Air OPUS OP2 2020 User manual

SPECIFICATIONS - 2 SLEEPER
Electrical
Power Supply 12V & 120V
Towing 7-PIN rounded plug
Stereo System Stereo System with 2x speakers,
Radio, USB inputs, CD & DVD player
Battery 2x 100Ah deep cycle AGM batteries with 120V charger
Trailer Lights LED tail lights, clearance lights, internal lights, number
plate light, tool box lights, kitchen light, annex light
Tent/Canopy
Material 400GSM Micro Weave Poly Cotton
Tropical Roof Waterproof and UV Protective Tropical Roof
Annex Fully Enclosed Annex with removable doors & side walls
Awning Annex with doors & end walls removed
Ensuite Room Removable ensuite shower room with oor
Optional Accessories
Foldable Roof Rack Optional (maximum 500lbs. load capacity)
e-Go/Enduro Movers Remote controlled
LED Light Kit Flexible strip lighting system w/ dimmer switches
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OWNERs MANUAL
2020 MODEL
SPECIFICATIONS - 2 SLEEPER
Electrical
Power Supply 12V & 120V
Towing 7-PIN rounded plug
Stereo System Stereo System with 2x speakers,
Radio, USB inputs, CD & DVD player
Battery 2x 100Ah deep cycle AGM batteries with 120V charger
Trailer Lights LED tail lights, clearance lights, internal lights, number
plate light, tool box lights, kitchen light, annex light
Tent/Canopy
Material 400GSM Micro Weave Poly Cotton
Tropical Roof Waterproof and UV Protective Tropical Roof
Annex Fully Enclosed Annex with removable doors & side walls
Awning Annex with doors & end walls removed
Ensuite Room Removable ensuite shower room with oor
Optional Accessories
Foldable Roof Rack Optional (maximum 500lbs. load capacity)
e-Go/Enduro Movers Remote controlled
LED Light Kit Flexible strip lighting system w/ dimmer switches
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Vehicle Identication Number (VIN) Page 2
Specications Page 3 - 4
Dimensions Page 5
11 Quick Tips to set up your Air OPUS® Page 6 - 7
Hitching & Trailer Electrics Page 8
Air OPUS® Brake Set Up Page 9
Setting Up your Air OPUS® Camper Page 10 - 11
Understanding the Air OPUS® Switchboard Page 12
Understanding the air valves when setting up your Air OPUS® Camper Page 13
Air OPUS® Water System Page 14 -15
Air OPUS® Gas System Page 16
Air OPUS® 120 Volt Mains Power Page 17
Air OPUS® 12 Volt Power Page 18
Air OPUS® Fridge Slide Page 19
Setting up the Additional Day Bed Page 20
Installing your Air OPUS® Annex Page 21 - 23
Installing your Air OPUS® Ensuite Page 24
Air OPUS® Care & Maintenance Page 25 - 30
Air OPUS® Warranty Page 31 - 33
CONTENTS
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PCT Patent Pending GB/2017/050391
Design registration No 201712810, No 201712811, No 201712812, No 201712813
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (VIN)
About you Vehicle Identification Number
Every Air OPUS® has a Vehicle Identication Number (VIN). The VIN Plate can be found
on the exterior of your Air OPUS® to the left of the door secured, to the draw bar. We
recommend making a note of your VIN in the template below.
This will be required by insurance companies.
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SPECIFICATIONS - 2 SLEEPER
Body Work Baked enamel nish
Box Material Main body aluminium frame & composite panel exterior,
with galvanlized steel chassis and draw bar
Dimension (Lid Closed) 16’2” x 6’8” x 5’1”
Dimension (Lid Open) 18’4” x 6’8” x 11’6”
Ground clearance 12.4”
Ride Height 5’1” (with cargo rack)
Chassis 1’7” x 6’1” x 2’4”
Drawbar 8’6” x 4’7” x 6”
King Size Bed 6’5” x 5’3”
Trailer Dry Weight 2777lbs
Tongue Weight 242lbs
GVWR 3970lbs
Load Capacity 1000lbs
Features
Hitch Articulating Lock’N’Roll Hitch
Suspension Independent Coil Spring Suspension
Shock Absorber Quad Shock: Dual Gas Shock Absorber per side
Kitchen Fully Stainless Steel Kitchen with 4 burner stove
& sink with electric tap with slide out extension
Water System 2 x Electric Water Pump
Water Tank 2 x Stainless Steel Tanks (20gal)
Water Tank Guard 1.5mm checker plate
Fridge Tray 3’6”L x 1’9”W x 1’8”H
Stabiliser Legs 4 x Drop down lockable
Jockey Wheel Adjustable height swing up
Jerry Can Holders 2 x 6gl
Gas Bottle Holders Twin 20gal adjustable gas rings
Stone Guard Front Surface coated with anti chip deadener
Wheels & Tires 16” Alloy Wheel 265/75R16 Off-Road Tires
Spare Wheel 16” Alloy Wheel 265/75R16 Off-Road Tire
Brake System 12” Electric brakes with hand brake and electric break
away switch
Lights LED
Portable Toilet Standard
External Shower Cold water supplied from tank
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SPECIFICATIONS - 2 SLEEPER
Electrical
Power Supply 12V & 120V
Towing 7-PIN rounded plug
Stereo System Stereo System with 2x speakers,
Radio, USB inputs, CD & DVD player
Battery 2x 100Ah deep cycle AGM batteries with 120V charger
Trailer Lights LED tail lights, clearance lights, internal lights, number
plate light, tool box lights, kitchen light, annex light
Tent/Canopy
Material 400GSM Micro Weave Poly Cotton
Tropical Roof Waterproof and UV Protective Tropical Roof
Annex Fully Enclosed Annex with removable doors & side walls
Awning Annex with doors & end walls removed
Ensuite Room Removable ensuite shower room with oor
Optional Accessories
Foldable Roof Rack Optional (maximum 500lbs. load capacity)
e-Go/Enduro Movers Remote controlled
LED Light Kit Flexible strip lighting system w/ dimmer switches
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4 SLEEPER
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DIMENSIONS - 2 SLEEPER
18’4”
16’2”
5’1”
6’8”
11’6”
5’1”
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Tip 1 - Invest in a cordless drill and
19mm hex head bit to adjust stabiliser
legs rather than manually winding them.
