LPG adapters for Europe

LPG adapters for Europe

When traveling abroad in a motorhome, it’s essential to use the correct adapter for refilling LPG, as this ensures safety and compatibility. There are 4 types of LPG adapters for Europe: Euro, ACME, Bayonet and Dish. In the upcoming article, I’ll first outline the various countries where specific LPG adapters are required, and then detail what these adapters look like.

Types of LPG adapters used in Europe

Most refuelling stations have adapters available. Just ask for them from the service station attendant. However, we carry adapters with us just in case.

Connector type by country (table)

CountryConnector
AlbaniaDish
AlgeriaDish
AustraliaACME
BelgiumACME
BelarusDish
Bosnia and HerzegovinaDish
BulgariaDish
Czech RepublicDish
MontenegroDish
ChileACME
DenmarkDish, Bayonet
EstoniaDish
FranceDish
GreeceDish
NetherlandsBayonet
CroatiaDish
IndiaDish
IrelandACME
CanadaACME
KosovoDish
LiechtensteinACME
LithuaniaDish
LatviaDish
LuxembourgACME
HungaryDish
MaltaDish
MoldovaDish
GermanyACME
NorwayBayonet, Dish
New ZealandBayonet
PolandDish
PortugalDish, Euro
AustriaDish, ACME
RomaniaDish
RussiaDish
San MarinoDish
Northern MacedoniaDish
SlovakiaDish
SloveniaDish
United States of AmericaACME
SerbiaDish
SpainBayonet, Euro
SwitzerlandACME, Dish
SwedenDish
ItalyDish
TurkeyDish
UkraineDish
United KingdomACME, Bayonet

Understanding the different types of LPG adapters available for use in Europe is crucial for any traveler or motorhome enthusiast. As we’ve seen, each country may have its own unique requirements. Making it essential to be prepared with the right adapter. Whether you’re exploring the scenic routes of France, the historic landscapes of Italy, or the diverse terrains of Germany. Having the correct LPG adapter ensures a smooth and uninterrupted journey. Remember, the key to a worry-free adventure lies in preparation and knowledge. So, equip your travel kit with the appropriate LPG adapters, and you’re all set to enjoy the vast and beautiful expanse of Europe without any fuel-related hiccups. Safe travels!

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