Opus OP2 User manual

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2021 USER MANUAL
OP2V1052021
M. EVAN . OPUS ADVENTURE ADDICT . MAY 2021

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WELCOME!
2. Contents
3. Welcome Message
4. My OPUS® Camper
5. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
6. Specifications
8. Dimensions
10. Hitching & Towing
11. Wheels & Brakes
12. Control Panel
13. OPUS® Quick Set-Up Guide
14. Setting Up your OPUS® Camper
18. Packing Down your OPUS® Camper
20. AIR Tent Design
22. About your KITCHEN
23. About your FRIDGE
24. Gas System
26. Propane Heater - TRUMA
27. Shower Tent Set-up
28. Water System
30. Electrical System
32. Options & Accessories
33. Additional Bed Set-Up Guide
34. AIR Canopy Set-up
36. AIR Annex Set-up
38. Care & Maintenance
46. Inside Your OP2
47. OP2 Features
48. Warranty
50. Troubleshooting
51. Resources
OP2 Website:
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www.opuscamper.us/2-sleeper/
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Warranty Activation:
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activate your OPUS
warranty
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CONTENTS
We’re so pleased that you have chosen an OPUS Camper Trailer and we welcome you to the adventure lifestyle. Our goal is to help every cus-
tomer push boundaries and explore further, to find and to foster that love for the great outdoors, and with the help of their Off-Road trailer as
a base camp we hope to help our customers find their inner adventurer.
We are committed to providing the highest level of customer service and so we’ve put together this user manual to help guide you through
the process of learning about your new OPUS trailer. We strongly suggest that you review this manual in its entirety before using your new
Opus Camper. Your dealership should be able to answer any questions you have and we are very happy to assist with any further questions
that arise. Getting to know your new camper well and following the guidelines, instructions and warnings laid out in this manual will help to
ensure that you get the most out of your camper and with considerate treatment and care it will be your companion for your camping ad-
ventures for years to come. We recommend that you keep this Owner’s Manual with your camper as a reference guide for when you are out
on your adventures. If you need a digital copy of this manual please contact us at OPUS Camper USA and we would be happy to provide you
with one.
Here at OPUS we demand a high standard of build in our trailers; to ensure the highest quality our team follow a strict build and inspection
process before delivery. Your dealership will also run their own inspection on the camper before it reaches you. We encourage you to take
the time with your dealer when you collect your trailer to familiarize yourself with the camper and understand the tests that they have run to
ensure that everything is working as it should.
If you suspect your OPUS Camper is not working correctly, please contact your dealer to arrange an appointment. If you are traveling & expe-
rience a problem, please first contact your dealership before any repairs are carried out by a local independent service department to ensure
that you will still be covered under warranty. Retain all invoices and documentation to allow for proper reimbursement through your dealer.
For appliances, please refer to the appliance manual for support and warranty assistance.
The OP2 trailer is designed for recreational use only. We would encourage you to familiarize yourself with the warranty for your trailer to ensure
that your use falls in line with the intended usage covered under warranty. Usage outside of these terms could reduce or void your warranty.
You will find the OPUS warranty information in the back of this user manual. Please be sure to follow up with your dealership to make sure
they have completed and returned the required warranty registration form to activate your warranty.
Please note that there may be differences in the products or design shown or described in this manual from your camper. This manual was
correct at the time of publication however we promote an on-going improvement process within our builds and we reserve the right to
change the construction or design at any time without the obligation to make these changes on previous manufactured trailers. If significant
changes are made to the design or build of our models we will take the appropriate steps to update this manual accordingly for the benefit of
our customers. Please contact the OPUS Camper USA team for a digital copy for our most up to date user manual.
Should you have any questions about your OP2 trailer, no matter how small we are here to help. You can reach us at [email protected] or
call us on 925.215.7215.
We hope you enjoy your OPUS Camper and we wish you many happy memories
Sincerely,
The OPUS Camper Team
WELCOME!
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MY OPUS camper
OWNER’S NAME
ADDRESS
MODEL
VIN
DOB (BUILD DATE)
DRY WEIGHT
CARGO CAPACITY
TIRE SIZE
COLD TIRE PRESSURE
dealership of purchase
This information can be found on the tire sticker of your OP2
This information can be found on the exterior of your OP2
Follow this code to activate your OPUS warranty.
