Gentent Stormbracer 10k User guide

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GenTent®10k/20k

StormBracer®Edition

Product Installation and Safety Manual

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THANK YOU

Congratulations on your purchase of the GenTent®, the first ever wet weather

safety canopy specifically engineered for portable generators. We are proud

to provide this high quality, Made in the USA product and be a participant in

the renaissance of USA Manufacturing.

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Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS .......................................................................................2

IMPORTANT PRODUCT SAFETY........................................................................3

LIMITED THREE YEAR WARRANTY ...................................................................4

PACKAGE CONTENTS .......................................................................................5

INSTALLATION OVERVIEW...............................................................................6

INSTALL GENTENT CLAMPS ON GENERATOR FRAME.......................................7

INSTALL GENTENT FRAME ON THE GENTENT CLAMPS ...................................11

SECURE GENTENT CANOPY OVER GENTENT FRAME.......................................12

SELECT AND INSTALL ELECTRICAL SKIRT ................................................................13

INSTALL THE ONE CORNER KIT (OPTIONAL – WHERE NEEDED) ......................14

INSTALL THE FOUR CORNER KIT (OPTIONAL – WHERE NEEDED) .................... 16

IMPORTANT GENTENT USAGE TIPS................................................................18

ELECTRICAL SKIRT TIPS –CLEAR VINYL (OPTIONAL) ................................................18

PROPER DOOR SEALING TIP ..............................................................................18

GENTENT ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS CATALOG....................................19

Getting Help is Easy

Need help for your particular generator or want us to double check your

installation? E-mail your questions or pics to support@gentent.com, and

include the make and model of your generator.

Product Registration

If you purchased from www.gentent.com, your product is already

registered. Otherwise, please visit www.gentent.com/register or mail the

completed page at the back of this manual, so that we can establish your

purchase date and keep you informed of any periodic updates.

Installation Addendums

Installation addendums exist for certain generators. Please review

www.gentent.com/docs to see if there is one for your generator.

Currently they exist for the Generac LP5500, XG10000/XP10000, and

GP15000/GP17500, Honda EU6500is and certain Ridgid generators.

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IMPORTANT PRODUCT SAFETY

Please review these important safety warnings, cautions and notes in order to assure safe and

effective use of your generator in wet weather.

WARNING

Always shut generator off before any fueling or maintenance procedures.

WARNING

Never position the refueling door on the same side of the generator as the exhaust muffler. Spilled

gasoline can result in fire.

WARNING

Never block or cover the generator exhaust muffler in any way. GenTent canopy must be installed

above generator exhaust muffler. Install GenTent electrical skirts such that they cannot block

exhaust in any way. Keep the GenTent canopy at least 6 inches away from direct contact with the

exhaust.

WARNING

Always install included washer between the knob and the clamp base AND between the bolt head

and clamp base. Tightening the knob without using the washer VOIDS the WARRANTY as it risks

breakage.

CAUTION

Over tightening clamps should be avoided. Two turns after the knob seats to the washer/clamp is enough. If

you notice the mouth of the clamp pulling aware from the frame, the clamping strength has been reduced and

the knob should be loosened.

CAUTION

Always grasp fiberglass rods firmly during installation to avoid the whipping motion that can occur when a bent

fiberglass rod is mistakenly released.

CAUTION

Avoid using your portable generator in hurricane force winds above 70mph.

NOTE

Should generator handle cause significant stretching of the elastic straps when extended; it is

advisable to release the elastics straps on the handle side of the generator before extending

generator handles.

NOTE

Should GenTent cover block pull starter, it is advisable to release the elastic straps on the pull

starter side and temporarily move GenTent canopy out of the way.

NOTE

When using GenTent during snow storms, it is recommended to periodically brush away any

accumulation that blocks the top vent.

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Limited Three Year Warranty

What is Covered

This warranty covers any defects in materials or workmanship of the GenTent® Safety Canopy

under normal use in winds up to seventy mph and snow loads up to eighteen inches, with the

exceptions stated below.

How Long Coverage Lasts

This warranty runs for three years from the date on your GenTent® product receipt.

