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What needs to be considered when installing the remote display after, for example, changing from Truma DuoControl CS/DuoComfort to the GOK Caramatic line?

20. May 2021/in Caravanning & Camping, LPG Leisure Time

Inhaltsverzeichnis

  • Replacement obligation after ten years
  • Do you need to replace the remote display?
  • Work steps for replacement
  • Eis-Ex regulator heating assembly
Approximate reading time: 3 minutes

Did you use a gas pressure regulation system from the manufacturer Truma in your motor caravan or caravan – for example a silver Truma DuoControl CS or the Truma DuoComfort changeover valve (up to year of manufacture 2018)? And now you have replaced it with a control device or an automatic changeover valve from the Caramatic line from GOK (e.g. SwitchTwo or ProTwo). This raises the question of whether you can continue to use the existing remote display (Truma DuoC) and, if so, what to look out for during assembly.

In around 2010, manufacturers of motor caravans and caravans installed the first two-cylinder systems with a so-called crash sensor.This safety device is an integral part of the gas pressure regulation system and one of the two requirements for operating the gas system while driving.

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Replacement obligation after ten years

After almost ten years, operators had to replace the gas regulation systems and decided to switch from Truma DuoControl CS, for example, to GOK Caramatic DriveTwo maybe due to certain advantages. The automatic DuoComfort changeover valve from Truma has no crash sensor, but it still has to be replaced with a new changeover valve after ten years at the latest.

Some campers have connected a remote display for monitoring the gas system with the named systems. Do I have to replace it as well?

  How do I identify the year of manufacture of a pressure regulator from GOK?

Do you need to replace the remote display?

The remote display is not a wear part by definition, so it can continue to remain an integral part of the gas system of motor caravans or caravans. However, the question is whether campers can continue to use it if they change from Truma to GOK with the pressure regulation system.

Yes, the Caramatic DriveTwo is also compatible with the DuoC remote display from Truma. However, a few technical details should be considered during the conversion.

Der Fernanzeige-Geber befindet sich auf der mechanischen Sichtanzeige der Gasdruckregelanlage.

The remote display transmitter can be found on the mechanical visual indicator of the pressure regulation system.

Work steps for replacement

The so-called remote display transmitter establishes the connection between the remote display and the pressure regulation system. And in principle, this is really easy if you stick to the following steps:

  1. Remove the existing remote display transmitter from the old system.
  2. Turn the existing remote display transmitter around so that the integrated hexagon socket fits the hex of the visual indicator of the gas pressure regulation system.
  3. Then, twist the hex out completely and remove it from the visual indicator.
  4. Now turn the remote display transmitter again.
  5. Finally, place the remote display transmitter on the visual indicator

 

Note: We have taken the pictures from our GOK assembly documents. Of course, the remote display transmitter from Truma looks a little different, just like the hexagon socket.

  Which GOK products can I use to replace DuoControl or DuoComfort from Truma after ten years?

Eis-Ex regulator heating assembly

Part of the remote display system is often also the so-called Eis-Ex regulator heating.You can also continue to use this after switching manufacturer to GOK. Campers will find a suitable blind hole at the pressure regulation system or automatic changeover valve to install the heating cartridge for the regulator heating system.

The best way is to proceed as follows:

  1. Remove the Eis-Ex from the old system.
  2. At first, please visually check the blind hole and make sure that there is no dirt or residue in the blind hole.
  3. Insert the heating cartridge into the blind hole.
  4. Fasten the heating cartridge with a screw.

If you have followed these steps, the remote display for monitoring the two-cylinder system and regulator heating should continue to work, despite changing the manufacturer. If something doesn’t work, please contact us.

 

 

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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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