All the safety tips that you should follow if you notice a smell of gas in your home are available here.
Open doors and windows
Open doors and windows so the space is well ventilated. Where there is a possible case of asphyxiation, get some fresh air and ask for medical attention immediately.
Close the mains shut-off valve
Turn off all gas appliances and pilot lights and close the mains shut-off valve. If you still smell gas after closing the mains shut-off valve, ventilate the house and go outside the building until the emergency personnel arrive.
Do not use electrical appliances
Do not use any electrical appliances and do not use any switches.
Call the emergency line on 900 750 750
Call our emergency line on 900 750 750, and we will quickly come and inspect your installation. Only call in case of emergency to avoid blocking the line.
Call the emergency line on 900 750 750
Call our emergency line on 900 750 750, and we will quickly come and inspect your installation. Only call in case of emergency to avoid blocking the line.
Do not cause flames or sparks
Do not generate flames or sparks. Above all, do not smoke.
Do not open the mains shut-off valve until the faulty installation or appliance has been repaired.
Do not open the mains shut-off valve again until the faulty installation or appliance has been repaired.
