Scepter Canada Inc FR1G201 2 Gallon Smart Gas Can

Product Description

The SCEPTER CANADA INC FR1G201 is a 2-gallon portable gas can designed for field and residential fueling tasks. Built around a squeeze-controlled spout system, it delivers a regulated flow rate that reduces spills during transfer. An integrated flame mitigation device adds a passive layer of protection against ignition at the spout opening. The rugged polyethylene construction is intended for repeated use in demanding environments. This container is appropriate for any trade professional or equipment operator who regularly tops off small engines, power equipment, or portable generators and needs a reliable, low-mess fueling solution.

The FR1G201 is suited for fueling lawn and garden equipment, portable generators, recreational vehicles, and other small-engine-powered tools. Its compact 2-gallon capacity makes it practical for service trucks and equipment trailers where space is limited. The squeeze-actuated spout allows single-hand operation, which is useful when working around tight engine bays or equipment decks. Landscapers, groundskeeping crews, and general contractors who maintain fleets of small equipment will find the controlled flow rate reduces downtime from spill cleanup.

Key Features

• Squeeze-controlled flow rate reduces overfill and spills during transfer
• Integrated flame mitigation device at the spout for passive ignition protection
• 2-gallon capacity sized for portable field use and service vehicle storage
• Durable construction built for repeated use in outdoor and jobsite conditions
• Simple spout design requires no separate nozzle attachments or adapters

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard unleaded gasoline and intended for fueling small engines including lawnmowers, portable generators, and recreational vehicles.

Installation Notes

Always fill or dispense fuel in a well-ventilated area away from open flames or ignition sources. Allow hot engines to cool before adding fuel. Store the container upright with the spout sealed when not in use. Local fire codes may regulate the storage quantity and location of portable fuel containers on commercial job sites.