Caramatic BasicTwo

automatic regulator changeover, for connection to gas cylinders to regulate the pressure to the nominal pressure of the gas equipment

consisting of: central (A) and changeover regulator (B), pressure gauge and hose assemblies

with pressure relief valve PRV
corrosion resistant in accordance with EN 16129, annex M
fitted with an adapter to connect 10 mm piping
gas non-return valve: prevents the escape of gas when the cylinder is replaced
medium pressure hose assembly (rubber with textile lining; cold resistant up to -30 °C; hose dimensions 6.3 x 3.5 mm) G 3/8 lh nut x G 3/8 lh nut x 400 mm to connect the two regulators, brass connections, stainless steel compressive sleeves
medium pressure hose assembly (rubber with textile lining; cold resistant up to -30 °C; hose dimensions 6.3 x 3.5 mm) G 1/4 lh nut x compr. fit. 8 x 400 mm to connect the system to the piping, brass connections, stainless steel compressive sleeves
suitable for connection of the remote display Caramatic BasicControl
combined fitting for optional connection to 5, 11 or 33 kg gas cylinders
including MiniTool to connect and disconnect regulators

single fittings with DIN-DVGW and/or DVGW [German Association of Gas and Water] type test certificate or EU type examination certificate PED

maximum permissible pressure: PS 16 bar
connections: inlet: Komb.W
outlet: central regulator: G 1/4 lh M
changeover regulator: G 3/8 lh M
outlet pressure: central regulator: 30 or 50 mbar
changeover regulator: 150 mbar

In the German DVGW worksheet G 607 for LPG systems in occupied leisure vehicles and for living purposes in other road vehicles, it is prescribed in the chapter for operation and testing that pressure regulators are to be replaced 10 years after the date of manufacture at the latest. If the working pressure of the system is 30 mbar, pursuant to G 607, a regulator according to EN 16129, annex D (e.g. part no. 01 280 10) is to be used in the event of a replacement. For LPG systems in vehicles with a working pressure of 50 mbar, a non-compliance permit applies. There is no obligation to convert to 30 mbar.
In the German DVGW worksheet G 608 “Small water crafts – Operating and testing the LPG system”, it is prescribed that pressure regulators and hose assemblies are to be replaced with new ones six years after the date of manufacture at the latest. If the working pressure of the system is 30 mbar, pursuant to G 608 a pressure regulator according to EN 16129, annex M (e.g. part no. 01 280 14) is to be used in the event of a replacement. For LPG systems in boats with a working pressure of 50 mbar, a non-compliance permit applies. There is no obligation to convert to 30 mbar. For LPG systems pursuant to EN ISO 10239, pressure regulators with a pressure gauge or installation of a leak tester are prescribed.