Mandatory gas system inspection for motorhomes and caravans from June 2025

Since mid-June 2025, owners of motorhomes and caravans with LPG systems must provide proof of inspection. The check is required upon first use and every two years thereafter, as well as after any technical modification. Without a valid inspection sticker, fines range from €15 to €80, and the risk of gas leaks and fires increases. The inspection takes 20–45 minutes and costs between €40 and €80.

As of June 2025, owners of motorhomes and caravans with LPG systems must undergo a mandatory G607 inspection every two years. Failure to comply can result in fines of €15 to €80 and increases the risk of gas leaks and fires. The inspection checks system tightness and appliance function, takes 20–45 minutes, and costs €40–€80. Gas regulators and hoses must be replaced every 10 years, and gas cylinders require periodic technical inspection.

Since June 2025, owners of motorhomes and caravans with LPG systems must undergo the G607 inspection every two years. Missing it can result in fines of 15 to 80 euros. Faulty equipment increases the risk of leaks and fires. The inspection takes 20–45 minutes and costs 40–80 euros.

Since mid-June 2025, owners of motorhomes and caravans with LPG systems must undergo a G607 inspection every two years. Missing the deadline risks fines of 15 to 80 euros and increases the likelihood of gas leaks and fires. The inspection takes 20–45 minutes and costs 40–80 euros, performed by TÜV, Dekra, and other bodies.

Since June 2025, owners of motorhomes and caravans with LPG systems must have them inspected every two years. Without a valid inspection sticker, fines of €15–€80 apply, and the risk of gas leaks and fires increases. The inspection takes 20–45 minutes and costs €40–€80, performed by TÜV, Dekra, and other certified bodies.

Owners of motorhomes and caravans with LPG systems must undergo the G607 inspection every two years and after any technical modification. Since mid-June 2025, proof of inspection is required. Fines for missing the check range from €15 to €80, and the risk of gas leaks and fires increases.

Since June 2025, owners of motorhomes and caravans with LPG systems must undergo a G607 inspection every two years. Non-compliance can result in fines of €15 to €80 and increased risk of gas leaks and fires. The inspection checks system tightness and appliance function, takes 20–45 minutes, and costs €40–€80. Additionally, gas regulators and hoses must be replaced every 10 years, and gas cylinders require periodic technical checks.