For specific details regarding your warranty see pages 47 & 48
of this manual, or visit our website at www.opuscamper.us
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Every OPUS® has a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
The VIN Plate can be found on the exterior of your OPUS® to the left of the door.
We recommend making a note of your VIN in the template as shown.
This will be required by insurance companies.
VIN: VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
WARRANTY ACTIVATION

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Coupling Lock’n’roll articulating hitch
Suspension Independent Coil Spring Suspension with Dual Shock Absorbers
Kitchen Stainless steel slide out kitchen with 4 burner stove & sink with electric tap and spice rack
Water System 1 x 12v electric water pump
Water Tank 1 x 20gl (rear tank) 1x 11gl (front tank) stainless steel tank
Water Tank Guard Checker plate protection
Frige Tray 35’’ x 21’’ x 18’’
Stabilizer legs 4 x drop-down, lockable and adjustable
Tongue Jack Wheel Adjustable height
Jerry Can Holder 2 x 5gl
Gas Bottle Holder 20lbs adjustable holder
Stone Guard Front surface coated with anti-chip deadener
Wheels 15’’ Stud alloy rim 235/75R15
Spare Wheel 15’’ Stud alloy rim 235/75R15
Brake System 12v Electric Drum Brakes with additional E-brake to assist with un-hitching and trailer brake-away system.
Lights LED dimmable foot-well lights and individually switched LED ceiling strip lights
Cargo Rack Fold-over cargo rack with 500lbs load capacity
OP2 SPECIFICATION
BUILD
exterior features
Color OPUS Orange, OPUS Blue, Metallic Grey, Matte Black, ARMY Green
Body Work Baked Enamel Finish
Box Material Main body aluminum tube & composite panel exterior; fully hot-dip galvanized chassis with draw-bar
Dimensions (Lid Closed) 18’2’’ (including spare wheel) x 6’7’’ x 4’9’’
Dimensions (Lid Open) 21’4’’ x 6’10’’ x 11’6’’
Ground Clearance 15’7”
Ride Height 3’2”
Chassis 8’2’’ x 6’2’’ x 2’4’’
Drawbar 8’6’’ x 4’7’’ x 4’’
Bed Size 6’2” x 5’5’’ x 4”
Dry Weight 3244 lbs (tent included)
Tongue Weight 355lbs
GVWR 4400 lbs (WITH the cargo rack-mounted)
Load Capacity 1100
Cargo Capacity 500

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Seating Sectional Leatherette Cushions
Table Adjustable height fold-away table
Storage Under-bench storage compartments
Bathroom Optional porta potti cassette toilet
Heating (optional) 16,000 BTU TRUMA propane furnace
Sleeping 1 RV Queen Bed, seating area converts to second bed.
Batteries 2 x 100ah 12v AGM Batteries
Shore Power 30 Amp shore power connection with 2 x 120v outlets
Solar Optional solar port for trickle-charging your battery
Stereo 12v Stereo with interior speakers, Bluetooth & direct connection, CD and Radio
Material 12oz / 420g fine weave Polycotton
AIR Beams Dual-layer protected AIR Beams with isolated valves
Tropical Roof Waterproof and UV protected Tropical roof included
Annex (optional) Fully enclosed AIR inflatable Annex
Sun Awning (optional) Zip-attach sun awning with extendable poles
Inflatable Sun Awning Zip-attach sun awning with AIR beams and main tent connectivity
INTERIOR FEATURES
ELECTRICAL
TENT
THE UNICORN
“The unicorn is a legendary creature that has been described
since antiquity as a beast…”

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OP2 dimensions
6’7’’
4’9’’
7 ft
5’7” 5’7”
SHOWER DIMENSIONS

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18’2’’ (including spare wheel)
11’6’’
21’4’’ (with tent inflated)

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ABOUT YOUR HITCH
The OP2 comes as standard with a Lock’n’Roll articulating hitch.
The hitch allows for pivoting on 3 axis and provides an overall
smoother towing experience. Ensure the locking pin is fully insert-
ed and secured in place before towing. When hitching the OPUS®
to your towing vehicle you must ensure that someone is close to
the handbrake in order to maintain control of the trailer, particu-
larly when unhitching on uneven ground or a slope. The Lock’n’roll
hitch is a two-part hitch with a vehicle-side and a driver side part.
