GOK Caramatic DriveOne 30 mbar pressure regulator with impact sensor, for single gas cylinder system

For safe heating while driving. Vertical or horizontal installation

If the gas heating system in a vehicle is also intended to provide heat for the vehicle during travel, there must be safety devices to prevent gas leakage in the event of an accident.
This also applies to vehicles equipped with a gas tank.
For the safe operation of these vehicles, a combination of a low pressure regulator and a mechanical impact sensor is connected directly to the gas tank.

Pressure control system for gas use in a single-bottle system in a motorhome or caravan while driving.
Includes: Low pressure regulator with overpressure protection S2SR (ÜDS), mechanical impact sensor, test device and wall bracket.

Heating while driving with an integrated mechanical crash sensor that prevents gas leakage in the event of an accident with a deceleration of 3.5 G ± 0.5 G directly on the trigger element, this corresponds to a collision with a solid obstacle at approx. 15-20 km/h.

Europe-wide use using country-specific high-pressure hoses - Caramatic ConnectDrive (country-specific, must be ordered separately).
Testing option for testing LPG system leaks without removing the pressure regulator.

The version with outlet connection RVS 10/8 is equipped as standard with an adapter for connecting 8 mm pipes

Pressure class: PS 16 bar Flow rate: 1.5 kg/h

Meets the requirements of the DGUV regulation 79 (German statutory accident insurance - formerly BGV D 34) trade unions and is suitable for use in commercially used caravans and motorhomes!

The use of the Caramatic ConnectClean gas filter is recommended to protect the vehicle's LPG system from oily aerosols and exhaust residues!

EU type examination certificate DGR
EU type examination certificate GGV

Operating instructions Caramatic DriveOne
German / English / French / Italian

Please pay attention!
LPG installation and equipment repair (in Finland) may only be carried out by a service company with at least a Class C gas installation license.
You will get excellent information about the use of LPG   from here
You can find the nearest authorized installation shop   from here