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Self Containment Inspection

$150.00

Under New Zealand regulations, a self-contained vehicle is one that can safely and hygienically meet the water, waste, sanitary and rubbish-storage needs of its occupants for a minimum of three days without needing external facilities or discharging waste on the ground.

Achieving this status requires inspection and certification; certified vehicles receive a warrant card (e.g., “Green warrant”). More important details like price, value, length of service, and why it’s unique. Or use these sections to showcase different key values of your products or services.

Get your camper self-contained certified in Auckland. Fast inspection and certification service to meet NZ freedom camping rules. Contact us now.

Under New Zealand regulations, a self-contained vehicle is one that can safely and hygienically meet the water, waste, sanitary and rubbish-storage needs of its occupants for a minimum of three days without needing external facilities or discharging waste on the ground.

Achieving this status requires inspection and certification; certified vehicles receive a warrant card (e.g., “Green warrant”). More important details like price, value, length of service, and why it’s unique. Or use these sections to showcase different key values of your products or services.

Get your camper self-contained certified in Auckland. Fast inspection and certification service to meet NZ freedom camping rules. Contact us now.

Self-Containment Requirements (Regulation 13)

To be certified as self-contained, a vehicle must be equipped with all of the following:

  1. Fresh Water Supply System

    • A system that stores and conveys potable water securely and prevents contamination.

  2. Fixed Toilet

    • A fixed toilet that collects human waste hygienically inside the vehicle. Portable toilets no longer qualify for Green warrant certification, unless under transitional provisions or specific circumstances.

  3. Wastewater System

    • Greywater and blackwater systems that securely collect and store wastewater.

  4. Sink

    • A sink installed safely and draining to the wastewater tank.

  5. Water Filling Point

    • A secure method of loading (refilling) fresh water that avoids contamination.

  6. Waste Disposal Means

    • A hygienic way to dispose wastewater at an appropriate external outfall.

  7. Rubbish Storage

    • Secure containment for rubbish (e.g., a sealed bin).

  8. Ventilation

    • A ventilation system that removes odours from the vehicle and ventilates wastewater tanks to the exterior, minimising foul air inside.