• The vehicle side fits in a 2’’ hitch receiver and should be locked in
place with an appropriate hitch receiver lock.
• The trailer side is already installed on your OP2.
• To connect the two parts, the trailer side pin arms should be
placed in the receiving section on the vehicle side part.
• The hook arms then fit over the trailer-side pin arms and a secur-
ing pin is fitted through the holes in the hook arms and the hole
in the main receiving section on the vehicle side part.
• This will hold the trailer side pin arms in place.
• Use a locking pin on the securing pin to fully lock the coupling in
place.
TRAILER
SIDE PIN
ARMS
TRAILER-SIDE HITCH PART VEHICLE-SIDE HITCH PART
CORRECT HITCH COUPLING POSITION FOR TRAVEL
FITS 2 INCH RECEIVER
HOOK
ARM
SECURING PIN
LOCKING PIN
Hook arms fit over trailer-side pin arms. NOTE securing pin through holes in hook arms and locking pin to hold it in place
WATCH THE VIDEO!
Watch this HOW-TO video on everything you need to know about towing your
OP2. Watch detailed instructions on using your Lock’n’Roll hitch, brakes, safety
chains, tongue jack and brake adjustments.
ABOUT YOUR HITCH
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LOCK’N’ROLL

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HITCH, WHEELS, BRAKES & TIRES
FITS 2 INCH RECEIVER
WHEELS & TIRES
Torque all wheel bolts to 100ft lbs. When tightening wheel nut lugs, please tighten bolts in a star-pattern order as indicated in the diagram to
the right.
ABOUT YOUR ELECTRICAL PLUG
7 PIN The OPUS® is fitted with a 7-pin flat plug that connects all the exterior trailer running/brake/turn lights and
the electric brakes to the towing vehicle. You will require a 7-pin connection on your tow-vehicle as well
as an in-car electric brake controller installed in your tow vehicle to operate them.
ABOUT YOUR BRAKES
The OPUS® is fitted with electric trailer brakes. You need an electric brake controller fitted to your car in
order to tow the OPUS® and operate the electric breaks safely. Failure to tow with a brake controller in
your vehicle is both dangerous and illegal. You can tell if your brakes are working properly by connect-
ing the 7-pin plug, starting the engine of the tow vehicle and then getting someone to listen to the
brake hub whilst another person applies the brakes in the tow vehicle. If they are working correctly
you will here a low humming sound as the brakes are applied.
BRAKE MAINTENANCE
As part of the annual service check you should have completed by an accredited industry service
agent, the brakes will be checked and maintained.
INSTALLING YOUR SAFETY CHAINS
The OPUS® is fitted with 2 safety chains on the tongue. One end of the chain is fitted to the OPUS®
chassis and the other end has an attachment clip which should be attached securely to your tow vehi-
cle bumper or receiver.
TOWING
The driver of the tow vehicle must ensure that their Driving License is valid for towing the OPUS® Camper. It is highly recommended,
particularly if you are not experienced in towing that you adhere to any applicable laws for the state in which you are driving. Many guides
are available from leading associations and should be studied before you embark. Trailer towing laws are different in each state. Please be
aware If you are traveling across multiple states that you could suddenly be breaking tow laws if you’re not careful. States differ on their rules
about multiple trailers. If you’re hauling a camper and a Jet Ski behind it, you’d be OK in South
Carolina, but breaking the law once you cross the Georgia state line. No matter where you are in the U.S.,
the following features are recommended safety equipment for trailer towing:
* Lights: Your trailer lights must be maintained in working order for basic road safety.
* License plate light: Make sure to clearly display your license plate
* Reflectors: These are an invaluable precaution to keep your large trailer visible.
* Flares: Keep these at hand to clear off a section of the road after an accident.
* Tie-downs: If you are loading anything on a trailer that could possibly fall off, you’ll need tie-downs to secure it at multiple angles.
• Ensure the clips on the hooks are in place to fully secure the hooks.
• Do not attach the hooks to the hitch itself.
• Ensure that you have enough slack in the chains to turn your vehicle adequately.
• Should you require less slack, the chains can be twisted or crossed below the tongue
before connecting to your vehicle to ensure the chains do not drag on the ground.
wheels, brakes & tires
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CONTROL PANEL
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Each switch on the control panel has its own breaker
located directly above the switch.
