airquee Air Buildings Operating instructions

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Air Buildings
(tents, stage covers)
AS THE OWNER/OPERATOR IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO WRITE AND CARRY OUT YOUR OWN
RISK ASSESSMENT BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO USE THIS PRODUCT. THIS MANUAL, TOGETHER WITH
THE SUPPLIED MAIN OPERATION MANUAL, MUST BE READ BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO SETUP/USE
THE PRODUCT.
Site Survey
1. Carry out a survey of the area where the Air Building will be located, and check for any
overhead/underground cables. It’s important that this is carried out to avoid ground anchors
penetrating underground services, and the Air Building coming into contact with overhead cables
when inflated.
2. You should provide an adequate power supply to the fan, this should adhere to your local power
regulations.
3. Check wind speed: It is not allowed to use an inflatable by a higher wind force than force 5 on
the Beaufort scale of 28 - 38 kmph (19-24 mph). Force 5 is a fresh breeze when small trees in
leaf begin to sway.

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4x
Inclusions
You will need a suitable 230v/13Amp power supply to operate the fan.
CAUTION! Precautions should be taken during handling and use of
the product to prevent electric shock. The blower requires a Ground
Fault Protected Circuit (GFCI). Please read the manufacturer’s
Instruction Manual before using the blower(s).
Extra equipment you could consider for your new inflatable:
•Ground sheet to protect the underside of your inflatable.
•Sack truck to move your inflatable safely.
•RCD to attach to your extension lead.
•Fan Cover Box.
This inflatable can be set up and packed away by 4 persons who had
proper manual handling training and use the correct equipment to
move the inflatable.
For information regarding dimensions, weight, zips, filler pipes and anchoring points please refer
to the visuals received for confirmation, and the email with the finished pictures link.
Operating Guidelines
- The unit should be cordoned off to deny the members of public having access to its key parts
like fans, cables, anchors or zips.
- Check the fan, zips, anchor ropes and any other inclusions before, during and after every use
for signs of damage.
- The inflatable to be used with the supplied fans only.
- Do not leave the product unsupervised in an inflated state. When not in use, deflate it.
- Be aware of the rapidly changing weather conditions (high gusts of wind, rain, thunder or
lightning). Constantly monitor the changing weather, and use certified tools for that purpose
(barometer, anemometer etc.) If you observe a sudden change in weather conditions you must:
a) Stop the fans and deflate the unit.
b) Disconnect the fans from its power source.
c) Pack the unit away.
- Always use all the anchor points (both high and low level).
Set Up
- If the unit has multiple connectable parts, unroll them in a way that the Velcro connection sides
meet.
The Inflatable(s)
in its bag(s) 1m Pegs Standard Pegs Land Operation
Manual Repair Kit Webbing
Ropes Anchoring Ropes

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- Connect the uninflated sections with the help of the Velcro connection flap.
- Close all deflation zips and spare filler tubes.
- Find the anchor points (for each section separately) highlighted below, and attach the supplied
webbing ropes with the help of the carabiners. These webbing ropes hold the 2 walls while the
unit is inflated. After the unit is inflated, you may disconnect and take the ropes off.
- While inflating, you can apply a small vertical force (lift) at the middle of the interior roof, for the
tent to rise more easily. At this stage it is easy to add the lighting cables to the webbing loops.
THE WEBBING ROPES WILL
BE CONNECTED WHILE
THE 2 SECTIONS ARE STILL
IN A DEFLATED STATE.
THE FLAP WILL BE CONNECTED
WHILE THE 2 SECTIONS ARE
STILL IN A DEFLATED STATE.

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Anchoring/Ballast Weights
This additional manual does not cover anchoring and inflation procedures. Please see section 12.
Anchoring and use of anchor points from the supplied Land Inflatable Operation Manual.
When using ballast weights, the operator will have to consider a weight of at least 160kg (352.7
lbs.) for EACH outsideanchor point (lower orupper). If the operatorwants to connectmultipleanchor
points to the same ballast, the weight of it has to be AT LEAST the number of connected anchor
points multiplied with 160kg.
- Switch on all fans. Check around the Air Building to make sure that it does not come into contact
with any obstructions. Please be aware that if connected, THE 2 SECTIONS NEED TO BE
INFLATED TOGETHER, SIMULTANIOUSLY.
- Once inflated, check that the walls are straight and aligned. If the walls are out of alignment, then
these can be pushed/pulled into place using the interior/exterior ground anchor points.
- The angle of the ropes to the ground that connect to the high-level anchor points has to be
between 30° and 45°.
USE THE 1M PEGS FOR THE LOWER, GROUND ANCHOR POINTS,
AND THE SMALLER 40CM PEGS FOR THE UPPER ANCHOR POINTS.
30°to 45°
HIGH LEVEL
ANCHOR POINTS
1M PEGS
STANDARD PEGS

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Deflation and Packing
1. Make sure everything is removed from inside the Air Building.
2. All persons should stand well back. Turn off the fans and remove them.
3. Open all deflation zips and filler tubes. We would suggest to wait 10 minutes before commencing
folding & rolling. This allows the majority of the air to escape.
4. Remove all pegs.
5. Once the Air Building is fully deflated, disconnect the Velcro to separate both sections of the Air
Building.
Please follow the folding and packing procedures in our Land Inflatable Manual.
Store the pallet somewhere safe as this will be needed in order to ship the unit back to us for an
annual testing or when any repairs are needed. Our shippers will not collect without it being securely
wrapped on a pallet.
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Version 1.4 18/10/2018