What is not Covered

This warranty does not cover issues resulting from improper installation or issues resulting from

not adhering to the Warnings and Cautions as stated in this GenTent Product Installation and

Safety Manual. This warranty does not cover fading or discoloration caused by exposure to

sunlight or chemicals, slight fabric color mismatches, or deterioration due to exposure to

chemicals. This warranty does not cover abuse, misuse, or neglect including, but not limited to,

lost parts, over tightening clamps, blocking a running portable generator exhaust with parts of the

GenTent, or rips, tears or breaks due to sharp and/or heavy and/or falling objects. This warranty

does not cover issues arising as a result of modifications made to your portable generator or to the

GenTent® that have not been specified by the manufacturer.

GenTent products or components returned without an RMA and proof of purchase are not covered

(see How to Get Service). Also, consequential and incidental damages are not recoverable under

this warranty. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential

damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

What GenTent Safety Canopies LLC Will Do

GenTent Safety Canopies, LLC will repair any GenTent canopy or replace any GenTent frame or

clamp component that proves to be defective in materials or workmanship during the term of this

Warranty. In the event repair of a GenTent canopy is not possible, GenTent Safety Canopies will

either replace your GenTent canopy with a new GenTent canopy of similar composition and price.

How To Get Service

Contact GenTent Safety Canopies LLC by emailing service@gentent.com, calling 781-334-8368 or

writing us at the address below to discuss your Warranty concern and obtain a RMA (return

materials authorization). You must provide a copy of the original receipt or packing slip that you

received as part of your purchase.

GenTent Safety Canopies, LLC

Attn: Customer Warranty Service

44 Gile Rd

Nottingham, NH 03290

How State Law Applies

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from

state to state.

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Package Contents

This package includes everything required to install the GenTent® model that

you have purchased on your portable generator:

GenTent 10K GenTent 20K

1 – Product and Safety Manual

1 – GenTent™ 10k Canopy

1 – Short side Electrical Skirt – std opaque

1 – Long side Electrical Skirt – std opaque

1 – Central Connector with vent rod

4 – 40” Fiberglass frame rods

4 – GenTent Clamp main body

4 – GenTent Clamp telescoping rod

4 – Self-locking GenTent Clamp knobs

8 – GenTent clamp washers

4 – Stainless steel ¼-20 x 1.25” carriage

bolts

4 – GenTent Clamp rubber sleeves

4 – Stainless steel Telescoping rod set pins

1 – Product and Safety Manual

1 – GenTent™ 20k Canopy

1 – Short side Electrical Skirt – stacking

clear vinyl

1 – Long side Electrical Skirt – stacking

clear vinyl

1 – Central Connector with vent rod

4 – 44” Fiberglass frame rods

4 – GenTent Clamp main body

4 – GenTent Clamp telescoping rod

4 – Self-locking GenTent Clamp knobs

8 – GenTent clamp washers

4 – Stainless steel ¼-20 x 1.25” carriage

bolts

4 – Stainless steel Telescoping rod set pins

4 – GenTent Clamp rubber sleeves

Optional Accessories and Adapter Kits (See Page 13 and Page 15)

Your kit may include an optional frame extender or frame adaptation kit.

Please see separate instructions for these items. Frame extension or

adaptation, if required, must be completed prior to installing the GenTent.

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Installation Overview

The GenTent installs in three easy steps***:

Clamp it: Install 4 clamps and set the telescoping rod length.

Frame it: Install frame rod to the center connector, then into the correct hole in the

telescoping rod and repeat.

Cover it: Slide the GenTent canopy over the frame and secure by sliding the elastic

straps over and behind the clamp telescoping rod.

Once the GenTent is installed, it can be left in place during generator storage or easily

removed and stored separately. Should you wish to store the generator with the

GenTent attached, we recommend releasing the elastic straps in order to keep them

fresh and ready.

***Note: In some cases adaptation of the portable generator frame is required to

create a proper mounting point for the GenTent clamps. Should your kit be a One Corner

(page 13) or Four Corner (page 15) bundle, please follow the instructions for installation

of the frame extender(s) or frame adapter(s) prior to installing the GenTent. Frame

adaptation is required when:

One Corner needs to be adapted because:

-A muffler heat shield or other panel is connected to a frame member that

otherwise blocks the GenTent clamp from attaching directly to the proper

location.

Four Corners need to be adapted because:

-The portable generator uses a square tubular frame that must be adapted to

the round openings of the GenTent clamps.

