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Red GOK pressure regulators for small cylinders (5 and 11 kilograms) are specially designed for indoor use, but may also be used outdoors, for example for gas barbecues or outdoor heaters.
The LPG cylinders commonly used in Germany for propane and butane mixtures have different connections. Often you can only make a tight connection using a spanner. We show you which spanner size you need for which cylinder connection.
When it cools in winter, spring or autumn, campers will reach for gas heaters in order to heat their awnings in front of their caravan or motor caravan. Here, the question arises as to whether this is even permitted.
We must differentiate between fixed and mobile gas heaters on boats. GOK shows you what is permitted for heating according to DVGW worksheet G 608 and what is not.
This article explains whether it makes sense to operate a 50mbar gas barbecue via the 30mbar LPG system of the caravan or motorhome.
According to the Technical Rules for Liquefied Petroleum Gas (TRF), you are allowed to use 5 and 11 kilogram LPG cylinders in buildings, including flats. GOK shows you what to look out for during installation.
GOK shows which inspection and replacement periods must be complied with by the owner of a boat and details on inspecting the LPG system.
DGUV V 79 defines the regulations for handling LPG in stalls at Christmas markets. Among other things, the policy makes reference to pressure regulators/pressure reducers as well as hose assemblies, excess flow devices and replacement periods.
You must never take gas from conventional liquid gas cylinders lying down. No matter whether it is a 5, 11 or 33 kilogram cylinder, it must always stand upright and be protected from tipping over.
Barbecuing with the gas barbecue on boats and sailing boats is becoming increasingly popular. We say whether it is even permitted.
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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