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Mandatory gas system inspection for motorhomes and caravans

29.05.2026 14:00 1 min 1 source
t-online DEU
Mandatory gas system inspection for motorhomes and caravans
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In Germany, owners of motorhomes and caravans must have their gas system inspected every two years. Missing the deadline CAN result in a fine. The inspection takes 20–45 minutes and costs 40–80 euros. Gas regulators, hoses, and cylinders must be replaced every 10 years.

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Mandatory gas system inspection for motorhomes and caravans

29.05.2026 t-online DEU

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