11 Quick Tips to set up and pack up your Air OPUS®
Tip 4 - When
operating the
winches ensure
that the winch
strap remains at
when using or
retracting.
.
Tip 3 - You can adjust the latch by
turning it along the thread, thus extending
it to avoid excessive pressure on the
latches. You can close your camper with
the latches longer, and then return to
tighten these up.
Tip 6 - When using your key to open and
unlock the door, push the door inwards
on the seal to take pressure off the lock
and it will open easier for you.
Tip 5 - Take special care to ensure
all canvas is tucked away on all sides
especially around gas struts, hinge points.
Tip 2 - To avoid placing too much
pressure on the latches and breaking
the latch hook, make sure you latch
down the back of the camper rst
(furthest from the hinge).
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4 SLEEPER
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11 Quick Tips to set up and pack up your Air OPUS®
Tip 7 - During canopy ination make sure all external air valves are closed off and the main air
valve is open before turning air pump on.
Tip 8 - During annex ination make sure the air valves are closed off before turning air pump
on BUT MAKE SURE the cross filling tube valve is OPEN so that the air from the canopy can
purge/travel through to the air beams on to help.
Tip 9 - Remember to turn the
MAIN INFLATION valve in the
camper to the horizontal CLOSED
position when ination is complete
otherwise the canopy may slowly
deate over time.
Tip 10 - If the beams are losing air slightly you can turn the
inbuilt air pump ON and that will top up the air pressure in
all air beams back to the desired pressure, the pump will
turn OFF automatically. If you have a separate pump tube
and valve, ensure the pump is removed and the valve is fully
closed shut.
Tip 11 - Before you set off on your rst trip, do a couple of full set ups and while you have all
the canopy and annex up, remember to weather-in the canvas and allow to dry completely
before packing up!
To OPEN valve turn counter clockwise.
To CLOSE valve turn clockwise until firm.
External Inflating /
DeflatingAir Valve
OPEN
CLOSED
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CLOSE VALVE
REMOVE PUMP
About your Hitch
The Air OPUS®comes with a articulating
Lock’N’Roll hitch.
When hitching the Air OPUS®to your towing
vehicle you must ensure that someone is close
to the handbrake in order to maintain control
of the trailer, particularly when maneuvering
on uneven ground or a slope.
About your Electrical Plugs
7 PIN ROUNDED PLUG
The Air OPUS®is tted with a 7-pin rounded
plug that connects all the exterior trailer lighting
and the electric brakes to the towing vehicle.
A standard 7 pin plug is required on your tow
vehicle for this to connect to.
Disconnect these plugs when the engine of the
towing vehicle is not running, as it will continue
to draw current and you may end up with a
flat battery on your towing vehicle.
The 7-pin rounded plug runs through its own
resetable fused system located in the battery
compartment.
SOLAR PORT
You can also use the solar panel port to
attach a solar panel which will also charge your
Air OPUS®batteries. The solar panel must have a
built in charge regulator.
We recommend using any solar panel of at least
110W. Anything over 200W will be excessive as
you will not be draining your battery at such a
heightened rate.
HITCHING & TRAILER ELECTRICS
IMPORTANT
Wheel nuts should be checked
after first 100mi and then
every 2000mi.
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Air OPUS® BRAKE SET UP
About your Brakes
The Air OPUS® is tted with electric trailer
brakes. You need an electric brake controller
tted to your car in order to tow the
Air OPUS® and operate the electric
brakes safely. Before departing, place car in
drive and check that the Air OPUS® brakes are
on. Refer to brake controller user manual for
correct adjustment.
BREAK-AWAY SWITCH
Your camper comes with a break-away
switch. This is a safety device which will
apply the trailer brakes if it becomes
disconnected from the tow vehicle
MAINTENANCE
As part of the annual service check you
should have completed by an accredited
industry service agent, the brakes should be
checked and maintained.
