Outdoor Revolution Oxygen Speed Manual de usuario

Outdoor Revolution MODEL Oxygen Speed

Thank you for purchasing an Outdoor Revolution product, this product will give years

of satisfactory service if basic instructions are followed, our products are designed for

durability and for ease of erection.

Spare bladders/poles can be purchased to replace damaged items

** Awnings will not be swapped because because these items have been damaged**

SPARE POLES CAN BE PURCHASED FROM WWW.OUTDOOR-REVOLUTION.COM, spares section.

Please read the following instructions carefully

TIP: Refer to the photograph to help when pitching your Oxygen Speed

Please do not leave for your vacation without fully erecting and checking the contents of your

porch.

Ideally erect your porch for some period allowing it to weather.

Please make sure that before erecting, that you site the porch on clear Level ground with no sharp

objects underneath, and that all the zips are fully closed. (We recommend laying a groundsheet

down to keep the awning Dry and clean)

If you have any issues relating to pitching your awning please contact your dealer for instructions

before going on holiday.

Please note this awning is designed as a ‘touring’ awning and not for ‘permanent pitch’

use

IMPORTANT PLEASE CHECK YOUR EQUIPMENT

(Make yourself familiar with the awning and its parts before attempting to erect)

Contents

Flysheet (or outer)

Centre roof pole (in a separate bag)

Pegs (in a separate bag)

Outer carrying bag (with dimension details)

Stability Straps x 2

A selection of spare parts

1 hand pump

ERECTION INSTRUCTIONS.

Outdoor revolution awnings are all erected outer first

1. Lay the flysheet spread out on the ground.

2. Now take the awning and slide the profile through the caravan channel until awning is in the desired

position on the van.

3. Once the awning is in the desired position identify the black fabric tape that runs round the foot of the

awning and tension carefully. You will notice that the length which runs parallel at the nearest point to the

caravan has two brass eyelets in the corners these must be pegged using if possible lightweight pegs

(please avoid using hard ground pegs at this point if possible as these are often a larger diameter than the

eyelet and can result in damage)

4. Next attach the pump and begin to carefully inflate the bladder taking care that the fabric is fully opened

out and that no part of the fabric is caught anywhere as this can result in damage to the unit if care is not

taken at this point.

5. Once the bladder is almost fully inflated the 2 corners at the front of the awning need to be pegged and

tensioned out using the adjustable pegging straps.

6. At this point the bracket pad should be attached using the short piece of profile which is parallel to the

awning profile up by the caravan. The centre carbon pole can now be attached using the black pocket in

the centre above the area of the bladder and then hooked into the bracket pad and tensioned. You should

now be ready to peg the remaining pegging points of the awning out. Firstly, make sure all zips are

closed. Starting at one corner (by the caravan) work round the awning and peg out all the pegging points

around the awning (Take care not to over tension the awning, if a door zip is tight it is possibly the fabric is

over-tensioned)

7. The remaining intermediate pegging points can now be pegged (taking care that the pegging is run in line

with the previous peg –this should ensure the awning finishes up square and parallel to the caravan)

8. Guy lines can now be tensioned and pegged on the awning please ensure in heavy weather that ALL guy

lines and stability straps are used. (Please note that failure to use all the lines may result in your awning

being damaged)

9. Then tension the elastic toggles on the two panels which sit against the caravan to create a better weather

seal.

10. Finally if required give the bladder a little more inflation.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES ON YOUR OXYGEN SPEED

1) Only two items needed to support the awning (bladder and centre pole)

2) Fly screens on both doors

3) Rear pad system (adjustable)

4) Rear pad poles

5) Pockets on right and left side to stow front panel

6) Black webbing floor tapes adjustable

7) Four corner vents

Please note these few points for trouble free camping.

a. After use please you always dry and air the tent before packing away.

b. Any dirt or stains can be removed by brushing or gently washing with warm water. DO

NOT use detergents as this will destroy the waterproofing on the fabrics.

c. We advise that you DO NOT cook or smoke in this tent; although the outer fabric is fire

retardant treated it will still melt.

d. Please make sure that you have a good time.

**We highly recommend that you insure your awning against storm damage or

accidental damage, as the warranty does not cover such eventualities. The

manufacturer is not liable for any damage caused to the caravan or vehicle because of

misuse, incorrect pitching or extreme weather**

Outdoor Revolution Awnings are distributed by:

Blue Diamond Products Ltd

WWW.Blue-diamond-products.co.uk

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