No one can tell this. There is no fixed lifespan for gas regulators. Some can work on for 10 years like the Italian products, while others just give one year service then it developed some mechanical faults.
The first place to look for information on how often to service your gas regulator is the manufacturer recommendations. Different manufacturers may have different recommendations based on the specific model and type of gas regulator. Check the owner manual or contact the manufacturer directly to determine the recommended service intervals for your gas regulator.
As a general rule of thumb, it is recommended that you service your gas regulator at least once a year. This annual service can include a thorough inspection of the gas regulator and associated components, checking for any signs of wear or damage, cleaning or replacing any dirty or clogged parts, and testing the gas pressure to ensure that it is within the correct range.
It is also recommended to perform regular maintenance on your gas regulator to prevent problems for the safe and efficient operation of your gas appliances. This regular maintenance can include checking for gas leaks, replacing worn-out seals or diaphragms, cleaning or replacing dirty or clogged gas hose pipe, and make that the gas pressure is within the correct range.
Remember, regular visual inspection of your gas regulator can also help prevent problems, and make sure that your gas appliances are operating safely. Check the gas regulator for any signs of wear or damage, such as cracks or corrosion. Make sure that all fittings are tight and that there are no signs of gas leaks. A professional technician can provide a more thorough inspection and testing of your gas regulator, making sure that it is operating safely and the a right way.