IMPORTANT
The break-away switch is not a security
device! When cable is pulled, switch
will drain power from batteries
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Initial Steps
STEP 1 - Once you have positioned & leveled your
Air OPUS® on at ground (leveling wedges may be
required - not supplied), engage the handbrake &
disconnect hitch, wiring & chains from tow vehicle.
STEP 2 - Raise or lower the jockey wheel to level
your Air OPUS® lengthways.
STEP 3 - Using the leg winder supplied, gently
lower corner steady legs until each touches the
ground with enough pressure to stop any rocking.
STEP 4 - If you have a drop down spare wheel set
up, please adhere to these safety requirements.
Unclip the spare wheel carrier and lower it down
gently to the horizontal position, taking care to
support the weight of the spare wheel carrier so
that it does not swing free and fall.
SETTING UP YOUR Air OPUS®CAMPER
IMPORTANT
Corner support legs are only to
support the Air OPUS®NOT to be
used to level or lift.
STEP 5 - If roof rack is tted,
remove D Clips and unlatch the
2 retaining clips. Once rack is free
push up until the gas struts take
the weight. From the other side
of the camper pull roof rack
into vertical position and secure
upright with D clips through
mounting point.
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Initial Steps
STEP 6 - Unlatch the lid starting at the rear of the camper. Lift the lid 20cm.
STEP 7 - Unwind the front winch until the strap is long
enough to reach the back of the camper. Clamp the winch
onto the rear eyelet mounted on the back of the lid. Unwind
the rear supporting winch and clip on with enough slack to
allow the lid to rise to vertical.
STEP 8 - Ensuring that the strap remains at and tensioned,
slowly wind the winch in to bring the lid up and over the
camper. The gas struts will take the weight of the lid.
STEP 12
Ensure the main internal air valve is open (vertical/inline). Tighten all
external air valves on each air beam (5 on tent and 7 on annex).
STEP 13
Turn the power key ON. Turn the pump master switch ON. Push the
pump button and watch your camper inate!
STEP 14
CLOSE the main internal valve to lock off air system. You may also wish
to close your cross linking valves to retain constant pressure over an
extended stay.
SETTING UP YOUR Air OPUS®CAMPER
IMPORTANT
STEP 9 - Once lid is fully open and resting against stone
guard secure in place using latch provided
STEP 10 - At this stage walk around the Air OPUS®and
inspect the tent to ensure that the canvas is properly
located within the aluminium channels and that no part
of the tent is caught or snagged.
STEP 11 - At front of camper t each corner of the
canvas over the corner of the lid. The seam on the
canvas should line up with each corner of the bed lid.
Secure using straps provided.
Take care not to stand underneath the lid as it comes down.
Ensure lid is lowered slowly & does not drop suddenly.
REPEAT STEPS 1-12
IN REVERSE TO PACK
AWAY. REMEMBER TO
ZIP UP YOUR DOORS
AND WINDOWS &
OPEN MAIN VALVE
BEFORE DEFLATING
CAMPER.
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UNDERSTANDING THE Air OPUS® SWITCHBOARD
Main features of your switchboard
1 Main Power Key Switch
2 Front Pump
3 Rear Pump
4 Fridge Master Switch
5 Lighting Master Switch
6 Front Tank Indicator
7 Rear Tank Indicator
Quick steps to turn Air
pump on for inflation
Step 1 - Turn main power key switch ON
Step 2 - Turn air pump master switch ON
Step 3 - PRESS air ination button ON and
release, then pump will turn off
automatically once at desired pressure.
Quick steps to check
battery level
Step 1 - Turn on main power switch
Step 2 - Look at digital volt gauge
Step 3 - Look at battery level indicator
30v Circuit Breaker
Located inside the camper
36 11 10 7 122 4 5 114
8 Air Pump Master Switch
9 Air Ination Button
10 Battery Level Indicator
11 Volt/amp Gauge
12 12V Circuit Breaker Reset
13 12V Master Circuit Breaker
14 12V Power Outlet
8 9 13
IMPORTANT Your main inflation valve must be open/in line for your
pump to run. DO NOT hold the button in if it shuts off when
pressed or you will risk damaging your pump.
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UNDERSTANDING THE AIR VALVES WHEN
SETTING UP YOUR Air OPUS®CAMPER
Check all 5 outside valves are closed. When inflating turn the Main
Inflation valve switch (inside
camper) to a Vertical OPEN
position by rotating
anticlockwise.
Open switch board, turn on main 12v power
key, switch main air pump switch to on, press
inflation button.
Once inflation is completete turn the Main
Inflation valve switch (inside camper) to a
Horizontal CLOSED position by rotating clockwise.
IMPORTANT
Failure to CLOSE the Main inflation
valve switch after inflation will
cause the Annex and Canopy to
slowly deflate.
Valve Cap
Air Valve /
Deation Valve
Tube/
Retaining Ring
OPEN
(vertical/in line)
CLOSED
(perpindicular)
1 2
3
4
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Water System Set up
The Air OPUS® is tted with two fresh water tanks, with one unit mounted in front
of the axle and the other unit mounted behind the axle. Each water tank has its
own lockable ll point located on the driver side of the body of the Air OPUS® and is
plumbed to a 12v switchable water pump located on the circuit board.
