Neo 6 - Tent Zempire - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Zempire
Model	Neo 6
Product Type	Tent
Capacity	6 persons
Pole Configuration	Color-coded poles (Red, Blue, Green)
Pitching System	Sleeves and clips
Flysheet	Included with orange webbing loops for front identification
Inner Tent	White, main door at front
Pegging Points	Around inner tent and flysheet; pegs through webbing loops at pole bases
Ventilation	Open windows when possible; use guy ropes for stability
Fire Retardant	Fabric treated with fire retardant (not fireproof)
Cleaning	Mildew: wash with warm water and soft brush; do not use detergents
Storage	Dry thoroughly before packing; clean pegs and poles before storing
Guy Ropes	Recommended to peg out at all times during use
Country of Origin	New Zealand (100% NZ owned)

Frequently Asked Questions - Neo 6 Zempire

How do I pitch the Zempire Neo 6 tent?

Clear the site of sharp objects, spread out the inner tent (white) with the main door at the front. Assemble the 5 pole sections, ensuring they do not snap together. Thread the RED poles through the diagonal sleeves, insert ends into pins, and clip C-clips. Then thread BLUE poles through sleeves on either side of the dome, insert into rings, and clip. Finally, thread GREEN poles through the front sleeve, insert into rings. Pull the fly over, aligning orange loops at front, and connect velcro loops inside fly around pole sleeve cutouts. Peg out all peg points, with pole base pegs through webbing loops. Attach elastic loops over inner pegs, or peg fly directly where no inner peg exists. Guy ropes should be pegged out at all times.

What are the color-coded poles for?

The poles are color-coded to simplify assembly: RED for the diagonal cross poles, BLUE for the side poles, and GREEN for the front pole. Follow the order to avoid confusion.

At what angle should I insert the pegs?

Insert pegs at a 45° angle for optimal holding power.

Do I need to use guy ropes?

Yes, it is recommended that guy ropes are pegged out at all times during use to ensure stability and wind resistance.

Can I pack the tent away wet?

Never pack your tent away wet. If you must take it down when wet, dry it completely as soon as possible to prevent mildew formation.

How do I remove mildew from the tent?

If mildew forms, wash it off with warm water and a soft brush. Do not use detergents, as they may damage the fabric.

Is the tent fireproof?

The fabric is treated with a fire retardant but is not fireproof. Do not use open flames inside the tent.

How should I clean the pegs and poles?

Clean all pegs and poles before storing to prevent dirt and corrosion. Use a damp cloth if needed.

How can I ensure adequate ventilation?

Open windows whenever possible to allow adequate airflow. Proper ventilation reduces condensation and keeps the tent comfortable.

Where is Zempire based?

Zempire is a 100% New Zealand owned and operated business, proud of its kiwi heritage.

USER MANUAL Neo 6 Zempire

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 out the inner tent (White), the main door is located at the front.

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1. Assemble the 5 pole sections. Ensure that the poles do not snap together.

2. Thread the RED poles through the pole sleeves that run diagonally across the centre of the tent. Insert the ends of the poles into the pins located below each pole sleeve. Clip the C clips around the poles

1. Thread the GREEN poles through the pole sleeve at the front of the tent. Insert the pole ends into rings.

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1. Pull the fly over the inner tent. The ORANGE webbing loops indicate the front of the fly. Connect the velcro loops inside the fly around the cut outs on the corresponding pole sleeve.

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1. Peg out all the peg points around the inner tent. The peg points at the base of each pole should be pegged through the webbing loop rather than the ring.

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1. Attach the elastic loop over the existing inner pegs. Where there is no existing peg, peg the fly directly into the ground ensuring there is significant space between the inner and fly.

1. 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

PITCHING INSTRUCTIONS - NEO 6

1. Ensure guy ropes are pegged out at all times during use
2. Never pack your tent away wet. If you must take your tent down when wet, ensure that you dry you tent completely as soon as possible to prevent mildew forming.
3. If mildew does form on your tent wash off pours with warm water and a soft brush to prevent further growth. Do not use detergents.
4. Do not use an open flame inside your tent. The fabric has been treated with a fire retardant but is in no way fire proof
5. Clean all pegs and poles before storing

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