Ignik TapRack Refillable Propane System – 4 × 15.5 oz Bottles + Refill Rack

Description

Small propane has always meant a choice: haul a 20 lb tank, or keep buying green bottles and throwing them away. The TapRack takes the green bottle’s size and makes it refillable the right way, at a propane station, by someone who does it all day.

Here’s how it works. Four 15.5 oz “Pounder” bottles twist onto a steel rack with a single main valve. You take the whole rack to any place that fills BBQ tanks (U‑Haul, hardware stores, propane dealers), they fill all four at once in a minute or two, and you twist the bottles off and go. Each bottle has a patent‑pending double valve and a quarter‑turn connector that can’t cross‑thread, and a bleeder valve so the filler knows when it’s full. The rack breaks down into two pieces for storage.

The bottles connect to anything that takes a standard green bottle: two‑burner stoves, portable heaters, lanterns, and propane fire pits. Run more than one at a time and they feed a FireCan like a bigger tank would. A full rack holds about 0.9 gallons (3.9 lb) of propane across the four bottles.

Everything is UL, DOT and Transport Canada certified for transport in a car, SUV, RV or boat. Green bottles run $6–10 each now and most end up in the trash; the TapRack pays for itself in roughly five refills and then keeps paying.

Features

• Includes 4 × 15.5 oz refillable propane bottles (“Pounders”) and 1 TapRack refilling rack
• Fills all four bottles at once at any propane filling station; no special adapters or home refilling
• Patent‑pending double valves, quarter‑turn anti‑cross‑thread connector, bleeder valve on each bottle
• Bottles fit any appliance that uses single‑use 1 lb green bottles, no adapter needed
• Run multiple bottles together for fire pits and high‑draw appliances
• UL, DOT and Transport Canada certified for transport in vehicles, RVs and boats
• Steel tubular rack breaks down into two parts for compact storage
• Pays for itself in about 5 refills; keeps hundreds of bottles out of landfills

Specs

• Full system: 10.1 × 10.1 × 17.6 in (25.6 × 25.6 × 44.6 cm), 12.0 lb empty
• Each bottle: 3.8 × 3.8 × 8.7 in (9.6 × 9.6 × 22.2 cm), 1.7 lb empty, 15.5 oz capacity
• Rack only: 7.9 × 7.9 × 17.6 in, 5.2 lb
• Total propane capacity: ~0.9 gal (3.9 lb) across four bottles

Good to know

TapRack bottles can only be refilled on the TapRack rack; the rack does not fit single‑use green bottles or other brands’ refillable bottles (Flame King, Fuel Keg). Ships empty; fill before your first trip. Not available for sale in North Carolina.