Delta Liquid Energy's primary concern is the safety of its customers. Please follow these simple safety guidelines and call us immediately if a problem arises with your propane system.

Your propane is odorized for easy detection and smells like sulfur or rotten eggs.

Warning Signs

• If you can't light or keep the pilot lit, there is most likely a safety feature working to warn you that there is a problem. Turn off the gas and call your local DLE office. (Click here for office locations and phone numbers.)
• If the burner on your range is not blue there may be a clog that needs servicing immediately. Turn off the gas and call your local DLE office. (Click here for office locations and phone numbers.)

If You Think You Smell a Leak

• DO NOT turn on or off light switches, appliances or thermostats
• Evacuate everyone from the building immediately
• Shut off the gas supply from an outside tank
• Call your local DLE office or fire department immediately from a telephone outside of the building and stay outside

Because propane is denser than air, if you have a leak, it will settle on the floor in areas that are not properly ventilated. Any ignition source could cause an explosion.

To Access the Material Safety Data Sheet For Odorized Propane click here. (MSDS)