Each tank has its own pump, each tank is stand alone.
Air OPUS®WATER SYSTEM
One tank supplies water to the driver’s shower side outlet behind the wheels and the
shower also located in this area. There is also the capability to connect mains water to
your inlet but you will require an external water regulator to avoid damaging your
system. The other tank supplies water to the slide out kitchen. There is also a water
outlet located next to the tank outlet connector.
The water tting closest to the rear of the camper on either side is your tank outlet. The
water tting closest to the front of the camper on either side is your inlet/cross lling tube.
Remove the red dust cap from the tting before activating the pump to ensure the
tting is not engaged and your water doesn’t pump out.
To use an opposing tank, simply plumb the inlet and outlet together on the side you
wish to plumb from and run the pump for the tank corresponding to that side. Then,
connect the blue hose on the opposing side you require water at to the outlet closest
to the front of the camper.
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The kitchen sink is connected with a short hose with tting attached, this is to be plugged
into the water outlet connection on the Air OPUS® and the water intake on the kitchen,
which is only accessible when the kitchen is fully extended.
The kitchen has a drain hose attached to the sink drain. This is designed to drain cold
water to a waste container/bucket as the Air OPUS® is a cold water unit.
The water pumps are pressure operated, so once the main 12 Volt power switch is turned
on at the circuit board, the pump will prime the system and as soon as you turn the tap on
the water will ow. Once the tap is closed the pump will turn off until the tap is turned
back on.
When the water system is not required Air OPUS® recommends to switch off the pump
when not in use.
When packing away the Air OPUS® follow the procedure below in order to drain the
system of any excess water before disconnecting the water inlet and internal waste pipe:
A. Switch off the pump at the mains power switch.
B. Open the tap & allow the excess water in the pipe to drain.
C. Close the tap once all of the water has drained.
D. Disconnect either side of the male-to-male hose coupler.
E. Place the bottom waste water outlet pipe away under sink.
Draining your Tanks prior to storage
DO NOT use your pumps to drain your tanks - running the pumps until the tank
is dry will damage your pumps and will not be covered by warranty. Use the drain
point/sump plug on the underside of the tank. For further storage information refer to the
STORING YOUR OPUS section in this handbook.
IMPORTANT
A SMALL AMOUNT
OF WATER MAY BE
PRESENT FROM THE
CONNECTORS AND
WASTE HOSE, SO
A CLOTH IS USEFUL
TO REMOVE ANY
EXCESS WATER.
Air OPUS®WATER SYSTEM
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IMPORTANT
CHECK THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR
CORRECT FITMENT AND SAFE
USE WITH THE GAS CYLINDER
MANUFACTURER/SUPPLIER.
Air OPUS®GAS SYSTEM
Safe operating procedures for your gas system
STEP 1. The Air OPUS® is tted with rings for two 20lb
gas bottles. One bottle at a time can be connected via
the gas regulator provided and must be turned off when
the gas is not in use.
STEP 2. To install a gas cylinder, ensure the gas cylinder is placed correctly with J-clamp,
attach the threaded gas line to the bottle ensuring that’s its been tightened so no leaks occur.
It is advisable to keep an adjustable spanner with jaw opening up to 30mm for this use.
STEP 3. Once kitchen has been pulled out all the way you can t the gas bayonet hose to the
bayonet. This is a simple push and twist to install.
STEP 4. The gas tap/valve on the top of the gas bottle can now be opened. Allow 5 minutes for
gas to plumb through.
STEP 5. Turn on the yellow gas tap (situated underneath the rear of the OPUS behind each of the
gas outlets unit) by turning 90° until it’s in -line with the gas hose.
STEP 6. Lift up lid of the gas hob, turn on one of the burners (push in, hold the knob down until
ame is lit and stays on. Keep pressing the button until the gas has had time to ll up the system
and the burner will ignite.
STEP 7. Switch off the yellow gas valve when not in use and ensure that the gas bottle valve is
closed prior to packing up the Air OPUS® for transit or storage.
When Annex is being used, ensure sure both ventilation points are clear and not covered, one
on the drop skirt and the other on the roof of the rear pod. Leave the privacy screen behind your
kitchen OPEN.
Gas fumes inside a camper trailer tent could result in unconsciousness, brain damage or even
death. Follow safe operating procedures with gas at all times:
• Ensure good ventilation throughout, at ALL times
• Do not use any other gas systems than those provided with
the Air OPUS®camper inside the tent
• Always turn off the shut off valve IMMEDIATELY after use.
TIP - If your igniter on your stove is not clicking, check your D battery hasn’t dislodged.
You can do this by removing your cutlery drawer, and the D battery is tucked under
the front of the stove top beneath the bottom right burner. This battery may lose
contact or become dislodged during transit.
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Air OPUS®120V & 12V POWER SYSTEM
120V Shore Power Connection - Safe operating procedures
The OPUS® comes tted with a 120 volt power system. This 120 Volt power system complies
with NFPA regulations.
