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Cyl. Camper LPG Vapor Tank 30L (Ø270x605) GZWM 4 Hole - Incl. Valves - Camper Cooking
Cyl. Camper LPG Vapor Tank 30L (Ø270x605) GZWM 4 Hole - Incl. Valves - Camper Cooking
Type: GZWM ZC270/30P - 4-hole vapor gas cylinder gas tank (4 x separate appendages)
Approval: E20 67R-01 0609 (High-Quality Automotive ECE 67R-01 Approval.)
Tank capacity: Gross 30 Liter (80%=24 Liter)
Dimensions: Ø270 mm x Length: 605 mm
Gross Empty Weight: 17.5 kg
Mounting: Using mounting rings / mounting brackets (Consult the regulations)
Tank position: Horizontal, appendages slanted downwards. See mark (cross with arrow) on gas tank to indicate top and horizontal center.
NB! Choose the tank in the correct configuration (Images for illustrative purposes and examples of configurations.)
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Type: GZWM ZC270/30P - 4-hole vapor gas cylinder gas tank (4 x separate appendages)
Approval: E20 67R-01 0609 (High-Quality Automotive ECE 67R-01 Approval.)
Tank capacity: Gross 30 Liter (80%=24 Liter)
Dimensions: Ø270 mm x Length: 605 mm
Gross Empty Weight: 17.5 kg
Mounting: Using mounting rings / mounting brackets (Consult the regulations)
Tank position: Horizontal, appendages slanted downwards. See mark (cross with arrow) on gas tank to indicate top and horizontal center.
NB! Choose the tank in the correct configuration (Images for illustrative purposes and examples of configurations.)
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Cyl. Camper LPG Vapor Tank 30 Liter (Ø270x605) GZWM 4 Hole - Incl. Valves - Camper Cooking (Gaseous) for your Motorhome, RV, Mobilehome or Foodtruck
This LPG Camper tank is equipped with 4 fittings; an 80% filling stop with non-return valve, an overpressure valve (blow-off valve), an extraction valve (manually or electrically operated), a level meter with a clock. An optional gas tight housing (Tank box) encloses these fittings and can collect possible leaking gases.
To view the tank content on the dashboard, an LED indicator with tank sensor is optionally available. A filling hose can be connected to the 80% filling valve with elbow, which is connected to a filling connection on the vehicle. The gas pressure from the vapor tank must be reduced and adjusted by means of a pressure regulator.
High Quality Automotive ECE 67R-01 Approval. Any re-inspection after 10 years depends on national regulations. In many countries a visual inspection is sufficient. (Please find out about your national regulations).
Before ordering first check very carefully which type of LPG tank and which dimensions you need and what fits in your application. Exchanging an LPG tank is sometimes difficult, since the transport of heavy tanks is per pallet and is expensive. (Pick up may also be possible.)
Please study the information below well!
Position of the tank fittings: Centrally placed at 52°.
- Tank outlet: Elec. Extraction Valve with coupling 5/16"UNF - 45°Flare (11W NC)
- Pressure relief valve 27 bar
- Tank level float meter (without sensor)
- 80% fill stop with 90° elbow with connection 1/2"UNF - 45° Flare Male (19mm)
- Gas Tight Housing / Tank box (Optionally at an extra cost)
After you have placed your order the tank valves will be mounted on the tank by us, as this is an expert job. The valves are therefore not supplied separately.
Gaseous LPG (Propane and Butane gas) leaves this type of LPG camper tank, which is used in, for example, Motorhomes, Mobilehomes or Foodtrucks. For example for cooking or heating. Suitable for placement under a vehicle (Transverse or Longitudinal) depending on the available space and requirements, or in an open ventilated area.
If the gas tank is placed in the vehicle (interior), the use of the optional gas tight housing is mandatory and it must be mounted gas-tight. To be used in combination with a vent hose and a bottom vent for discharging any gases to the outside.
This LPG tank is not suitable for driving on LPG (liquefied gas).
