Gurugram, March 23 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) has launched the country's first 'LPG ATM' (gas vending machine) in Gurugram, which will be open 24 hours a day and provide a cylinder within 2 to 3 minutes, an official said on Monday.
This 'LPG ATM' has been launched at the Central Park Flower Valley society in Sector 33 of Gurugram's Sohna area. A notable feature of the ATM is its use of 'composite cylinders' instead of traditional heavy iron cylinders.
These cylinders are made of fibre and weigh approximately half (around 15 kg) compared to iron cylinders.
Currently, this service is available to customers in Gurugram who are connected to Bharat Gas (BPCL). The company has launched this as a pilot project. Currently, 10 kg cylinders are being provided, which take only 2 to 3 minutes to fill.
This machine has a capacity of approximately 10 cylinders. It is equipped with a smart sensor system that immediately alerts the nearest gas agency when the stock is low, so the machine can be refilled in a timely manner.
The cylinders are available 24 hours.
Amit Khatana, Facility Deputy Manager of the society, said that this is proving to be especially useful for the residents of Central Park Flower Valley society, as they can now get cylinders even at night or on holidays without waiting for any agent.
"This machine is very convenient. Previously, you had to wait for delivery, but now you can go and get the job done in just two minutes. If this pilot project is successful, it could be expanded to other cities and residential colonies", added Khatana.
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