Handleiding SunnCamp Breton 500 Tent

Handleiding

Open the front entrance making sure that the zip is fully

undone. Roll the entrance fully back and secure in place

w

ith the loop and toggles.

Fit the inner tent starting with the base, connecting each

corner clip (which is fitted to an adjustable strap) to the

c

aptive receiver fitted to the tents groundsheet.

Next, working from the back, attaching each loop to it’s

respective toggle.

The entrance to the inner tents is

single skinned with a mesh panel at

the top, which has an internal zipped

curtain. The entrance can be zipped

closed or opened and rolled back out of

the way.

The inner tent is fitted with a rear window that is in line

with the rear vent of the flysheet. This allows light and

air to enter the sleeping area if required.

Breton 500 only...

The five berth inner tent is fitted with a divider which

can be used to create two separate areas. It can also be

un-zipped and rolled up to create one large area.

The front entrance is single skinned and can be rolled

back and retained by a set of loops and toggles.

When closed, the zip cover/baffle must be carefully

pressed into place ensuring the velcro tabs are aligned

and the skirt correctly positioned, secured by tent pegs,

to avoid water ingress should it rain.

The side entrance is duel skinned with one mesh (fly

screen)and one solid. One or both and can be rolled out

of the way or can be raised

to create a porch. Your

SunnCamp stockist can

supply as an additional

item, a set of porch poles

that simply slot together.

When used as a porch, insert

the spike end of the porch

poles into the eyelets at the

entrance’s two corner

pegging points, then hook a

guy rope over the spike and

secure to the ground with a

peg. Adjust each guy rope tension to bring the porch

square.

When closed, the zip cover/baffle must be carefully

secured into place, ensuring the velcro tabs are aligned

and the skirt correctly positioned, secured by tent pegs,

to avoid water ingress should it rain.

All windows have curtains, which can be

closed and are secured in place with

velcro tape.

When open, carefully roll the curtain and

secure with toggle and loop.

The rear and over window

vents are simple flaps that

are held closed by a Velcro

s

trip. When opened, a

small support is used to

‘prop’ the vent open.

Once the tent has been fully erected, check that the

weather skirting, to the base of the tent, is correctly laid

to help prevent water ingress. These can be secured in

place using the elasticated pegging points

It is advisable to have a ‘Fire’ bucket filled with water,

placed outside the tent.

Hopefully it will never be needed, but if it is, you will be

glad you made the effort.

The tent fabric is fire retardant, NOT fire proof and

therefore you must not smoke or use a naked flame in or

near it. This includes the traditional ‘camp fire’.

Guy ropes can cause a trip hazard and should be marked

so that passers by can see them.

Tent pegs are also a trip hazard and should not be left

‘half in’.

Cleaning…

Both inside and outside of the tent should only be

cleaned using fresh clean water and a damp cloth. Do not

use detergents or chemical cleaners.

Storing…

The tent is best stored in its original carry-bag. However,

if the tent is dismantled when wet, you MUST thoroughly

dry the tent as soon as possible.

After a wet pack-up, erect the tent as soon as possible

and allow its flysheet, guy ropes and of course the carry-

bag to fully dry naturally before repacking everything

away. If stored when the flysheet and/or guyropes are

wet, the tent will suffer from mildew and will become

unusable. Please note that damage caused by incorrect

storage is NOT covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.

Repairs…

Repairs to the tent should only be made by the

manufacturer’s recommended agents. Repairs made by an

unauthorised third party will make the manufacturer’s

warranty void.

This tent is designed for light use in normal weather

conditions. It is not suitable for storms, gales, sub zero

or tropical conditions.

Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can weaken the

fabric of the tent. To avoid the risk of UV deterioration,

site the tent in a shaded area, where it will be protected

from exposure to strong sunlight.

UV DETERIORATION

STORM AND WEATHER SUITABILITY

INNER TENT

CLEANING, STORING AND REPAIRS

SAFETY

WEATHER SKIRT

VENTS

FRONT ENTRANCE

SIDE ENTRANCE

WINDOWS

sure that the pole body is

fully inserted into its

a

djoining ferrule. Steel

legs simply slot together.