-The portable generator is a very small frame and requires length and width

extension (see Clamp Adjustment tables on page 8 and 9)

Special Frame Configurations Exist:

-Special cases are when the frame does not provide 4 cornered mounting points

such as:

Note: In any of these special cases a special frame kit is included in the

respective special product bundle (or will need to be ordered separately)

oRidgid RD series generators (except certain 5700W models) which do

not have vertical frame members at the front of the generator

oHonda EU6500is generator which do not have vertical frame

members at the rear of the generator

oGenerac GP15000/GP17500 where the fixed handles block the

canopy

oCertain other odd shaped frames such as the Briggs 01894 and Troy-

Bilt 01925

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Install GenTent Clamps on Generator Frame

1) Determine whether the Rubber Sleeves are required

Your GenTent Clamp kit includes 4 rubber sleeve adapters meant for

use on frame diameters up to 1.25”. Please see the following matrix:

A (1 inch)

B (1.25 inches)

C (1.5 inches)

Use?

Yes

If you do not know the diameter of your frame tubes, simply cut out

the Frame Diameter tool (bottom of page) and wrap it around the

frame tube from right to left. Simply match the closest letter and

follow the recommendation above.

2) Assemble Clamp parts

Note: It is very important that washers always be used between

the knob and clamp body as well as between the bolt and the

clamp body.

- Slide telescoping rods into clamp bodies.

- Install set pins through clamp bodies and telescoping rods

- Install washer on bolt and bolt through one end and into clamp

- Loosely install washer and self-locking knob onto carriage bolt

3) Install Clamp on Generator Frame (or Frame Adapter)

- The top edge of the first clamp should be installed below the electrical panel on your generator at

the lower of these two measurements:

(1) 9” below where the gas tank meets the frame, or

(2) Directly below the electrical panel

Note: The goal is for the bottom of the main canopy to be at or slightly below where the tank

connects to the frame; this way water can’t get on the tank and trickle toward the outlets.

Further, the top of the clamp should be located under the bottom of the lowest electrical outlet --

the electrical protection skirt will cover at least to the top of the clamp.

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- For frames up to 1.25”: slide rubber sleeve over frame member. Preferably position

the rubber sleeve opening to face outward toward clamp opening (fig. 3-A). (The rubber

sleeve opening can face away from the clamp opening if this is not possible).

- Push clamp opening straight onto frame opening (fig. 3-A). The clamp will pop over

the frame. If rubber sleeve used, slide clamp up and over (fig. 3-B). Do not over extend

the mouth of the clamp!

- Position clamp diagonally from sides of the generator frame (fig. 3-C);

- Tighten knob, centered on washer until clamp is firmly in place. This usually requires

only 2 full turns once the knob/washer seat to the clamp body. Note that clamp

strength is reduced by over-tightening as the clamp mouth pulls away from the frame.

In this case, slightly release the tension on the knob.

Tip: For 1.5” frames, apply electrical tape to the frame where the clamp will connect

for added grip

- Repeat procedure on remaining three sides; position clamps at generally the same

height.

Fig. 3-A Fig. 3-B

Fig. 3-C

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Frame Length (inches)

31 31.5 32 32.5 33 33.5 34 34.5 35 35.5 36 36.5 37 37.5 38 38.5 39

27.5 44443332222111100

27 44443333222211110

F26.5 4* 4444333322221110

r26 4* 4* 444433332221111

a25.5 4* 4* 4* 44443332222111

m25 4* 4* 4* 4* 4443333222211

e24.5 4* 4* 4* 4* 4444333322211

24 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 444433322221

W23.5 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 44443332222

i23 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4443333222

d22.5 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4444333222

t22 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 444333322

h21.5 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 44433322

21 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 44443332

GenTent® 20k Clamp Easy Adjustment Guide

Frame Length (inches)

23 23.5 24 24.5 25 25.5 26.5 27 27.5 28 28.5 29 29.5 30 30.5 31 31.5 32

22.5 4333322211110000

22 4433332221111000

F21.5 44433322221110 0 0 0

r21 444433222211110000

a20.5 4* 44433322221111000

m20 4* 444433322221 1 1 0 0 0

e19.5 4* 4* 4444333222111100

19 4* 4* 4* 444333222211110

W18.5 4* 4* 4* 4* 44333322221 1 1 0

i18 GTX/U 4* 4* 4* 4* 4433332221 1 1 1

d17.5 GTX/U GTX/U 4* 4* 4* 4443332222111

t17 GTX/U GTX/U 4* 4* 4* 4* 443333222111

h16.5 GTX/U GTX/U GTX/U 4* 4* 4* 444333322211

16 GTX/U GTX/U GTX/U GTX/U 4* 4* 444433322 2 1 1

GenTent® 10k Clamp Easy Adjustment Guide

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4) Set Rod Adjustment Pin

- Reference Appropriate Easy Adjustment Guide (previous page) for GenTent 10k or

GenTent 20k

- Measure length and width of generator frame to the outside of the frame members

