Anyone travelling through Poland with a motor caravan or caravan generally needs to worry far less about gas supply than expected. LPG is widely used in the country, the infrastructure is well developed and many systems are compatible with German standards. Nevertheless, there are a few country-specific particularities that campers should be aware of in order to travel safely and in a relaxed manner.
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Spain is one of the most popular travel destinations for campers – whether on the Mediterranean coast, in the mountains or in the mild south during winter. To ensure that cooking, heating and cooling work reliably on the road, motorhome and caravan users need to be aware of the particularities of gas supply in Spain. Differences in cylinders, connectors and regulations can quickly become an issue otherwise. Read more
Spectacular coastal roads, historic cities, and rugged landscapes – Great Britain is a dream destination for campers. To ensure a smooth journey, driving on the left and a safe gas supply are essential.
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France is a popular destination for motorhome and caravan enthusiasts. However, anyone who relies on gas for the fridge, cooker, or heater should be aware of some important details. Whether it’s a gas cylinder, adapter, or refillable gas vessel – this guide explains what you need to know to ensure that your gas supply functions safely and comfortably while in France. Read more
Two devices, one purpose – but which solution suits your application? The Senso4s BASIC and the Senso4s PLUS by GOK enable convenient level measurement of gas cylinders via smartphone or tablet. But what exactly are the differences between the two models?
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Whether you’re staying at a campsite in the Dolomites or wild camping in Apulia, a reliable gas supply is essential for cooking, heating, or running your fridge in a motorhome or caravan. However, Italy has specific regulations, different connectors, and sometimes complex supply conditions. Being well-prepared ensures flexibility and safety on the road.
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The question often arises: Why can’t I simply connect my 30 mbar gas barbecue to a German gas cylinder? The answer lies in a complex interplay of technology, standards, and safety regulations. This article clarifies who is permitted to use 30 mbar and why 50 mbar is almost always the standard in Germany.
A gas smell in a motorhome or caravan can be unsettling – especially when the gas cylinder appears to be securely closed. In this article, you’ll learn where the smell could actually be coming from, how to identify potential leaks and which preventive measures can permanently increase the safety of your gas system.
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What to do if the gas supply in your motorhome or caravan is suddenly interrupted while driving? Despite patented and sensitively calibrated technology, a triggered crash sensor may be the cause. We explain why false activations can occur, how to avoid them, and which gas pressure control systems from GOK are particularly robust and reliable.
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Whether you’re heading off on a grand tour or taking a quick weekend trip, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in motorhomes offers comfort but also involves risks if used improperly. Many campers underestimate typical vulnerabilities – such as outdated gas pressure regulators, hoses without visible manufacturing dates, missing gas filters, or insufficient ventilation. In this article, we highlight the six most common safety gaps – and how you can easily avoid them. With practical tips, legal advice on the G 607 gas inspection, and product recommendations for greater safety on the road.
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