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1. power key switch
3. AIR INFLATION BUTTON
5. Front water tank
7. Lights
9. 12V SOCKET
11. fridge
13. battery level indicator
B. BREAKERS
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control panel
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CONTROL PANEL GUIDE • The Volt Meter – Measures the current battery voltage output. Most appli-
ances will require at least 12.2v from the batteries otherwise they will not
work.
• Amp Meter – This shows how many Amps you are currently using. The
OPUS® has 2 x 100ah AGM batteries. This gives you 100 usable amps for
off-site power.
• Battery Indicator – This shows the total capacity remaining in your batteries.
If you are showing 50% on your battery meter then your batteries will not
put out the 12.2v required for most accessories to operate.
• Ensuring you keep a close eye on all 3 gauges will help to make sure you
are fully informed on the current performance of your 12v battery powered
electrical system.
• The Upper Number shows what Voltage (power level) the batteries are cur-
rently reading. It is the strength of the current flowing from the batteries.
• If this number were to drop beneath 12.0v with no load (i.e. no accessories
running on the OPUS®) then it is highly likely all the appliances inside your
camper would stop working as the batteries are not able to put out enough
voltage to keep these appliances running.
• Do not take a reading when an appliance, such as a fridge, is running. It
will give a false reading. Voltage may appear below 12.0 if the batteries are
under load (fridge is actively running).
• The lower number shows the quantity of energy you are currently utilizing
from the batteries.
• If you imagine a water tank holding 100gallons and you drain 4 gallons an
hour (gallons would represent amps), then you can tell how quickly under
current usage conditions your batteries will be fully drained.
• Remember your appliances all cycle at different rates so this number be-
comes very important for estimating battery life.
CONTROL PANEL QUICK TIPS:
voltage meter:
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LIGHTSFRIDGEPUMPFRONT TANK PLUGS
POWER SWITCH
2. AIR COMPRESSOR POWER
4. Voltage amp meter
6. REAR WATER TANK
8. water pump
10. indoor plugs
12. main breaker
REAR TANK VOLTAGE/AMP METER BATTERY INDICATOR
AIR COMPRESSOR POWER AIR INFLATION BUTTON MAIN BREAKER
235 8 10 11 712
BREAKERS
164b
12V SOCKET
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QUICK SET-UP GUIDE
Lower the tongue jack. Release the spare wheel
carrier to the swing down position as shown.
We strongly recommend you review the OPUS® Off-Road User Manual thoroughly before setting up you OPUS® Off-Road
Camper for the first time. For information about setting up your kitchen, shower and other accessories, please see the
corrisponding page in this manual.
Unlatch and raise the cargo rack to the set-up position.
Unlatch the bed lid & open.
Turn on the AIR compressor. DON’T FORGET to make sure
your quick release valves on the AIR tent are closed and that
the AIR compressor hose is in the AIR tent inlet valve!
While the tent is inflating, fold down your corner steadies
& stabilize your trailer. Pull the tent over the bed end cor-
ners & fix the bed support arms in place.
Slide open your kitchen & fridge. Connect your quick con-
nects and fold down your kitchen support leg. Set up your
sink drain and waste water carrier.
DON’T FORGET to cap your AIR inlet valve on inflated!
Set up your cushions and table inside. You can then set
up your additional accessories such as solar and awnings.
STEP 1
QUICK SET-UP GUIDE
STEP 2
STEP 3 STEP 4
STEP 5 STEP 6
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PREPARE TO DEPLOY YOUR CAMPER
• Once you have positioned your OPUS® in the desired location, engage the handbrake.
• Raise or lower the tongue jack wheel to level your OPUS® length ways.
• Remove all items from the Cargo Rack.
• Un-clip the securing latches on the passengers side.
• On the drivers side remove locking pins and unfold the Cargo Rack and secure the locking pins back in place.
SWING DOWN SPARE TIRE
• Un-clip the spare wheel carrier using the blue spring levers.
• Carefully swing down the spare tire.
• Take care to support the weight of the spare wheel carrier so that it does not swing free and fall whilst out of control.
OP2 SET-UP
STEP 1
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OPEN THE BED LID
• Open the bed lid through 180°. Gas struts are fitted to support the weight of the lid at this stage.