- Find corresponding pin setting number in Easy Adjustment Guide

- Set the telescoping rod location (Fig. 4-A and 4-B) based on the setting number from

the Easy Adjustment Guide and install ring pin to secure

Fig. 4-A Fig. 4-B

Settings Notes:

(a) Rod location for setting 0 and 1 are the same (Fig. 4-A). Use the inside frame

rod hole for setting 0 and the outside frame rod hole for settings 1-4.

(b) 4* indicates that we recommend the use of a Four Corner frame extension

kit. It is best to try the fit first and as long as the GenTent canopy is not

overly loose, it is at your option whether to use extend the frame.

The GenTent will be too loose on the frame otherwise.

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Install GenTent Frame on the GenTent Clamps

- Position Central Connector with centered vent rod up (fig. 5-A).

- Position Central Connector so that short side and long side align with generator short

and long sides, respectively.

Note: Each frame rod goes into the Central Connector hole first and then into the

corresponding clamp hole

- Insert a fiberglass frame rod into Central Connector hole until it stops (fig. 5-A)

- Insert other end of the fiberglass rod fully into the correct clamp hole of the

corresponding clamp (Fig. 5-B)

- Insert second fiberglass rod fully into the opposite hole in the Central Connector

- Grasping the end of this fiberglass rod, bend toward the opposite side clamp and insert

fully into the correct hole (fig. 5-B)

CAUTION: Hold rod with two hands as shown; Fiberglass rod will be under tension, do

not release!

- Repeat for final two fiberglass rods (fig. 5-C).

- Recheck clamps; they should be firmly in place and may exhibit a slight upward lean.

Fig. 5-A Fig. 5-B Fig. 5-C

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Secure GenTent Canopy over GenTent Frame

-Position GenTent canopy over the

frame. Be certain that the fueling

door is not on the same side as the

generator exhaust (fig. 6-A).

-Slide GenTent canopy over the frame

so that all four corners are generally

equal and level (fig. 6-A).

-Center GenTent canopy such that

Vent Rod is centered under the top

cap (fig. 6-A).

Fig. 6-A

-Slide one corner elastic over the

corresponding clamp telescoping rod

and set it under the clamp body,

behind the ring pin (fig. 6-B).

-Repeat on opposite corner, then on

the remaining two corners. Recheck

and adjust canopy if necessary.

-Adjust clamps left to right as

necessary so that Cover seams

generally match the frame rods.

-Recheck clamps; they should be

firmly in place and may exhibit a

slight upward lean.

Fig. 6-B

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Select and Install Electrical Skirt

-If your electrical outlets are on the short side of the generator, select

the short electrical skirt; otherwise select the long electrical skirt.

Only use one skirt!

-Flip the canopy overflap up from corner to corner on the side that is

over the electrical outlets (fig. 6-C).

-The left and ride sides of the electrical skirt are angled upward slightly

as compared to the main body of the skirt. The angle starts about 6

inches from either side and this corresponds to the respective corner

of the GenTent. Press either corner on first (fig. 6-C), then wrap the 6

inch section onto the adjacent side of the electrical panel and press

firmly. Now press the main skirt body over the electrical panel to the

other corner, and then wrap that edge around the adjacent side and

press firmly in place.

-Flip the overflap down and over the electrical skirt (fig. 6-D).

Fig. 6-C Fig. 6-D

Note: The intent of the electrical skirt is to cover the

electrical outlets in the front and about 6” around the

adjacent sides. Do not cover other parts of your generator

with the electrical skirts, especially the exhaust area!

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Install the One Corner Kit (optional – where needed)

Your particular portable generator model may have a muffler heat shield or

other panel connected to one of the frame members in a way that the GenTent

clamp is blocked from directly connecting to the frame on one corner of your

portable generator. We also recommend using this kit in other special

circumstances such as certain portable generators whose exhaust blows

directly onto the frame at the height which the GenTent clamp should be

installed.

