Coleman 2PK Coleman 332423 1 Lb Propane Cylinder 2-pack

Product Description

The COLEMAN 2PK COLEMAN 332423 is a two-pack of 1-pound disposable propane cylinders designed for portable outdoor fuel applications. Each steel cylinder delivers a reliable propane supply for short-duration tasks including cooking, grilling, heating, and lighting. The valves are built for safe, straightforward connection to standard portable appliances. This product is sold as a package of two cylinders, making it a practical carry for field technicians, service crews, or outdoor professionals who rely on propane-powered tools and equipment away from a fixed supply.

These cylinders are intended for use with portable propane appliances in outdoor settings. Typical applications include portable camp stoves, tabletop grills, propane lanterns, and small radiant heaters used in residential, commercial, and light-service environments. The universal valve fitting is compatible with most standard portable propane appliances. This two-pack format suits short jobs, remote service calls, or situations where a full 20-pound tank is impractical.

Key Features

• 1-pound propane capacity per cylinder, sold as a two-pack
• Durable steel construction for reliable pressure containment
• Standard valve design compatible with most portable propane appliances
• Compact and lightweight for transport to remote work sites or outdoor environments
• Pre-filled and ready to connect — no separate filling required

Compatibility

Designed for use with portable propane appliances including camp stoves, lanterns, and small radiant heaters that accept a standard 1-pound propane cylinder valve connection.

Installation Notes

These cylinders should only be connected and used outdoors or in well-ventilated areas. Before attaching a cylinder, ensure the appliance valve is fully closed. Thread the cylinder onto the appliance fitting by hand until snug — do not use tools to force the connection. Keep cylinders away from open flame, high heat, and enclosed spaces during storage and use. Dispose of empty cylinders according to local regulations — do not puncture or incinerate.