If you love grilling, it makes sense to
invest in a high-quality grill that runs on a reasonably priced and safe fuel.
Often times, you will have to choose between propane and natural gas grills.
Propane grills are powered by LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) that is supplied
via a portable tank, which is fitted beside or under the unit. Grills that run
on residential propane gas are still popular, and they have certain advantages
that make them the better choice than natural gas grills. Here are some of
them:
- Portability – As home propane is supplied from LPG cylinders, propane gas grills are more portable and convenient to use. You can easily disassemble the grill and detach the fuel source and transport them to anywhere you want to grill.
- Energy efficient – Propane for home use can power LPG grills. The fuel provides around 2500 British Thermal Units (BTUs) per unit volume, and that is higher than what natural gas provides, which is only at 1000 BTUs.
- Environment-friendly – Residential propane gas is among the cleanest burning fossil fuels. It generates around 30 to 90 percent less carbon monoxide compared to gasoline and diesel, and it produces fewer toxins and other emissions that can cause smog. It is non-toxic, too, so it will not harm soil and water supply.
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