Gas Tight Housing option: A Gas-tight-housing is used to protect the valves and, in the case of located inside the vehicle, to collect any gases from the tank and then to be able to discharge them via a vent hose and bottom vent. A gas-tight-housing is required if the LPG tank is placed in the interior of a vehicle and must be connected gas-tight by means of the supplied rubbers. A gas-tight-housing is not necessary if the LPG tank is placed in an outdoor area or in an open ventilated area. For example, under construction. Then the LPG tank can blow off directly into the open air.
Inside the vehicle / Under the vehicle in open air: In the case that the gas tank is placed inside the vehicle (built-in), it is necessary to provide the gas tank with a gas-tight housing (tank box) and a vent hose, etc., for draining of any possible gases to the outside. A gas-tight-housing in combination with a manual extraction valve cannot always be made gas-tight....
When using a manual extraction valve with a SHELL connection, it is NOT possible to connect the gas-tight housing, which means that this combination is NOT suitable for built-in (indoor space), but only for substructure or in an open, ventilated space.
In the case of a manual extraction valve with an 8mm compression connection, the gas-tight housing (tank box) can be connected gas-tightly, but only if the extraction valve is facing inwards with its outlet. (the gas pipe can then be placed in a loop in the gas tight housing or lead out of the gas tight housing or on the same side as the filling hose).
With the manual extraction valve pointing directly outwards, the gas-tight housing cannot become 100% gas-tight, because there is no space for placing a gas-tight plastic tule and rubbers. As a result, the installation indoors is not possible.
MANUAL EXTRACTION VALVE 8mm: A vapor gas tank is fitted with a manual valve as a standard. This means that the outlet of the gas tank must be opened and closed manually. This can sometimes be difficult if the tank is placed far below the vehicle and is difficult to access. A manual Valve is standard equipped with an 8mm compression coupling, so that an 8mm LPG pipe (copper / plastic) can be connected to the pressure regulator.
MANUAL EXTRACTION VALVE with SHELL, instead of an 8mm compression connection, we can install a SHELL connection with a W21.8 left-hand thread on the hand tap. This option is sometimes used to connect a pressure regulator or a high-pressure gas hose or pipe directly to the vapor tank. (An additional adapter to a G.12 connection may be required for a good gas-tight connection.)
NB! With a hand tap with a Shell connection, the tank cabinet cannot be connected in a gas-tight manner and this method is therefore only suitable for an outdoor area and not suitable for built-in (indoor space).
ELECTRICAL EXTRACTION VALVE you can also opt for an electric extraction Valve that is powered with 12V (11W) (Normally Closed) via an electrical circuit with an LPG switch and fuse (not included). This makes it possible to open and close the tank valve from the vehicle interior. It must be taken into account that if you stand still for a long time with the elec. extraction valve energized (1A), this could drain the battery.
An 8mm LPG (copper) pipe also fits on this type of extraction valve, by means of a Flare connection. Type: 5/16" UNF
Have a gas tank installed by an authorized specialist! And have the entire installation inspected by a competent authority.
For a solid and safe installation, apply the RDW-GUIDELINES and NPR-2577-GUIDELINES or the guidelines of your national authority.
Tankfixation:
Use mounting rings, mounting brackets or a complete Vapor tank installation kit of the corresponding diameter. Or have a look at all our tank fixation material.
Pay attention to the positioning of the vapor gas tank for proper functioning of the tank. The marking (cross on the left side above the fittings) on the gas tank indicates the horizontal center plane and the top. The fittings are directed slightly downwards (i.e. just below the horizontal center plane). If the tank is not mounted in the correct position, the tank will not fill properly, liquid gas may come out of the tank instead of vapor gas, and other problems may arise.
Find more information about the correct installation and mounting of an LPG vapor gas tank (cylinder) in our manual: LPG-TANK INSTALLATIE INSTRUCTIES
TIP!