The main circuit breaker and panel is located in the electrics cupboard accessibly externally
to the left of the door, behind the main cupboard center door on the driver’s side. Always
ensure you have a clear access to the cupboard door and it is not blocked at any time.
The Shore power hookup is located on the driver’s side at the front of the OPUS®. There are
three internal 120v power points.
• Behind the main circuit board. This unit is designed to supply the battery charger.
• In the storage next to the door
• In the storage area behind the seating area next to the front bed.
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12V Power - Safe operating procedures
The OPUS® has many 12v outlets they are a combination of standard 12v sockets, mini 12v
sockets, USB sockets and switches.
You will nd their location as follows:
• In the front tool box / fridge compartment there is a standard 12v socket. In the same
area there is a small switch that operates the fan located in the door (if tted on this
model)
• On both sides of the tool box there is an LED work light. This has an automatic on/off
switch
• Inside the OPUS® there are four 12v mini sockets. These are for the 12v LED lights at
the bed end. Above the main circuit board there is a twin 12v USB socket.
• Externally at the rear passage side next to the kitchen slide-out there are two additional
12v mini sockets and a standard 12v socket. The two mini sockets are designed to
operate the 12v LED light on the kitchen and a small annex light.
12 Volt - Safe operating procedures
The Air OPUS®has many 12V outlets - they are a combination of standard 12V
sockets,12V light sockets, USB sockets and switches. These are located throughout
your camper trailer both internally and externally.
Next to the main door you will nd your stereo system, light switch and dimmers for
internal and external xed body lighting. The dimmers will only operate the build-in
lighting and will not inuence any other lighting you run via sockets.
The control panel has a battery volt-meter that will provide an indication of the remaining
charge of the batteries and amp draw display in real time. A full battery will be indicated
by the Battery Level Indicator.
There are also two water tank gauges which will display the water level when pressed.
All switches have their own resetable fuse next to each of the switches in addition toa
master resetable circuit breaker for the whole 12V system located next to these controls.
Your batteries are also fused - in the battery compartment the large resettable fuse is
wired to the 7-pin wiring harness tted at the drawbar.
All sockets, fridge power and lighting will operate on 12V power from the on board
batteries; heavy usage and power hungry appliances will deplete the battery’s charge.
It is recommended to have the mains 120V connected to a suitable supply if available,
even if appliances are run on 12V only, to ensure your batteries remain topped up.
The battery charger is fully automatic and will recharge the batteries if the
Air OPUS®is connected to an 120V electric power supply via the 30amp power inlet.
Do not unplug or disconnect this charger internally as it may lose memory settings
for your battery set up and affect your charging. This is an automatic cycle charger and
if using, allow enough time for the charger to complete a full charge cycle.
Regular battery maintenance checks (charge once a month) will prolong the life of
your battery as AGM/Deep Cycle Batteries do not like to be drained at.
Refer to your battery charger instruction manual for further details.
Air OPUS®12 VOLT POWER
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IMPORTANT
Your towing vehicle must have an in-car electric brake
controller installed or your warranty will be voided.
TOWING WIRING
The trailer lights and electric brakes are wired to a standard 7 pin trailer plug.
The Air OPUS® is fitted with electric brakes. While in transit if the tow vehicle has the
7-pin connected this will also be topping up the batteries.

Air OPUS®FRIDGE SLIDE
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Your Air OPUS® is supplied with a powered fridge slide to mount your 12V travel fridge.
LIGHT
The fridge drawer has a sensor-activated light inside for ease of use at night time. This
light will only run if the “Light” master switch on your panel is on. The sensor must be
activated by a change from light to dark to detect and switch on.
POWER
A 12V socket is supplied at the side of the fridge slide to run your fridge. This outlet is run
off the “Fridge” master switch on your switch panel.
FAN
Your opening door is also tted with a small fan. The switch for this fan is located next to
the 12V fridge socket. You do not have to run this fan, however it is recommended for hot
days and long trips to prevent overheating your fridge. The fan is powered by the “Light”
switch circuit
IMPORTANT Be careful not to catch or crush your fridge’s
power cable in the slide mechanism
TIP - If you wish to travel with your fridge powered and fan running, you must leave
the red power key in and switched on, and the LIGHT and FRIDGE switches activated.
Seating moved to create additional bed
The seating area inside the Air OPUS®can be recongured as shown.
SETTING UP THE ADDITIONAL DAY BED
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INSTALLING YOUR Air OPUS®Annex
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Attaching annex to canopy
Step 1 - To attach the annex to the canopy of the camper deate the
canopy to attain easy access to zip area (see picture as shown).
Step 2A - Zip on annex roof as shown,
attach left and right buckles at either
bed end and velcro down straps.
Then connect left and right corners of
the annex to the corners of the OPUS
camper.
Step 2B -
Connect
roof air ination
point to the Opus
tent.
INSTALLING YOUR Air OPUS®Annex
Inflating the annex when attached to canopy
Step 4 - Make sure the 5 valves on the Opus camper tent are closed and inate the main
tent whilst the annex attached.
