Replacement tanks

Removable fuel tanks for Zibro and Toyotomi heaters

Is your removable fuel tank leaking, is the cap no longer closing properly, or do you want a spare tank? Here you'll find original Zibro removable fuel tanks from type A to M, including the tank cap.

Each removable fuel tank listing specifies which models it's compatible with. Search by your model number (for example, LC-30 or RS-2222) or send us the model number and we'll check it for you.

Find separate tank caps and filters under spare parts.

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Which removable fuel tank fits your heater?

The removable fuel tank is the removable fuel tank of your paraffin heater. Is it leaking, no longer sealing properly, or do you want a spare tank? Here’s how to find the right one.

Removable fuel tank types and models

Zibro removable fuel tanks have a type letter. Each tank lists all compatible models. Here are some examples:

  • Type A (4.7 liters): including R22C, R33, RCA66, and London.
  • Type B (5.5 liters): including RC300E, RC320, and RS145E.
  • Type D (4.0 liters): including R24C, R2500, and many older R models.
  • Type E (5.4 liters): including LC30, LC300, and LC3000.
  • Type F (7.6 liters): including FF55, FF55T, LC35, and LC40.
  • Type G and I (7.1 liters): SRE260 and SRE270 models.
  • Type H (5.5 liters): FF30T (types a, b, c) and SRE170TC.
  • Type K (5.4 liters, Cleangrip): including LC130, LC132, LC32, and LCDX320.
  • Type L (7.6 liters, Cleangrip): including LC135, LC140, and LC150.
  • Type M (4.7 liters): RC32.

Always check the full model number on the rating plate before ordering.

Tank caps and filters

Removable fuel tanks come with a tank cap (high, low, or Cleangrip, depending on the type). You can find separate tank caps and filters at spare parts.

Safe refilling

Fill the removable fuel tank outdoors or in a well-ventilated area, with the heater switched off. Use a siphon pump to prevent spills. Use only suitable heater fuel.

Which heater is right for you?

The main differences between the types of stoves at a glance. Still unsure? We’d be happy to advise you.

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FeatureCouscous dishBekijk ›Laser heaterBekijk ›Facade tileBekijk ›Pellet stoveBekijk ›ElectricBekijk ›
Need powerno, batteries for the ignition onlyyesyesyesyes
FuelPetroleumPetroleumPetroleumWood pelletsElectricity
External drainnonoYes via a single narrow drain through the facadeor flue gas exhaustno
Thermostatnoyesyesyesyes
Timernoyes, for most modelsyes weekly timerPer modelPer model
PortableyesyesNo, permanent installation on the exterior wall.nono wall model
Type of warmthRadiant heatWarm air via fanWarm air via fanHeat with a visible flame effectConvection and radiant heat
Room ventilationAlways neededAlways neededNot needed extraAccording to the installation instructionsNot necessary
Ideal forShed, garden house, campingLiving room and supplemental heatingFixed heating without a chimneyLiving space as primary heating sourceSmaller spaces with power outlets

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