• Secure the lid to the stone guard frame with the latch and secure with the retaining pin.
• At this stage walk around the OPUS® and inspect the tent to ensure that the canvas is properly located within the alu-
minum channels and that no part of the tent is caught or snagged.
• Fit each corner of the canvas over the corner of each bed tray. The seam on the canvas should line up with each corner
of the bed lid.
INFLATE YOUR TENT
• Ensure all five of your quick release valves on the driver’s side are closed.
• Open the control panel door and if not already connected, insert and turn the red turn-key to power-on your vehicle.
• Press the Air Inflation button on your control panel to activate your compressor. - Wait for the tent to inflate to its full
height before entering the camper. The compressor may still be running after the tent has extended to its full height;
this is normal and is simply the compressor increasing the PSI to the required setting to make the Air Poles appropriately
inflated. Once the correct air pressure is achieved the compressor will shut off automatically. There is no need to press
the button again. IMPORTANT: Do not set up the interior of the camper until the tent has inflated to its full height. This
can be identified by the visual ‘popping-up’ movement of the camper and by the straightening of the air poles.
STEP 3
STEP 4
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SETUP EXTERIOR
• Whilst the tent is inflating, level and stabilize the trailer. Fold down the stabilize leg by pulling out the blue handle.
• Use the included corner steady winder or 3/4’’ hex socket cordless drill/driver attachment, wind down each corner
steady leg until it touches the ground.
• Depending on the terrain, you may need to adjust each corner to level the OPUS® to achieve a good level.
• While your tent is inflating you can use this time to set up your kitchen.
FOLD DOWN STEPS
• Use the triangle-end key to turn your door latches and open the door. Take care to hold the weight of the door as you
fold it down to prevent it swinging down and causing injury. Adjust the height of the steps as required by unhooking
the pins, sliding the legs out and replacing the pins.
OP2 SET-UP - CONT
STEP 5
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• Ensure all five of your quick release valves are closed prior to inflating your camper.
• Ensure the center AIR beam is secured in place in the bed corner before inflating.
• Pull back the tension straps and tie them down to ensure the tent is sitting properly.
• While inflating, check that the OPUS® is stable and level prior to opening the two lids.
• IMPORTANT: Do not place or load anything on top of the tent whilst it is inflating.
• IMPORTANT: Ensure children or frail adults maintain a distance of 5ft from the air poles whilst it is inflating.
• Should you need to switch off the compressor for any reason whilst the tent is inflating, this should be done using the
main power switch.
• Please note that the Air OPUS switch is not a 2-way on/off switch (meaning that pressing this twice will not turn the
compressor off).
SET-UP TIPS:
SETUP INTERIOR
• Turn the lights on via the control panel.
• The foot-well lights are controlled by the dimmable light switch on inside on the right of the door. Connect the interior
ceiling lights into the 12v mini outlet.
• Set up your sofa. start with the center-back cushion, followed by the corner back cushions, then the side-back cush-
ions.
• Fold out the legs of the table. Adjust the height of the table by pulling out the pins and extending the legs.
STEP 7
See the shower section for information
to set-up your hot water shower.
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PACK DOWN THE INTERIOR
• After stowing your personal items, close all both layers of all windows, making sure no water, dirt or debris is trapped
between the layers.
• Ensure mattresses are secure using the straps provided
• Remove LED lights from the 12v mini sockets
• Tear down the sofa and fold away the table; stow the back cushions and table as shown in the below picture to
optimize foot well storage space for other items and to ensure your table and cushions are stowed to prevent damage.
1. Seat cushions can remain in place
2. Corner cushions stowed on the bottom, backs to the floor
3. Back cushions stowed in footwell
DEFLATE THE TENT
• Ensure that all users are outside of the tent and zip the front door closed.
• Open all 5 quick release valves, located externally on the offside of the
camper on each of the vertical air poles. Make sure you release the valves
using the middle ring as shown in the image. Allow the tent to deflate.
FOLD AWAY THE BED LID
• Lift the canvas off of the bed-end corners and fold the tent inside the seals of the trailer. Try to fold the tent into the
main body of camper as much as possible; this will help to make closing the camper easier.
• Retract the steps and fold up and latch the door.
