OCANA - Gas Adaptor Shop | Propane

May 13th, 2022 by tomaslenhardt

não encontrei adaptador para botijão brasileiro

January 24th, 2020 by Wendy & Graham

Very helpful. We bought an adapter for our small US-style portable tank for 219 pesos. We also wanted an adaptor for our fixed tank (also US-style) but we would have had to bring in the vehicle and the store was going to close for two weeks for vacation.

December 4th, 2019 by olibertavan

They said they aren’t charging anymore.
Preguntamos y nos dijeron que ya no cargan mas garrafas.

June 12th, 2019 by changetheroad2018

Really friendly knowledgeable guys at this store. They weren't able to help us with an adaptor for our fixed US tank but it turns out it's impossible for us to get a propane refill here in Salta anyway. All the marked spots on Ioverlander can't fill a fixed US tank as they need to be remove, fill and return the tank. Although the Vari Gas and Amarilla Gas plants have the large gas tankers on site (with the same connections) they refused as it's illegal to fill a fixed tank from a gas tanker in Argentina (only in the North it would appear and not the South where we had no issues 🙈) Hope this saves others from the wild Salta goose chase!

January 5th, 2019 by stefinicoandchico

nothing for US fixed tank..nice people but not possible

October 20th, 2018 by wbrubaker

purchased an adapter here for my U.S. tank. 150 Pesos. Friendly and knowledgeable staff.

October 19th, 2018 by johnandmandi

They do not fill here, they sent us to Extingnort who were able to fill our US tank without having to use our adapter (we added Extingnort to iOverlander). Ocana sells butane cartridges for 100A each.

May 22nd, 2018 by houbenros

I went to the Varigas-plant south of Salta to fill up my European 5kg gasbottle. They couldn't fill it with my adapterset. I bought a different adapter at Ocana-gas for 120 pesos (about 6 dollar). They told me that they also fill bottles with propane gas (normally I buy butane gas because it's cheaper). They filled my bottle for 100 pesos a kg (about 5 dollar). Butane-gas at the Varigas-plant costs 200 pesos for 10 kg. You can park your car for free on the street here.

February 10th, 2017 by matthesteffi

OCANA GAS
closed from the 6th-20st of February 2017

July 18th, 2016 by www.bummelmitpummel.de

if you need any part for gas equipments ore adaptors try it here, they are very well stocked, but they dont refill or sell full bottles. but you can get refilled your bottle, or you can buy a full argentina bottle from Sergio Gas/ S24.77140, W65.41067.

July 15th, 2016 by facebook

We bought an adapter for our 20lb U.S. propane tank plus some Teflon tape and electrical adapters for about 150 peso or around 10$ us. I did take the tank into the store. There was street parking outside for our Tundra with a pop up camper. We needed this adapter to fill up our tank at the Propane/fire extinguisher store. It all worked out fine. Be mindful of the stores closing from 12:30pm until 4pm or so.

May 26th, 2016 by 4ever2wherever (Margriet & Jan)

A wide collection of adapters. We bought a couple to fill our South African bottles in Argentina and also a couple to fill our cylinder in fuel stations in Chile and Peru. Not the best quality, but cheap and doing the job.

April 25th, 2016 by gobi-trotter

adaptator for US tank: 42pesos

February 22nd, 2015 by Verlengd Weekend

We had them change the head of a Peruvian gas cylinder. Bad idea: this consisted of three different adaptor pieces screwed together. Because of the complexity they used some kind of glue. After the first fill up of the cylinder, this already started leaking.

January 3rd, 2011 by panamnotes.com

We purchased a propane adaptor here for use in Argentina. You will need to take them your tank so they can fit an adaptor to it. We weren’t sure if we needed an adaptor to fill our propane tank in Chile and Argentina but we went ahead and got it anyway for AR$20. This store also sells the necessary reflective stickers for campers/RVs. We were told we only needed a speed sticker (110 since we are a camioneta, other campers different) and red tape on the back. Longer rigs will need white or yellow on their sides.