New gas test for campers: Safety for Thuringia from June 2025!
From June 19, 2025, regular gas tests for liquid gas systems in mobile homes and caravans in Thuringia will be mandatory in order to increase safety when camping.

New gas test for campers: Safety for Thuringia from June 2025!
Something is happening in Thuringia for all leisure campers: From June 19, 2025, liquid gas systems in mobile homes and caravans must be checked regularly. Loud Thuringia24 This measure is mandatory in order to increase safety when heating, cooking and cooling in vehicles. This places important emphasis on the safety and comfort of the campers.
But why this regulation? A main reason is the potential dangers caused by defective gas systems. In the worst case, an uncontrolled gas leak can lead to serious accidents. Defects in liquid gas systems can not only be dangerous, but can also cause high costs. It is therefore essential to have these systems checked regularly by experienced professionals. Defects should always be remedied according to the instructions in the operating instructions to be on the safe side TÜV Thuringia emphasized.
Regular tests and punishments
From this date onwards, owners of mobile homes and caravans will have to submit a gas test every two years. The upcoming G607 tests affect all gas installations that are used in the vehicle for heating, cooking or cooling. If you do not have a valid test certificate, you face fines of up to 60 euros. In addition, joyful evenings on the campsites can be spoiled if you are turned away because of missing exams.
The cost of the gas test ranges between 40 and 80 euros and takes around 20 to 45 minutes. Documentation of these tests is also important. Owners will receive a test certificate which should be kept in the vehicle to provide evidence of the tests carried out. Many well-known organizations like the ADAC, Dekra, GTÜ and KÜS offer these tests.
Important transition period
It is important to know that there is a transition period until the specified deadline. Anyone who lets this deadline pass must expect penalties that vary between 15 and 60 euros depending on how long the time is exceeded. Martin Zöllner, camping expert at ADAC, sees the change in the law positively: He believes that this represents a clear improvement in safety for all campers.
So people who travel often should not ignore the tests and security checks. A good knack for using technology ensures that excursions into nature remain carefree and relaxing. If you want to be on the safe side, take care of the necessary tests in good time - because safety comes first!