The Caramatic ConnectClean gas filter is used in the (motor) caravan cylinder case and sits between the gas hose and the pressure reducer or control device. And almost every camper knows it: there’s not much room in the cylinder case and every millimetre of space is valuable. Among other things, this encouraged GOK to develop a shorter filter cup for the gas filter.
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The Caramatic ConnectClean gas filter is used in the (motor) caravan cylinder case and sits between the gas hose and the pressure reducer or control device. And almost every camper knows it: there’s not much room in the cylinder case and every millimetre of space is valuable. Among other things, this encouraged GOK to develop a shorter filter cup for the gas filter.
Why a gas filter?
First of all, GOK does not stipulate that you must have a gas filter for the systems! Nevertheless, we recommend the Caramatic ConnectClean gas filter. It has been shown de facto that contamination and impurities in the gas system lead to malfunctions or even defects in the control device or consumer equipment such as your gas heating or gas hob.
The best way to prevent this contamination and these impurities is to filter them out of the pipe system. This prevents them from causing any harm. The Caramatic ConnectClean gas filter takes on this function and filters the vast majority of aerosols, waste steam residues or particles.
Compared to the old one, the newly developed filter cup is shorter by almost two centimetres (18.5 millimetres). This may not seem like much at first glance, but it is often these crucial centimetres that are missing in tight installation situations.
The resulting advantage is clear: on the one hand, the centimetres gained create more space in the cylinder case during the installation itself, for instance. On the other hand, these centimetres may permit installation in the first place.
When will the change happen?
Since the beginning of 2022, GOK has been supplying the short filter cups to its retail partners. It is therefore to be assumed that campers will only receive the individual products and product sets with a shorter filter cup for the 2022 season.
If you want to be sure that you also get the short filter cup, ask your dealer – online or in store – for further information. However, this only applies to the current season; in 2023, the question is surely superfluous.
Systems and sets
Generally speaking, the Caramatic ConnectClean gas filter is only used for control devices or pressure reducers that are mounted on the wall. No gas filter is required for all regulators that are fitted directly to the gas cylinder.
If you are planning to install the gas system for the first time, or renovate the gas system on your motor caravan or caravan, it’s probably worth looking at the sets for operating the gas system even while driving. GOK offers complete sets for both single-cylinder systems and two-cylinder systems, consisting of:
Pressure control system including crash sensor
High pressure hose including excess flow device
Gas filter
The two gas hoses and gas filters are of course included in the set, if campers opt for a two-cylinder system.
Ideal for retrofitting or a new installation: the complete set, consisting of a Caramatic DriveTwo control device, two Caramatic ConnectDrive hose assemblies and two Caramatic ConnectClean gas filters.
The articles are written by specialist authors in the fields of LPG, fuel oil, liquid media, tank management and safety engineering, who contribute their expertise from product management, development, technical customer support, training and standardisation activities.
The members of the editorial team have many years of practical experience in the planning, application and further development of technical solutions for the safe supply of LPG and liquid fuels. Several authors are actively involved in specialist committees and working groups of the DVGW, DVFG and figawa, as well as in national and European standardisation committees. The team includes, among others, experts certified in accordance with G 607 and G 608, competent persons in accordance with the TRF, and specialists who contribute to the development and evaluation of technical regulations and industry standards.
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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.