Step 3 - Spread annex canvas out from the camper as shown
Step 5 -Before inating the annex make sure all 7 outer valves on the annex are closed.
Step 6 -With the cross connecting tube attached, you can open both valves, one from
tent and the other on annex. This will then start to ll the annex turn air pump on and it
will automatically turn off.
Step 7 - Turn inbuilt pump on to start annex ination. Keep an eye out for obstructions
and when the annex starting to form, feel free to help guide the air beams to assist in
easy ow of the air through them and form nal annex structure.
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Inflating the annex when attached to canopy continued...
Step 8 - After main pump shuts off it has reached the desired pressure. Remember to
turn the main ination valve in the camper to the horizontal CLOSED position when
ination is complete. If planning a long stay, close cross linking tubes on annex and
tent to retain pressure, including the cross lling tube. Remember to reopen prior to
Deation!
Step 9 - Using the black straps provided set the feet of the annex at 8ft. out from the
side of the camper and tension. Ensure all feet are sitting on their protective canvas
bases. Peg feet into ground if weather suggests.
Step 10 - Attach all velcro seals between canopy and annex toshut out wind and seal
room. Zip draft skirt into zipper along side of camper.
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Fitting the Ensuite Room
1. Using the toggle provided, zip the ensuite top onto the end air beam over
your spare wheel.
2. Peg down each corner/base to tension the room.
3. You may also wish to use the guide ropes provided to retain the shape of the room.
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IMPORTANT
Remove the ensuite every pack down to prevent
any moisture being trapped inside the camper.

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Changing a faulty bladder
when product is not inflated/in use
Step 1. Locate the faulty air beam and check that
all valves are closed on the beam.
Step 2. Remove linking air tube from faulty beam.
Step 3. Unzip the outer retaining sleeve to reveal
the grey beam tube.
Step 4. Undo the ties holding the zips on
the grey tube together and unfasten the zip.
While unzipping or zipping be careful
NOT to allow the zipper to pinch the
air tube.
Step 5. Remove the bladder from the structural
tube as shown. Reinate the bladder and
locate the puncture. Using the repair kit
provided, patch the hole and let dry. Test
the puncture is sealed by reinating using
the hand pump supplied.
Step 6. Once succesfully repaired, reverse a
bove steps.
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IMPORTANT
DO NOT CHANGE OR UNZIP BLADDERS
WHEN CAMPER IS INFLATED. ISOLATE
BEAM & DEFLATE BEFORE BEGINNING
DO NOT OVER INFLATE. If the bladder can
not be repaired please contact the dealer.
Step 7. Reattach the crosslinking tye to the
repaired beam. This is a rm t - ensure it
is pushed on ALL the way and sitting ush
before reopening valve.
Step 8. Reopen the crosslinking valves to
allow air to equalise. To repressurise the
camper, open your main valve and reactivate
pump - this will shut off again once
the cabin reaches pressure. Relock your
crosslinking valves again once done to
retain pressure.
IMPORTANT
Ensure zip doesn’t pinch bladder! Zip beam back in straight and aligned
to the holes in the tube. If a replacement air beam is fitted and the length
exceeds the
Storage
Pack down the camper correctly as per procedure outlined.
Make sure that you pack down your Air OPUS® tent and annex when the canvas is
completely dry BEFORE being stored. If taken down wet, dry completely at the rst
opportunity to avoid damage to the tent or annex - this MUST be done within the next
24 hours.
IIt is strongly advised that you purchase a storage cover for your Air OPUS® if it is to be
stored in an uncovered location. A storage cover is advised if your camper is left
exposed to the elements.
Clean off dirt, tree sap, bird & bad droppings and grime on the unit from travelling/
terrain to keep your camper in good condition and maximise its longevity. Failure to do
this may permanently mark or stain your composite panelling.
Regular battery maintenance checks (charge once a month) will prolong the life of your
battery as AGM/Deep Cycle Batteries do not like to be drained at. Empty the water
tanks prior to storing. Ensure this is done from drain points and not
by running the pump.
Return to the Road
Ensure that your camper and accessories are t for the road and you adhere to
all local laws.
Check the wheels and tires and ensure they are in good condition with the wheel nuts
correctly torqued (125NM).
Check the tire pressure before driving (80PSI when cold).
Check that polyblock coupling (receiving hitch) is tight.
Check the lights and ttings and ensure they are functioning correctly.
The chassis/running gear and the gas installation of your OPUS®camper should
be checked on an annual basis by a qualied service center.
.
IMPORTANT THE OPUS®CAMPER MUST NOT BE STORED WET/DAMP
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Caring for your Canvas
In order for the Air OPUS® to give you years of camping pleasure, the tent and annex need
to be cared for and MUST NOT be left wet/damp when packed away.
If it is unavoidable that you will have to pack down your Air OPUS® when the canvas is
wet, it is very important that the Air OPUS® tent, annex and ensuite room are dried in the
sun as soon as possible - this should be done within 24 hours.
All Air OPUS® tents and annexs must be “weathered” before use.
