airquee Disco Dome Operating instructions

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Disco
Dome
Additional
Operating
Instructions
Version 2 – October 2022
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These are additional instructions to the Constant Flow Land Inflatable Operation
Manual.
Disco domes come in all shapes and sizes, with and without slides, 3D objects and more. These
additional operating instructions cover any device made by Airquee similar to the pictures above.
If you are in any doubt about anything mentioned in this manual or its suitability for your product or
circumstances, please contact us using any of the methods given on our website,
www.airquee.com/contact.
For all guidance relating to the safe use and operation of an inflatable including safe positioning,
anchoring, inflation/deflation, and regular checks please refer to our Constant Flow Land Inflatable
Operation Manual. A copy of this can be downloaded by scanning the QR code on the filler pipe of your
product or by visiting www.airquee.com/manuals.
Additional Equipment Additional Equipment needed but not supplied
Wiring
• The wiring will already be installed in your disco dome when you receive it.
• We do not supply the disco light and speaker because there is such an array of options, we find
customers prefer to purchase direct from an electrical supplier. Depending on the size of your
disco dome you may require one or two disco lights.
This inflatable can be set up and packed away by 2 persons who have had proper manual
handling training and use the correct equipment to move the inflatable. You should conduct
your own manual handling risk assessment to determine a safe set up procedure and
number of people required based on your circumstances.
For information regarding dimensions, weight, zips, filler pipes etc please refer to the email we sent you
with the finished pictures and data.
Disco Light
Speaker
x2
As 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 Constant Flow Land
Inflatable Operation Manual must be read before attempting to setup/use the product.

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INTENDED USE OF THE PRODUCT
Disco Domes provide the perfect way to create a darker disco environment in almost any location.
Children can dance, bounce, and have fun with lights and music in a safe inflatable environment.
The speaker, lights and electrical wiring used within the disco are NOT WATERPROOF or water
resistant.
When inflated, the air pressure will prevent ingress of water into the unit, but it cannot be
guaranteed to stop all water reaching the electrical parts. Therefore, we do not recommend operating the
unit in the rain.
When the dome is deflated the lights and speaker should be removed as soon as possible and stored
safely. The wiring harness should be left in place and the unit should be rolled to prevent water lying on
the unit and seeping into the sockets. If you suspect water has entered any of the electrical components,
they should not be used until completely dry and tested. We recommend taking professional advice where
necessary.
All cables and electrical equipment must be tested in accordance with the regulations of your country.
In accordance with HSE guidelines all 240v equipment should be protected with an RCD having a
maximum trip current of 30 mA.
OPERATING GUIDELINES/RULES OF PLAY
• Do not let users access the rear of the inflatable where the speaker is located.
• Regularly check the light and speaker to ensure it has not become dislodged while users have
been bouncing.
For more information regarding operating guidelines and rules of play please see the Constant Flow Land
Inflatable - Operation Manual.
SETUP
1. Unpack and unfold the disco dome as per the instructions in the Land Operation
Manual. It should then look like figure 1.
Figure 1
2. The disco light/s that you will buy separately for the inflatable, will be installed after
the unit is un-folded, but before it is inflated. The lights you will receive are in a box,
along with a separate instruction manual. This manual contains the safety instructions
you should take into considerations before installing the light.
3. The plug for the lights may have a protective case which needs to be removed prior to use.
Please see figure 2.
4. The light should then look similar to figure 3 before installing into the dome.

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5. The controls for the lights can be found on its side and will look similar to those in
figure 4. With the help of these controls, you select the mode. It can be in auto mode,
meaning the lights will be moving in a pre-set pattern or in sound mode which means
they will move to the beat of the music. If no music is playing the lights will be stationary
in this mode. The sensitivity for the sound pickup can also be adjusted on a scale.
6. The lights should be inserted into the compartment at the top (or side) of the dome. The wiring
harness will already be in place.
a. Pull back the protective PVC cover. (figure 5).
b. Insert the light with the light dome facing down into the disco dome. Ensure this is placed
all the way to the bottom of the compartment. (figure 6).
c. Plug the light into the socket within the compartment. (figure 7).
d. Re-cover the compartment ensuring the velcro is firmly attached. (figure 8).
7. It is now time to inflate the unit. Make sure all deflation zips/tubes are closed and follow the
guidance in the main Land Operation Manual.
8. Inside the inflated dome you will see the light unit behind the clear PVC protection dome. (figure
9).
9. It will only be illuminated if you have already plugged the other end of the Disco Dome
wiring harness into a mains power supply. (figure 10).
10. At the rear of the dome take the cable running down the back of the dome and plug this into a
mains power supply. The light should now be operational.
11. The disco speaker now needs to be attached. At the back of the dome sit the speaker onto the
inflatable shelf (mini dome), or into the compartment (standard dome). Ensure you are still
supporting it while you take the cam buckle and strap and wrap this around the speaker and pull
until tight. (figure 11 (mini)), (figure 12 (standard)). Many different size speakers will fit both
domes.
12. Plug the speaker into the mains then turn the speaker on. (figure 13).

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13. Plug a usb stick into the speaker, pair a devise using bluetooth or connect an external music
system. (These options will depend on the type of speaker you have purchased. Adjust the
volume using the buttons on the speaker. **Many amplified speakers cannot run and full volume
for extended periods of time. They will blow. Please refer to your speaker instruction manual for
details.**
14. Fold the PVC cover down over the speaker and secure the velcro. (figure 14). Standard
dome differs lightly from figure 14.
15. Before deflating the disco dome, turn off the light and speaker and remove the speaker from the
inflatable.
16. Turn off the fan, and deflate in accordance with the Land Operation Manual.
17. After the unit is deflated the light can be removed by reversing the procedure in step 6.
18. Once the light has been removed the Disco Dome can now be rolled and packed away
following the guidelines in the Land Operation Manual. (figure 15).
Do not remove the wiring harness from under the velcro covers. The unit can be
safely rolled with this wire in place. Removing it will mean a much longer set up
time.
In addition to the checks that you must perform, all inflatables require an annual inspection. Please
refer to local legislation for the specific requirements of the country or region that you are operating in.

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