• Disconnect the bed-end supports and latches and fold over first the rear lid, then the front lid. Do not try to latch down
the bed lid yet
• Walk around the camper to make sure that all of the tent is folded away within the seals.
• Push the bed lid down to allow air to escape. Twist open the triangle bolt latches to the maximum and push down on
the bed lid so that the latches are over the hook. Do not try to close the latches until you have done this for each latch;
the easiest and most efficient way to close the bed lids is to do it gradually.
• Push down on the bed lid enough to allow you to close the latches closest to the hinges first.
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IMPORTANT! Do not use the latches as a lever to close the bed lid as this may cause damage to the camper and is not covered under warranty. Once you have closed
the latches at the maximum extension of the triangle bolts, move around the trailer and tighten each latch. Each latch should be checked for a tight fit several times
as tightening one can loosen others. Make sure that no tent is outside of the seal.
CUSHION PACK DOWN
OP2 PACK-DOWN
STEP 1
STEP 2
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STOW YOUR KITCHEN
• Disconnect your water & gas quick connects from the kitchen as well as the 12v kitchen light.
• Ensure the water hoses are stowed in the drawer and that the drawers are closed on the catches properly.
• Stow the gas and waste water hose up through the aperture in the kitchen.
• Stow your kitchen support leg using the push-button retaining pin under the kitchen.
• Slide the kitchen back inside the camper and lock in place using both spring bolts. Close and Lock the kitchen storage
door. IMPORTANT! Do not stow your kitchen whilst hot.
PREPARE FOR TRAVEL
• Fold over your cargo rack and secure with the latches. Twist down the triangle bolts to ensure a secure latch and secure
the closed latch with the safety pin.
• Retract and fold up your stabilizer legs.
• Ensure all compartments are properly latched and locked.
• Connect to your tow vehicle making sure you lock the lock’n’roll securing pin in place using the locking pin and ensure
the vehicle side of your hitch is properly secure and locked to your tow vehicle.
• Retract your tongue jack wheel and hold up. Connect your safety chains, breakaway cable and 7-pin to your vehicle and
complete your pre-trip checks to make sure your connection is sound.
STEP 4
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Each Air Beam is connected to the beams next to it by an AIR transfer hose which has an isolation valve on each end where
it connects to the AIR beam. Each AIR transfer hose has a spring inside it to protect it from kinks and bends that could
damage the hose or prevent air passing between the beams. We recommend regular inspection of the AIR transfer hoses
and isolation valves to ensure they are in good condition. You can find the AIR Transfer hoses by zipping open the semi-circle
zippers in the roof of your tent. Should you need to close off the valve, the back section is turnable. There are markings on the
valve to show which direction to turn for open and close. IMPORTANT! If you close off a valve, please remember to re-open it
before trying to re-inflate your tent to ensure air can reach each AIR beam.
The AIR Beams are housed inside
two protective layers; an inner thick
protective layer and an outer layer
built into the main tent. You should
aim to keep the AIR beams enclosed
inside the layers unless you suspect
an issue with the air beam. Should you
need to access the AIR beam, ensure
that no part of the AIR beam is caught
in the zip when you close it back up.
Your OP2 AIR tent is made of 9 connected AIR beams in the main tent (and 9 beams in the annex if you choose that
addition). The tent is inflated by the compressor that is mounted in the cabinet to the right of the door. The hose from
the AIR compressor is threaded up through the cabinetry to the main AIR tent inlet valve. The compressor is activated
by the button on the control panel, which also has a breaker switch should this be required. The air compressor is
preset to the optimum pressure of 6.5psi and will automatically shut off when the pressure in the AIR tent reaches this
pressure. Occasionally you may wish to adjust the psi to account for variations in outside air pressure (caused by altitude,
temperature and extreme wind).
Our recommendation is to first check the suitability of the air poles at the preset pressure. If you then decide you require
more or less pressure in the tubes the psi may be adjusted using the dial located on top of your compressor. Turn the dial
to increase or decrease the pressure as desired, however you must not increase the pressure over 9psi and we recommend
returning the pump back to 6.5 psi for normal camping.
Once your AIR tent is fully inflated and the compressor shuts off, please remove the hose from the valve and cap the valve.
This will stop any air leaking out around the compressor hose. Failure to remove the hose and cap the valve may result in
tent deflation.
AIR TENT
AIR TENT DESIGN