In the case that your portable generator is in this category, there will be a GTX

Frame Extender kit in your package. The GTX Frame Extender kit includes:

1 – GTX Frame Extender Tube: This is a black

anodized aluminum tube machined to 3” with

two screw holes (small) and two access holes

(large)

2 - #10 Sheet metal screws

Note: You will need a 9/16” drill bit

The GTX installs in these easy steps:

Locate and mark: where the GTX will be

installed.

Drill: Two holes for mounting the GTX.

Mount: Screw the GTX in place

Once the GTX is installed, follow the main GenTent installation instructions

from page 6.

Locate the GTX on the generator frame:

- The top edge of the GTX should be installed on the lower spot on the frame between

these two measurements

(a) 9” below where the gas tank meets the frame, or

(b) 1/2” above the bottom of the lowest electrical outlet on the electrical panel

The goal is for the bottom of the main canopy to be at or slightly below where the tank

connects to the frame; this way water can’t get on the tank and trickle toward the

outlets. Further, the top of the clamp should be located under the bottom of the lowest

electrical outlet -- the electrical protection skirt will cover down to the top of the clamp.

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Fig. 7-B Fig. 7-C Fig. 7-D

Mark the GTX screw location on the generator frame:

- Position GTX against the frame member at the outer most corner (the point furthest

away from either side of the generator) (Fig. 7-D).

- Using the 9/64” drill bit, scratch a marker through the screw holes on the GTX (top and

bottom)

Drill and Mount GTX:

- Drill two pilot holes, using the 9/64” drill bit, at the locations previously

scratched/marked (Fig. 7-B)

- Using 5/16” nut driver, or flat blade screwdriver (nut driver recommended), screw GTX

to frame (Fig. 7-C)

Note: GenTent Clamp Installation Tip

- Install a GenTent rubber adapter onto the GTX before installing the GenTent clamp

(Fig. 7-E)

- Set the GenTent clamp rod one position less than the other clamps directly to the

generator frame (for example, if your normal clamp pin setting is 2, set the clamp pin

on the GTX side to 1)

- See page 9 for clamp pin setting adjustment guide

Fig. 7-E Fig. 7-F

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Install the Four Corner Kit (optional – where needed)

Your particular portable generator model may have a square tubular frame, be very

small and require some lengthening and/or widening, or have a muffler heat shield or

other panel connected to one of the frame members that blocks the GenTent clamp

from directly connecting to the frame on one corner.

In the case that your portable generator is in this category, or if you purchased one of

our universal fit GenTent bundles, there will be a GTU Frame Adapter kit in your

package. The GTU Frame Adapter kit includes:

4 – GTU adapter – this is a black molded part

that incorporates a squared angle with a

round mounting area.

8 – #12 Sheet metal screws

Note: You will need a 5/32” drill bit

The GTU installs in these easy steps:

Locate and mark: where the first GTU will be installed.

Drill: Two holes for mounting the GTU.

Mount: Screw the GTU in place

Repeat for Remaining Three GTUs

Once the GTUs are installed, follow the main GenTent installation instructions from

page 6.

Locate the GTU on the generator frame:

- The top screw hole of the GTU should be located on the lower spot on the frame

between these two measurements

(a) 9” below where the gas tank meets the frame

(b) 1/2” above the bottom of the lowest electrical outlet on the electrical panel

The goal is for the bottom of the main canopy to be at or slightly below where the tank

connects to the frame; this way water can’t get on the tank and trickle toward the

outlets. Further, the top of the clamp should be located under the bottom of the lowest

electrical outlet -- the electrical protection skirt will cover down to the top of the clamp.

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Fig. 8-A Fig. 8-B Fig. 8-C Fig. 8-D

Mark the GTU screw location on the generator frame:

- Position GTU against the frame member at the outside corner at the measured

location (Fig. 8-A and 8-D).

- Using the 5/32” drill bit or sheet metal screw, scratch a mark on the generator frame

through the screw holes on the GTU (top and bottom).

Note: drill one screw hole on the right side of the GTU and the other on the left side.

Select top left/bottom right or top right/bottom left based on which gives the most

clearance for the drill and screw operations.

