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Can I replace the MonoControl CS or DuoControl CS from Truma with products from the Caramatic line from GOK after ten years?

30. October 2019/in Caravanning & Camping, LPG Leisure Time

Inhaltsverzeichnis

  • Complex conversion?
  • No additional costs thanks to Caramatic
  • Remote display and/or Eis-Ex
  • Conclusion
Approximate reading time: 3 minutes

Is your gas pressure regulation system coming to the end of the 10-year replacement period? And you’re already looking for a replacement. Here, you will find the Caramatic line from GOK, including crash sensor with pendulum solution. You’re wondering whether you can also replace products from other manufacturers – for example, the original series (up to year of manufacture 2018/2019) of the Mono or DuoControl CS from Truma for gas supply whiledriving.

No matter which technical system it is all about, one thing is usually the same: If you change the manufacturer of a component, this usually results in larger unit interventions in the system. Installation dimensions do not match or the connections are different. This can result in a time-consuming and cost-intensive conversion.

Complex conversion?

Does this also apply to LPG systems in motor caravans and caravans? Do I have to convert the entire system accordingly, if I’m considering, for example, replacing the Truma DuoControl CS with the GOK Caramatic DriveTwo?

No, on the contrary: if, according to DVGW worksheet G 607, the replacement of the gas pressure regulator is due after ten years, you can replace the Truma MonoControl CS or DuoControl CS one for one with the GOK Caramatic DriveOne or DriveTwo.

  When do I have to replace LPG components in my motorhome or caravan?

No additional costs thanks to Caramatic

How does this work? It’s very simple: The current Caramatic line from GOK is identical to the original (up to year of manufacture 2018/2019), silver-coloured series of Truma Mono and DuoControl CS. Further information can be found here: https://www.gok.de/news-messen/news/dank-gok-waehrend-der-fahrt-das-freizeitmobil-heizen.

This means:If you would like to replace Mono or DuoControl CS from Truma with DriveOne or DriveTwo from GOK, this is possible without additional effort; installation dimensions and connections are identical. This one-to-one replacement without additional expense and at no additional costs is only available when changing to the GOK Caramatic line.

  What products does the GOK Caramatic line include?

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Remote display and/or Eis-Ex

A conversion is also necessary if you want to switch from the original Truma series to the new black series of the Mono or DuoControl CS from Truma. This is a plus for the GOK Caramatic line if the regular replacement is due after ten years.

This is also worth knowing for users of a remote display or Eis-Ex regulator heating when changing to the Caramatic line:After replacing Mono or DuoControl CS from Truma to DriveOne or DriveTwo from GOK, simply reconnect the remote display or the Eis-Ex. Here, too, no cost-intensive conversion is necessary or the new purchase of these components.

Speziell für die Gasversorgung während der Fahrt im Wohnmobil oder Wohnwagen hält die Caramatic-Serie von GOK ein paar Vorteile bereit, damit Sie sich auf das Wesentliche konzentrieren können: eine gute und sichere Fahrt sowie einen erholsamen Urlaub.

Particularly when it comes to gas supply while driving in your motor caravan or caravan, the Caramatic line from GOK has a few advantages which allow you to concentrate on the important things: a good and safe journey and a relaxing holiday.

Conclusion

To sum up briefly: If you have installed a pressure regulation system from Truma that is nearing the end of its 10-year period, you can replace it one to one with the equivalent from the Caramatic line from GOK. There are even a few advantages and we simply want to share this.

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What we don’t want is to tell you in this article what to buy when the replacement becomes due. Ultimately, this decision will remain with you and that’s a good thing. We would only like to state the facts to give you an accurate overview of the market.


GOK and Truma are companies which are independent of each other in business terms with their own products and brands.

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Information regarding technical systems

This blog will never ask members of the public or unqualified persons to make changes to or fiddle around with technical systems themselves.

In accordance with the Industrial Safety Regulation (BetrSichV), a qualified person must take care of a system which requires monitoring.

A qualified person is someone who has the specific specialist knowledge required. This knowledge is gained by way of a professional apprenticeship, corresponding professional experience or current occupational activity.

Please note that the texts are based on information, regulations and standards for Germany. Please always check the rules and regulations in the relevant country of destination and consult specialists if necessary.

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