To do this you will need to thoroughly saturate the canvas by hosing it down with
water and then allow it to dry prior to its first use. It is possible, due to the nature
of the canvas that there may be a small amount of water ingress during the first
few uses in wet weather; this is normal as the tent and the annex go through
‘weathering’ or ‘conditioning’. If this persists, please notify us as soon as possible.
Maintenance Tips
• Allow condensation to clear and dry before packing/storing the camper.
• Regularly check the seams of the tent and annex and if required apply seam sealer or
suitable alternative. Follow the product instructions and allow to fully dry before packing.
• Regularly check the velcro straps and seams
• Never force the zips of the tent or annex to open or close; inspect for any issues and
rectify as necessary.
• Ensure the zips are used and cared for properly, if needed a zip lubricant can be used to
allow for smooth operation.
• Regularly inspect the tent and annex for holes, rips/tears and damages and have a
suitable tent repair kit for use in emergencies.
• Ensure doors and windows are closed before deation and reination
• Ensure your main ination valve and all cross linking valves are OPEN before
packing away
• Take care when setting up and packing down the camper to ensure the tent, and the
annex beading is not caught or snagged, should this occur retrace the steps and retry
making sure the issue is rectied.
• Should a rip/tear occur assess the damage before taking action. If unsure contact your
OPUS Camper dealer. Small rips/tears can be repaired using the appropriate repair kit
and procedure and may not require a professional or return to the dealer or us for repair;
should the damage be signicant or exceed your capacity, please contact your OPUS
dealer or us.
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External Care for your Air Opus®
• Inspect the outside panels of your Air OPUS® including the roof (bed lids) for any
damage or cracks.
• Inspect the sealant around the panels to verify that there is adequate bonding around
the body panels and exterior features such as the front storage box/fridge cabinet. This
is especially important after an impact/accident to the camper to ensure the integrity of
the body’s resistance to water ingress.
• Regularly check the seals (center and perimeter) of the camper, to ensure there
has been no damage. Ensure your Air OPUS® is packed properly to seal the camper
and prevent water ingress.
• Keep the body and the roof of the camper clean, it is best to clean any mud and
dirt off the camper immediately or after every journey to maintain its clean nish.
• Prolonged exposure to UV, mud, dirt and salt may deteriorate the nish of the camper.
• The body of the camper can be washed with soap and water using a soft sponge. Rinse
the camper thoroughly after washing.
• A damp cloth may be preferred especially for small spots and dirt.
• Specialist products such as Care-avan Waterless Wash & Shine may be used where/
when adequate water is not readily available. Read and follow the instructions carefully
and it is advisable to try any product to be used on the camper on a small
inconspicuous spot to ensure/verify it is suitable before full use.
• Any form of damage or scratch to the paint work or nish of the camper on the body
may be repaired or cleaned by using a suitable ‘touch up’ stick/paint.
Contact your dealer or Air OPUS® camper directly for further information.

Condensation
Condensation needs to be considered in both the Air OPUS®camper tent and the
annex.
Condensation is caused by warm, moist air coming into contact with cold surfaces.
This can occur inside most tents and annexs, which may sometimes be misinterpreted as
the fabric leaking.
There is always moisture in the air when you pitch a waterproof fabric above damp
ground; however the situation is made worse by adding people who are breathing out
warm water vapour. When the warm moist air inside comes into contact with the fabric
of the Air OPUS®camper tent or the annex\material, which is cooled by the outside air,
condensation forms.
While the Air OPUS® is stored away condensation may occur we highly recommend you
open the Air OPUS® on a monthly basis for long term care of the canvas.
During rain more condensation can form due to lower outside temperature and drops
can form and run down seams or fall on internal poles, giving the appearance of a leak.
There are a few main causes of condensation:
• Ground moisture rising inside your annex.
• Your breath - when sleeping at night you will exhale approximately 34 oz of water.
This water vapour is trapped within your OPUS®or annex - this will escape
through opening windows, doors or vents.
• Storing damp or wet accessories e.g. oor mats, chairs, clothes etc.
• Cooking by gas - 0.5 hours of cooking can produce 17 oz. of water.
It is natural for the body to perspire (sweat) during the night; please ensure the camper
is WELL VENTILATED to avoid excessive condensation which could result in issues such
as mould or damp if adequate care is not taken.
After a night’s sleep please INSPECT the mattress to ensure no condensation is present
and the mattress is properly aired.
If in storage for a long period of time such as 4 weeks or longer, its recommended to
open and let it breathe for 24 hours. If the Air OPUS®is based in tropical warm areas
it will cause condensation when closed & may need to be opened & aired more
regularly.
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Ventilation
Ventilation is more important than is generally realised - your Air OPUS®camper and
annxe have several windows/vents that can be opened to help increase air ventilation.
An increase in ventilation will result in a decrease of condensation. Under extreme
conditions, condensation cannot be completely avoided.
Condensation nearly always occurs on the roof poles and therefore it is often
confused with leaks.
