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Category | Controller |
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Safety feature | Crash sensor |
Operating pressure | 30 mbar |
Regulator capacity | 1.5 kg/h |
Type | Gas pressure regulator |
Gas type | Propane/butane |
Inlet pressure | 0.3 to 16 bar |
Installation | Vertical |
Power Supply | Not applicable |
Display | No |
Explains symbols for expert, hazard, and information notes used in the manual.
Describes the MonoControl CS as a safety gas pressure regulator for caravans and motor homes.
Prohibits use in closed rooms, on boats, or in EX Zone 0, and notes restrictions for mobile homes in Germany.
Explains the automatic PRV that protects against impermissibly high pressure by venting to the air.
States that the MonoControl CS must not be used for commercial purposes.
Advises against connecting electrical appliances if gas smell/leak and to close valve and seek expert repair.
Mandates gas extraction in gas phase from upright cylinders; liquid phase extraction is prohibited.
A gas filter must be installed upstream for protection against dirt/oiling.
A high-pressure hose with hose rupture protection (HRP) is mandatory for connecting cylinder to regulator/filter.
Recommends replacing the device within 10 years of manufacture for correct operation.
Follow appliance manufacturer instructions before operating a liquid gas appliance while driving.
Regulation (EC) No. 661/2009 and UN/ECE R 122 mandate safety shut-off devices for heating while driving.
MonoControl CS satisfies safety shut-off requirements for heating while driving in Europe.
Discusses restrictions for operating the gas system while driving based on vehicle manufacture date (pre-01/2007).
Details French regulations for operating gas systems while driving, requiring type-tested vehicles from 01.01.2007.
Unconnected gas cylinders must be closed and have protection caps; connected ones are operating materials.
Diagram showing gas cylinder, valve, HRP, hose, filter, and MonoControl CS components.
Identifies components 1 through 12 from Figure 1b, including screw aids and Torx T20.
Open gas remote switch (if present) and ensure the gas cylinder connection is in perfect condition.
Open the cylinder valve and firmly press the hose rupture protection for about 5 seconds.
Reset the crash sensor by pressing and turning the yellow reset button if it's not in the ready position.
The reset button's position indicates status: 'Ready for operation' or 'not ready for operation'.
Press and turn the yellow reset button clockwise, hold for 5 seconds; use screw aid if needed.
Use the included screw aid to attach/remove the high-pressure hose, ensuring correct torque and preventing damage.
Warning: Residual gas present. No smoking, no naked flames!
Close the empty cylinder valve, remove the high-pressure hose and clip-on adapter (if present).
Attach hose to full cylinder, fit adapter, change filter pad, open cylinder valve, and reset crash sensor.
After any intervention, check hose connection to cylinder valve for leaks (see 'Checking for leaks').
Connect hose to filter/inlet and cylinder, ensure seal integrity, and press HRP/reset button.
Replace gasket G 13 and check hose connections for leaks after intervention.
Check screw joints of high-pressure hose at cylinder valve and filter/inlet for leaks using leak-finder spray.
Connect test pump to test connection and check for leaks as per relevant standards (e.g., G 607).
The leak test must be conducted by a technician with gas hose and cylinder connected.
Turn off consumers, open valves, set crash sensor to 'not ready' and remove test connection cap.
Diagram showing crash sensor reset button and test connection point.
If leak found, close valve, have system repaired by expert, and do not open valve until fixed.
Unscrew pump, reattach screw cap, reset crash sensor to 'ready for operation' position.
Device is maintenance-free; retesting every 2 years is mandatory in Germany and recommended elsewhere.
The filter pad in the gas filter must be replaced every time the gas cylinder is replaced.
Includes high-pressure hoses, flat gasket G.13, and Plug-fit EisEx 12 V for connections.
Includes gas remote switches (GS 8/10) and gas filter for system control and protection.
Details gas type (LPG), admission/output pressures (0.3-16 bar, 30 mbar), and capacity (1.5 kg/h).
Covers tightening torques, horizontal triggering value (4.0 g ± 1.0 g), and operating temperature (-20 °C to +50 °C).
Includes product ID number CE-0085CT0438 and CE 0085 certification mark.
Truma provides warranty for material/manufacturing defects to Consumers in EU member states and other listed countries.
Warranty covers defects within 24 months of purchase; remedy by repair or replacement at Truma's discretion.
Repaired or replaced parts do not restart the warranty period; original period continues.
Warranty jobs by authorized partners; excludes additional costs, travel, and third-party claims.
Excludes claims for improper, unsuitable, faulty, negligent use or non-compliance with intended purpose.
Excludes claims for improper installation, assembly or commissioning contrary to instructions.
Excludes claims for improper operation, unauthorized installations, repairs, or disregard for maintenance.
Excludes claims for consumable parts, wear, non-original or unapproved replacement parts.
Excludes damage from foreign substances, chemicals, abnormal conditions, force majeure, or improper transport.
Excludes claims for modifications by end customer or third parties, including system component changes.
Claim warranty with an authorised service partner or Truma Service Centre; find details at www.truma.com.
Provide detailed description of defect, serial number, and date of purchase for smooth procedure.
Ship affected appliance only by prior arrangement to avoid transport damage.
Manufacturer covers transport expenses if warranty claim is recognised; Consumer liable otherwise.