In case of LPG substructure: Gas tank and valves provided with a protective coating (undercoating) for longer life. Repeat this annually.
A Tank Certificate is included with every new LPG Tank. This is usually stuck on the box or on the tank itself. This contains information about, among other things, the approval, production date and serial number. This document is unique and individual for the tank and very difficult to obtain again. So keep it very well! You may need it during the inspection of your car.
Alternatively, download the 67R-01 approval document for this type of tank in the tab ATTACHMENTS on this page.
The shipping costs depend on the delivery destination and the total weight of the order. You can see the shipping costs by placing the product(s) in the shopping cart and specifying the destination. Products heavier than 30 kg can no longer be sent as a package and must be transported on a pallet.
Alternatively, it is also possible to collect this product by appointment at Eindhoven (Ekkersrijt). In this case there are no additional transport costs and it is necessary that you first have completed the order and payment online with us.
Alternatively, it is also possible to collect this product by appointment at Eindhoven (Ekkersrijt). In this case there are no additional transport costs and it is necessary that you first have completed the order and payment online with us.
After you have ordered the gas tank, we will prepare the LPG tank for you in the configuration you ordered, i.e. mounting the tank valves. This is an expert job and we need some time for this. For this reason, we are not always able to send the tank the same day or have it ready for collection.
The pressure in the gas tank varies from 1 to 20 bar (depending on the temperature), but this is in any case too high for the equipment you want to supply with gas (BBQ, burner, gas stove, etc.). It is therefore always necessary to reduce the pressure to a constant low pressure (30 - 50 mbar). This is done using a pressure regulator that is connected to the outlet of a gas tank (directly or with the intervention of a high-pressure gas hose or -pipe and/or high-pressure gas filter).
Tip! Sometimes it is also possible to position the pressure regulator in such a way that it is placed relatively closer to gas-consuming equipment, so that the low-pressure pipes can be kept shorter. (This prevents a possible pressure drop in the low-pressure pipes.) Please note that the high-pressure pipe and pressure regulator may not be installed in the interior. These should always be placed in the outdoor area or in a space ventilated with the outdoor area. This because of a possible leakage and existing pressure relief valves, which prevents the gas from entering the interior space.
In any case, always follow the national guidelines (NPR-2577 Guidelines).
After reducing the pressure using a pressure regulator, the gas can be further distributed in the vehicle (camper, caravan or food truck) to arrive at the various gas equipment. For example, the products below can be used for this. think of pipes, distribution valves to be able to branch and shut off the gas. But also quick-couplings for making an outer connection.
Tip and advice! Preferably keep the low-pressure pipes as short as possible to prevent possible pressure drops. This way you ensure that each part receives sufficient gas. For longer distances, preferably use a pipe with the largest possible internal diameter (for example type XD-5).
Ensure that the low-pressure pipe is properly secured in the vehicle using pipe brackets. Only the last part of the route may be carried out with a flexible rubber gas hose and should not be longer than 1 meter.
In any case, always follow the national guidelines.
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Data sheet
- Attention!
- It is mandatory to have this product installed by an expert. Our company disclaims all liability in the event of an accident.
- Note:
- Gas Tight Housing is necessary when tank is fitted inside the vehicle. It's not required when tank is fitted outside in the open air.
- Recommendation:
- If the tank is fitted underneath the car, apply an undercoating to protect the tank and have a longer lifespan.
- Right of Withdrawal
- When connecting (Electric, Gas or coolant) to this product, the right of withdrawal expires.
- Downloads:
- Manuals and Documentation - See the tab Attachments on this page.
- Related Products:
- See bottom of this page
- Shipping Cost:
- Is calculated in the Checkout and is visible there. (Depends on total weight, destination and discounts.)
- Application:
- Suitable for in and under the car
- Diameter Cyl. Tank
- 27cm
- Tank Capacity:
- 21 - 30L
- Tank Length:
- 51 - 60cm
Fixation Material for this LPG Tank
Filling parts for Camper vapor tanks