Drill and Mount GTU:

- Drill two pilot holes, using the 5/32” drill bit, at the locations previously

scratched/marked (Fig. A)

- Using 5/16” nut driver, or flat blade screwdriver (nut driver recommended), screw GTU

to frame (Fig. B)

GenTent Clamp Installation notes:

- Install a GenTent rubber adapter onto the GTU before installing the GenTent clamp

(Fig. D)

- Set the GenTent clamp rod one step in versus other clamps that are attached directly

to the generator frame (for example, if your normal clamp pin setting is 2, set the

clamp pin on the GTU side to 1)

- See page 9 for clamp pin setting adjustment guide

Fig. 8-E Fig. 8-F

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Important GenTent Usage Tips

Electrical Skirt Tips – Clear Vinyl (Optional)

The optional clear vinyl skirts for the GenTent 10k and the GenTent 20k electrical skirts

can be stacked together for double height (Fig. 9-A) by connecting the top of one skirt to

the bottom of the other skirt. Use this as needed for the skirts to completely cover the

electrical outlets

Note: The intent of the electrical skirt is to cover the electrical outlets in the front and

about 6” around the adjacent sides. Do not cover other parts of your generator with

the electrical skirts, especially the exhaust area!

-The left and ride sides of the electrical skirt

are angled upward slightly as compared to

the main body of the skirt. The angle starts

about 6 inches from either side and this

corresponds to the respective corner of the

GenTent. Press either corner on first (fig. 6-

C), then wrap the 6 inch section onto the

adjacent side of the electrical panel and press

firmly. Now press the main skirt body over

the electrical panel to the other corner, and

then wrap that edge around the adjacent side

and press firmly in place. Fig. 9-A

Proper Door Sealing Tip

-GenTent now ships with the StormBracer™ door. This door wraps around the

adjacent sides of the GenTent much like the skirts, forming a brace against

storms. Each time you close the door, it must be pressed firmly back in place.

If this is not done, holes may exist between the pieces of Velcro® which can

allow water to seep in.

-In practice, the best way to achieve this is to close the door, then follow this

procedure:

oAlign the door properly so that the side Velcro and lower Velcro are

aligned as closely as possible and are touching

oThen starting at the top corner of the door pinch canopy around the

frame rods and slide your hand to the bottom while pinching.

oRepeat on the other side

oCheck the door sides to see if you can see any gaps in the Velcro

sealing. Should there be any gaps, repeat the pinching procedure.

Note: Pull the door down and connect the bottom Velcro first, then use the pinch

& slide technique above to secure the sides. The bottom edge should cover the

under flap stitching!

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GenTent Accessories and Spare Parts Catalog

The following Accessories and Spare Parts are available for purchase online at

www.gentent.com. Our spare parts come with free shipping in the 48

continental states and reduced rate shipping in all other areas:

GTACCBSK00 – This full wrap around skirt converts your GenTent 10k into a full

storage cover. For use when the generator is not being operated.

GTACCBV100 – Our popular stacking clear vinyl skirt kit for the GenTent 10k

GTACCBVS00 – The popular stacking clear vinyl skirt – short side only – for the

GenTent 10k

GTACCBVL00 – The popular stacking clear vinyl skirt – long side only – for the

GenTent 10k

GTX-X-0100 – Round Tube Frame Extender, made of anodized aluminum, for

use when panels or heat shields block the GenTent clamp from directly

connecting to the frame, or when a generator frame is small and requires

extended length or width

GTACCB1U00 – Universal Frame Extender, injection molded, for use with

square tube frames and round tube frames that have panels or heat shields

which block the GenTent clamp from directly connecting to the frame, or when

a generator frame is small and requires extended length or width

GTACCBRC00 - Spare clamp molded sections only (no hardware)

GTACCBCL00 – Spare clamp complete with all hardware

GTACCBRD00 – Ridgid RD Series Frame Kit, required for all Ridgid RD series

generator installations except the Ridgid 5700W generator

GTACCBHE00 – Honda EU6500is Series Frame Kit, required for Honda EU6500is

installations

MPACCALTBL – Wearable or self-standing, Water resistant, Wide angle bright

LED Safety lamp – a must have for working with your generator, GenTent

and/or breaker panel when the lights are out!

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Note: If you purchased directly at GenTent.Com, your purchase is already registered and

completing this registration document is not required!

Complete your registration online at www.gentent.com/register or fill out this card and mail to:

GenTent Safety Canopies

Attn: Product Registration

44 Gile Rd

Nottingham, NH 03290

Your Information:

Name: ___________________________________________________________

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Purchase Information:

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GenTent Purchase Date: _____ / ______/ ________ (mm/dd/yyyy)

GenTent Purchase Place:

______________________________________________________________

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Generator Model: ______________________

In addition to activating your product warranty, registering allows us to keep in contact with you

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