Aerodome III - Tent Zempire - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Inflatable Tent
Brand	Zempire
Model	Aerodome III
Capacity	3-Person
Dimensions (approx.)	240 x 240 x 180 cm (L x W x H)
Weight (approx.)	6.5 kg
Frame Type	AERO-FRAME Inflatable Poles
Inflation Pressure	7 PSI (max 8 PSI)
Pump	Double hose adapter included
Windows	PVC windows at front
Rooms	Multi-room design with inner tent attachment
Ventilation	6 draft vents on bedroom sides
Guy Ropes	Recommended for stability
Peg Points	Multiple including anchor webbings at 45° angle
Material	Polyester with PVC windows
Floor	Black floor (inner tent)
Repair Kit	Repair patches and replacement cable ties included
Country of Origin	Made in China
Testing	Tested in New Zealand
Included Accessories	Pump, repair patches, cable ties
Care Instructions	Ensure site clear of sharp objects; inflate to correct pressure; peg out all points; deflate by removing valves and walking down tubes
Safety Warning	Do not inflate above 8 PSI; do not open pole sleeve zips when inflated

Frequently Asked Questions - Aerodome III Zempire

What is the recommended inflation pressure for the Aerodome III?

The recommended inflation pressure is 7 PSI. Do not exceed 8 PSI as it may damage the poles and tent.

How do I attach the inner tent?

Lay the inner tent inside with the door facing the center and black floor downwards. Attach buckles at rear corners, then connect toggles through corresponding rings from rear to front. The inner can remain attached during deflation.

How do I repair a leak in the AERO-FRAME?

First check all valves are screwed in. Deflate the faulty frame, unzip the flysheet sleeve, and remove the tube by cutting the cable tie. Partially inflate the tube and submerge in water to find bubbles. Cover the hole with the supplied repair patch, then reinsert and zip together with new cable ties.

What is the correct way to peg out the tent?

Peg out the 4 main peg points first. Then peg remaining points ensuring floor sits flat. Front and room anchor webbings should be pegged at a 45° angle. Insert pegs at 45° for best hold.

How do I deflate the Aerodome III?

Remove the valves from the AERO-FRAME (caution: poles under pressure). To remove excess air, carefully walk down the length of the tube towards the valve end before rolling up.

Can I inflate two poles at once?

Yes, the pump features a double hose adapter that allows two tubes to be inflated simultaneously. Configure the pump as per the diagram in the manual.

Why are the vents important?

The tent has 6 draft vents on either side of the bedrooms. Opening them provides adequate ventilation, reducing condensation. During cooler weather, you can peg them closed.

Should I use guy ropes?

Yes, it is recommended that guy ropes are pegged out at all times for stability. Also open windows whenever possible for ventilation.

What should I do if my tent develops a leak?

Refer to the repair procedure: locate the leak by partially inflating the tube and submerging in water, then use the included repair patch. Always ensure valve caps are securely attached after inflation.

Where is the Aerodome III made?

The tent is made in China and tested in New Zealand by Zempire.

USER MANUAL Aerodome III Zempire

INNER TENT ATTACHMENT

1. Lay out the inner inside the tent with the door facing the center and the black floor facing downwards.
2. Attach the buckles at the rear corners of the tent and connect the toggles on the inner through the corresponding rings working your way from the rear to the front.
3. The room can remain attached when deflating the tent.

IN THE UNLIKELY EVENT OF YOUR TENT DEVELOPING A LEAK

1. Firstly check all valves are screwed in correctly.
2. Deflate the faulty AERO-FRAME and unzip the flysheet sleeve.
3. Remove the tube from the Outer by cutting the cable tie holding the zipper ends together and unzip.

CAUTION: DO TO OPEN THESE ZIPS WHEN THE POLE IS INFLATED.

1. Remove the clear tube from the sleeve.
2. Partially inflate the tube and check for leaks (bubbles) in a basin of water.
3. Using the repair patch provided cover the hole and seal.
4. Partially inflate the tube and re insert into the pole sleeve. Zip together.
5. Connect the zipper ends with the replacement Cable ties provided.

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AERODOME III

INFLATABLESERIES

INSTRUCTIONS

AERODOME III

INFLATABLE

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Clear your site making sure there are no sharp objects where you are going to pitch your tent. Try to get a site that is as flat as possible. Spread tent out, the PVC windows are located at the front.
2. Peg out the 4 peg points on the main body of the tent as shown.

1. Unzip the triangle Valve Cover on the Right hand side of the tent and locate the AERO-FRAME valves.

2. Remove the valves completely and re-screw in to ensure the valve is not cross-threaded. Screw in firmly but do not over tighten. Open the valve caps.

3. The Pump features a double hose adapter which allows two tubes to be inflated at the same time.

Ensure the pump is configured as per the following diagram.

Attach the of the hoses to the AERO-FRAME valve inlets.

6. Begin to inflate the center and left hand side AERO-FRAME. Have someone walk inside to help raise the frame during inflation. Inflate to 7 PSI. DO NOT INFLATE ABOVE 8PSI. THIS MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE POLES AND THE TENT.

1. Once inflated to the correct pressure, remove the pump hoses and securely attach the valve caps. Close the Valve Cover.

1. Inflate the Rear and the Right Hand Side Room AERO-FRAME following the same procedure as above, then remove the hose and securely attach the valve caps. Finally inflate the Front Awning AERO-FRAME.

2. Peg out the remaining peg points around the tent ensuring that the floor sits flat. It is easier to align the front door correctly with the door closed.

3. Peg out the front and room anchor webbings. These should sit at a 45° angle to the ground.
4. Peg out the 6 draft vents on either side of the bedrooms. These can be pegged closed during cooler weather conditions.
5. It is recommended that guy ropes are pegged out at all times and windows are opened whenever possible to allow adequate ventilation.

Insert pegs at a 45° angle

DEFLATION

1. Remove the valves from the AERO-FRAME. Take care as poles will be under pressure.
2. It may be necessary to remove some excess air from the AERO-FRAME before rolling up your tent. This can be done by carefully walking down the length of the tube towards the valve end.