK Ltd. Luckily he chose BRC and the national back up from the BRC agents. What about the wear on the engine? surely a van after that mileage is doomed to the scrap yard? No, not in this case. We can report that during his 239,322 miles his emissions at 2000 rpm are as follows: CO=0.00% HC = 6 ppm CO2 = 13.90% O = 0.08% and lambda 1.00. Not bad for a van that has nearly done a quarter of a million miles on LPG. When questioned about his views on the Peugeot vans reliability he stated that the only things that seem to be failing are the sensors on the petrol side, the BRC autogas equipment has been totally reliable with only the filters needing to be changed from time to time. From our calculations having his van converted to lpg has not only saved him the cost of the conversion but in 2.5 years he has run this vehicle on LPG he has paid for the cost of the van as well.
