Scepter FR1G101 1 Gallon Smartcontrol Gas Can

Product Description

The SCEPTER MANUFACTURING LLC FR1G101 is a 1-gallon portable gasoline container designed for field and residential use by HVAC technicians, landscapers, equipment operators, and general tradespeople who need reliable, controlled fuel transfer. The FR1G101 features a squeeze-activated spout that delivers a controllable flow rate from 3.3 gallons per minute down to a slow trickle, giving the user precise command over fill speed. A built-in flame mitigation device adds a critical layer of safety by helping prevent flashback ignition at the spout opening. The container weighs 6.64 pounds and is built for repeated, durable use across a range of fueling applications.

The FR1G101 suits residential and light commercial settings where small-engine equipment requires periodic refueling. Common applications include fueling lawnmowers, generators, pressure washers, and recreational vehicles. The squeeze-controlled spout reduces overfill and spill risk compared to traditional open-spout cans, making it practical for use in tight equipment bays, job sites, or outdoor service environments where fuel containment matters. The can is sold as an individual unit within a package quantity of six, making it a sensible restocking option for supply houses or fleet service operations.

Key Features

• Squeeze-activated spout with controllable flow rate from 3.3 GPM down to a trickle
• Integrated flame mitigation device to reduce flashback ignition risk at the spout
• 1-gallon capacity suited for small-engine and portable equipment fueling
• Spill-resistant design minimizes fuel loss during transfer
• Durable construction intended for repeated field use

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose gasoline storage and transfer with small engine equipment including lawnmowers, generators, pressure washers, and recreational vehicles.

Installation Notes

Handle and store gasoline containers in accordance with local fire codes and OSHA flammable liquid storage requirements. Always dispense fuel away from open flames, sparks, and running engines. Keep the spout and flame mitigation device clean and free of debris before each use. Inspect the container and spout seals periodically for wear or damage and remove the container from service if any cracks or leaks are found.