Take all shock corded poles and slot together. Next, slot

t

he steel leg poles together.

Lay the tent out on the selected ground area with the

entrance correctly positioned.

Remove the protective transit bags from the six captive

elbow fittings. The elbow fittings are tethered to the

flysheet by elastic cord and should not be removed. Make

sure you place the protective bags in the tent carry-bag

for safe keeping.

Insert the black shock corded

poles into the sleeves marked

with a black band. Then insert the

end of each pole into the captive

elbow fittings. Note: the elbow

fitting has a narrow aperture for

the black poles and a wider

aperture for the steel poles.

Next, connect a steel leg to each elbow fitting. Each leg

end slots onto a pin on a ring. The pin and ring are

attached to an adjustable webbing strap.

The ring is also used as the

securing point for the tent

peg.

Starting with one pole, insert

the ring pin into the end of

the pole. Next, go to the

other end of the pole and

insert the ring pin. Repeat

with the remaining two.

You can now attach the pole clips onto each pole to bring

the tent flysheet into the correct

shape.

Bring the tent to an upright position

by pegging out the side guy ropes.

(These may need to be re-pegged at a

later stage.)

You should now ensure that all entrances

to the tent are closed with all zips fully

secured.

If this is not done now, the tent will be

out of alignment when fitting the tent

pegs.

Starting with the four corner tags, secure the tent to the

ground using the tent pegs. Then secure all remaining

tags.

When inserting into the ground,

the peg should be set at a 45-

degree angle away from the tent.

Pegs should be hammered into

the ground using a suitable

mallet and NOT pressed in with

the foot. Most bent pegs are caused by using your foot

rather than a mallet.

P

eg removal can be made easier if you use a suitable

extractor.

Pegs used to secure an entrance or

d

oor opening can be left slightly

raised. This will allow easy hooking

a

nd unhooking when opening or

closing the door.

Secure each guy rope, positioning

its peg at a suitable distance from

the tent.

Once in position, tighten the

ropes equally to bring the tent to

its natural shape. DO NOT over

tighten.

To tighten, hold the rope above

the slider and pull the slider up. To

release, hold the rope above the slider and pull the slider

down. Remember that all guy ropes are a trip hazard,

especially in the dark.

To improve the tents rigidity, the two

sets of roof tension poles will be

inserted inside the tent once the main

erection is complete.

Open the front entrance making sure

that the side zips are fully undone. Roll

it fully back and secure in place with

the loop and toggle.

Slot the first set of tension poles

together. Make sure that the mini quick

lock, fitted to one end of the roof pole,

is released to allow adjustment.

Next, insert the fixed end of the roof tension pole into

the left or right hand retainer sleeve at the rear of the

tent. Keep the pole captive within the retainer sleeve as

you walk to the front of the tent.

Raise the pole and insert the adjustable end section in to

the front retainer sleeve. Carefully pull the pole and end

section apart to bring them under tension, then close the

mini quick lock to retain the pole in place.

Once in place, secure the tension pole along the length

of the tent with the captive ribbons using a bow.

Finally, fit the remaining pole to the other side of the

tent.

Insert the front canopy pole into the

sleeve of the canopy. Both ends of

the pole are fitted with a spike which

is designed to fit into the metal eye

fitted to the upper most, front pole

clip fabric.

Starting at one side of the tent,

insert the spike end into the eyelet.

Next, go to the other end and insert the spike into the

opposite eyelet to bring the pole under tension.

FRONT CANOPY POLE

ROOF TENSION POLES

GUY ROPES

TENT PEGS

TENT

ENTRANCE

Captive

Elbow

Fitting

Steel

Leg

Steel Pole

Strap

Pin

Ring

OPEN

LOCK

Peg

45°

Ferrule Pole

Pole

Pole

Clip

Guy

Rope

Canopy

Pole

Steel

Leg

Pole

Clip

Eyelet

Side

Skirt

Porch Pole

Spike

Porch

Guy

Rope

Support

Window VentWindow

Toggle

Beoordeling

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