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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The question of whether GOK pressure regulators and fittings are compatible with refillable gas cylinders is being asked more and more frequently. Understandably so – after all, the number of so-called refillable gas cylinders or tank gas cylinders on the market is steadily increasing. Campers in particular would prefer to continue using their existing components. But is that possible? Are larger pressure control systems like the Caramatic SafeDrive, Caramatic DriveOne or the DriveTwo variants also compatible?
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Immediately after the gas cylinder, you generally need a pressure regulator, also known as a pressure reducer. At the pressure regulator itself, there is a coupling nut which the operator uses to create a tight seal on the gas cylinder. Read more
Unfortunately, even within Europe, the connections for LPG cylinders are not always the same. This makes it more difficult for campers to ensure a permanent supply of LPG when travelling with a caravan and motor caravan, but it isn’t impossible. Read more
The connections for pressure regulators on LPG cylinders are defined in European standards EN 16129 Appendix G and EN 15202. Read more