Leave the ventilation panels open as much as possible. To prevent ground moisture
rising inside the awning, a plastic underlay can be placed underneath, but this will
cause the grass to die and may contravene some caravan/camp site rules.
When cooking in the Air OPUS® Annex it is crucial to ensure the ventilation
vents located above and below kitchen slide out are clear and not covered.
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IMPORTANT
WHEN COOKING DO NOT
HAVE THE ROOM DIVIDER
CLOSED BEHIND KITCHEN
SLIDE OUT. IT MUST BE OPEN.

Air OPUS®WARRANTY
Introduction
The following information relates to warranties offered by OPUS®. Please read all the
information carefully, and should you have any questions relating to any aspect of this
section, please contact OPUS®. By purchasing an item from OPUS®, you hereby agree
to all terms and conditions of warranty as set out herein.
OPUS will always deal with warranty claims reasonably and in good faith.
We offer a 24 month warranty on our OPUS trailers. OPUS warranties apply for
the use of your OPUS on any road or track that is trafficable to normal four-
wheel-drive vehicles.
Validity of Claims
• Warranties are only valid to the original purchaser of the item in question and are valid
from the original date of purchase only.
• Warranties apply only to items sold as “new” and do not extend to any items sold via
auction, or deemed to be “factory seconds”, “ex-demonstration “or “damaged” unless
specically stated otherwise by OPUS® in writing. (Please see further on this page for
more information).
• Warranties are not transferable under any circumstances. Similarly, if an item is sold
to a third party by the original purchaser, then all warranties become null and void, and
the original purchaser shall make no claims or be eligible for any claims on behalf of the
new owner.
• Warranties do not apply to products purchased from OPUS®. and then used in hire
schemes or as rentals.
• OPUS® does not cover damage due to unauthorized modications, misuse, abuse,
incorrect assembly, improper and irregular maintenance, or accident or collision.
• Any work performed under an authorized warranty claim approved by OPUS® must
be performed by OPUS®, or an authorized representative of OPUS® and only with the
express written permission of OPUS®.
• Any afliates, representatives, associates, agents, suppliers, resellers or similar of
OPUS® shall have no authority to authorize or deny warranty claims on behalf of
OPUS®.
• OPUS® shall not be liable, (in part or whole) for any warranties, either express or
implied, made by agents or resellers on behalf of OPUS® without the knowledge
or express written permission of OPUS®. Such unauthorized claims shall be the
responsibility of the agent or reseller only.
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Camper Trailers
Unless stated otherwise, trailers only are covered by a 24-month
limited manufacturer’s warranty from the original date of purchase. Our
goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under Consumer Law.
You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation
for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have
the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and
the failure does not amount to a major failure.
OPUS® includes equipment and ttings, such as stoves and sinks, which are
separately warranted by their manufacturer and not covered by Opus®’
Warranty.
If necessary, OPUS® will help an owner make a warranty claim to
these manufacturers. In addition to: OPUS® warranty, the consumer may
also be covered by other rights and remedies of Consumer Law in relation
to the goods and or services to which this warranty relates. Under no
circumstances should OPUS® campers be exposed to water crossings at, or above,
body oor level.
The following items are not covered under Opus®’ warranty:
• Impact or stone damage to body, chassis or running gear
• Soiling of fabrics and internal tments from dust and other airborne substances
• Water damage due to water crossings
• Movement or damage caused by dislodgement of appliances and ttings
resulting from hard impact or heavy landings or severely rutted roads or tracks
• General damage arising from misuse
• Rust
• Wheels and tires
• Paint
• Travel covers and straps
• General consumables (e.g. bearings, light bulbs etc)
• Wear and tear when the trailer has been used for permanent living purposes.
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Tents
Tents are guaranteed to be in new merchantable condition at the time of
purchase. A limited manufacturer’s warranty period of 2 years applies to OPUS®
canvas components, poles and ttings. General wear and tear excepted. Zips
and mesh or screens are not covered.
Factory Seconds, Ex-Demonstration & Damaged Goods
From time to time, OPUS® may offer for sale items deemed to be “factory
seconds”, “ex-demonstration”, or “damaged”. Any items sold as “factory
seconds”, “ex-demonstration” or “damaged” items are sold on an “as is” basis.
There are no warranties, refunds, credits, exchanges or similar associated with
such items. In the sale of such items, OPUS® will attempt to provide all relevant
information regarding the item, including faults, defects, or similar, however,
there may be instances where minor defects or imperfections have been
overlooked. This is PURELY UNINTENTIONAL and in no way alters the nature of
the sale. Due to the nature of such items, i.e being “ex-demonstration”, “factory
seconds” or “damaged”, it is reasonable to expect that some imperfections or
aws may exist even where it is not initially apparent. By purchasing such an
item, you agree to this statement in full and accept that there are no warranties
Lodging a Claim
All warranty claims should be lodged by contacting your dealer directly or
contacting OPUS HQ (see below):
Contact
If you have any further questions relating to warranties, or are unsure about any
aspect of this section, please contact OPUS.
Phone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
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PCT Patent Pending GB/2017/050391.
Design registration No 201712810, No
201712811, No 201712812, No 201712813