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| Type de produit | Tente de camping |
| Marque | Eureka |
| Modèle | Hemisphere |
| Capacité | 3 personnes |
| Dimensions (intérieur) | 230 cm × 210 cm × 130 cm (hauteur) |
| Poids total | 4,2 kg |
| Matériau de la toile | Polyester 75D 190T avec enduction PU |
| Matériau des arceaux | Aluminium DAC Featherlite |
| Type d'arceaux | Double arceau croisé |
| Imperméabilité de la toile | 2000 mm de colonne d'eau |
| Saisonnalité | 3 saisons |
| Fonctions principales | Double toit avec abside, ventilation réglable, porte en D |
| Entretien et nettoyage | Nettoyage à l'eau tiède, séchage à l'air libre, stockage sec |
| Sécurité | Ignifugation conforme aux normes CPAI-84 |
| Pièces détachées et réparabilité | Arceaux, sardines, mâts de rechange disponibles |
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MODE D'EMPLOI Hemisphere EUREKA
Assembly Instructions HEMISPHERE

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Exterior view of a modern camping tent with a dome-shaped roof and open interior (no text or symbols visible)Important
- Hemisphere tents are recommended as a 2 person set up.
- It is important to set up your tent prior to your trip to ensure there are no missing parts and to understand the set up procedures.
- We recommend setting up your tent at the start of each tenting season to check for wear or parts that may require servicing.
Assembly
1- Choose a site with level ground and water drainage away from the tent. Clear the area of any sharp or protruding objects that could damage the tent floor.
2- Unfold your tent and spread out the tent in your chosen location. Note the tent and sleeping room may already be attached and can be erected in one procedure. You can place a ground sheet under the tent but be sure the ground sheet does not extend out from under the tent.
3- The Hemisphere uses an Exoskeleton frame enabling the fly sheet and tent body to be set up in one process.(The Hemisphere is also a large tent and is best set up by two people.) Assemble all poles ensuring ferrule connections are fully inserted otherwise breakage can occur. You should have 4 poles all with colour tape identification.
4- Match the pole tape colour to the pole sleeve accent colour and insert the pole through the sleeve. Always push poles through sleeves, never pulling, as pulling may separate poles at ferrules with potential breakage occurring when flexed. Repeat this procedure for all 4 poles. When completed the tent will be laying flat with poles fully inserted through the sleeves.
5- At this point it is important for one person to get inside the tent/fly and elevate the tent at the mid point poles are crossing. This reduces set up pressure on the frame when most frames are broken.
6- The second person can choose a pole end and insert the pole tip into the corresponding tent corner grommet. Continue moving to each pole end repeating this procedure. During this stage the hoops will be formed and the tent will take shape.
7- Attach any clips, sewn into seams, to the frame.
8- Secure the tent in the desired location and stake down. Stretch out the rear vestibule and stake down.
9- You may need to connect the sleeping room corner hooks to the rings located on the underside of the fly. You will need to go inside the tent to do this.
10- Guy lines can be staked out providing increased stability in the event of high winds.
Tips
- It is important that you store the tent in a dry condition. If you put the tent away in the carry bag while it is wet, even for a short time, it may become affected by mildew, which can damage the coating.
- The suns UV rays can be harmful even with technical advances in fabrics. Prolonged exposure could result in fading and possibly fabric disintegration. When choosing a site try to pitch the tent in a shaded area. Do not leave a tent up longer than necessary.
- Fuels can damage tents as can DEET found in many insect repellents.
- All major seams are factory taped. Over time seams could experience delamination. Simply clean the seam and apply seam sealer that can be purchased at most outdoor stores.
- Avoid storing your tent in a hot location.
- We recommend the use of a thin groundsheet or floorsaver with any tent for added protection from abrasion. The floorsaver should be about 10cm. (4 inches) from the tent edge to avoid the possibility of channeling water beneath the tent.