Outdoor Revolution Compactalite Pro Integra 375 Hex User manual

Outdoor Revolution MODEL Compactalite Pro Integra 375 Hex
T ank you for purc asing an Outdoor Revolution product, t is product will give years of satisfactory service if basic instructions
are followed, Outdoor Revolution products are designed for durability and for ease of erection.
Spare poles are not warranted but can be purc ased to replace broken poles, see our website www.outdoor-revolution.com
** Compactalite Pro Integra 375 awnings will not be swapped because of
broken poles**
Please read t e following instructions carefully
TIP: Refer to the photograph to help when pitching your Compactalite Pro Integra 375.
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• Please do not leave for your vacation without fully erecting and checking the contents of your porch.
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• Ideally erect your awning for some period allowing it to weather.
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• Please make sure that before erecting, that you site the awning on clear Level ground with no sharp objects
underneath, and that all the ips are fully closed. (We recommend laying a groundsheet down to keep the
awning Dry and clean)
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• If you have any issues relating to pitching your awning please contact your dealer for instructions before
going on holiday.
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• Please note this awning is designed as a ‘touring’ awning and not for ‘permanent pitch’ use
IMPORTANT PLEASE CHECK YOUR EQUIPMENT
(Make yourself familiar with the awning and its parts before attempting to erect)
Contents
Flysheet (or outer)
Steel roof poles (2 adjustable with hook on end 2 none adjustable-all curved)
Steel pole pre shaped 1 x cross piece 2 x leg sections & 4 x steel vertical legs
Pegs (in a separate bag)
Outer carrying bag (with dimension details)
Stability Straps x 2 (attached to awning)
Rear pad poles x 2
A selection of spare parts
Draft skirt
ERECTION INSTRUCTIONS
Tip; REFER TO P OTOGRAP W EN PUTTING UP COMPACTALITE PRO INTEGRA 375
Ideally t is is a 2 person process to avoid awning damage.
1. Lay t e outer/flys eet and spread out on t e ground, Ensure all panels are zipped up fully. Before starting to put the
awning on your caravan check the edges of the channel for any sharp corners or damage as this can snag the
fabric and sometimes cause damage to the awning. Slide t e awning profile t roug t e caravan rail, and spread
evenly across t e caravan roof.
2. Once t e awning is in t e desired position on your caravan open t e pole bag and take out t e 4 steel roof poles and 4
vertical steel poles and lay out on t e ground.

3. First attac t e bracket pads inside t e awning in t e centre using t e s ort piece of profile located up near t e main
awning profile. Next take one of t e steel roof pole sections and slide t roug eit er of t e outer roof c annels, t en
locate one of t e steel vertical poles into position using t e ferrel at t e end of t e steel pole. After t is as been done
locate t e steel pole into position using t e pin on t e ‘ring and pin’ assembly located on t e black webbing around t e
foot of t e awning and t en tension t e pole by using t e fitted adjuster. Next pus 1 of t e centre poles t roug t e
vent and attac inside t e awning by placing t e ook into t e bracket pad attac ed earlier and affix t e front leg in t e
same way as t e 1
st
leg next repeat t is process on t e next pole, t en finally fit t e remaining pole t e same way as
pole 1. Finally clip t e black plastic locating clips on to t e steel t e poles.
4. You will now notice t e two outer poles will drop inwards onto t e awning canvas, in order to rectify t is take t e
stability strap on one end and peg out, t is will pull t e pole outwards and old it in position w ilst you work on setting
t e awning, after you ave done t is repeat t e process at t e ot er end (only knock t e peg in alfway as it is likely
you will ave to reset t is at t e end.) After t is as been done t e back of t e awning by t e caravan s ould now be
pegged t roug t e steel rings at t e corners and t e buckles tensioned slig tly.
5. T e sections for t e steel stabiliser pole s ould now be taken inside t e awning. T e s aped cross pole s ould be
opened out and t e 2 legs s ould be attac ed. If you look at t e front of t e awning you will see a number of ‘zipped
sleeves’ and tapes t ese are to old t e stabiliser pole in place. Unzip t e sleeves and offer up t e assembly into
position (ensure at t is point t e orizontal is in t e rig t way you s ould be able to see t e t e flattened areas at t e
ends of t e pole if you find t e pole is pulling t e front out of s ape you will need to c ange t e pole round to run t e
opposite way. Once in position complete by zipping t e sleeves and tying t e tapes T en connect t e pole legs at
eit er side by using t e metal pins on ‘ring and pin’ assembly at t e base of t e awning, t en finally zip up t e sleeves
and tension bot orizontal and legs if neccesary.
6. You may notice t e front section of t e awning may rise up of t e ground t is is not a problem and once you ave t e
corners pegged s ould pull back down (t is is due to t e tension on t e steel stability bar)
7. Now continue by placing pegs in t e 2 front corners of t e awning followed by pegging t e remaining points along t e
front, ensuring all pegging is in a straig t line. Remember w en pegging to use t e ‘ring and pin’ assemblies as
pegging points t roug t e centre of t e ring. (Do not over tension as t is can sometimes lead to damaged zips) TIP
pegs perform best w en inserted at 45 degrees into t e ground.
8. Peg t e gusseted flanges at t e rear of t e awning in suc a way t at a seal is formed against t e caravan side. T e
s ock c ord can be gently tig tened to maximise t is seal by pulling tig t t roug t e black toggle.
9. Guy lines can now be tensioned and pegged (remember you may ave to re-adjust t e yellow stability straps you
positioned earlier) please ensure in eavy weat er t at ALL guy lines and t e stability straps are used.
10. Take care not to over tension as t is can damage your awning or awning zips. (Please note t at failure to use all t e
lines may result in your awning being damaged)
ADDITIONAL EATURES ON YOUR COMPACTALITE PRO INTEGRA 375
1) TAGS HANGING FROM THE ROOF ARE TO ATTATCH AN INNER TENT (ADDITIONAL COST ITEM).
2) THE POCKETS AT THE BASE OF THE DOORS ARE TO ACCOMMODATE THE (FOLDED) DOOR PANEL IF
YOU WISH TO HAVE THE DOOR OPEN.
3) ABILITY TO FIT ANNEXE EITHER SIDE (EXTRA COST OPTION)
4) 300D DOUBLE RIPSTOP WALLS
5) 150D RIPSTOP ROOF
** IN EXTREME WEATHER, TAKE YOUR AWNING DOWN**
Please note these few points for trouble free camping.
a. After use please take extreme care when packing away. Ensure the Compactalite Pro Integra 375 is
dry (including the poles) and air the tent before packing away.
b. Any dirt or stains can be removed by brushing or gently washing with warm water. DO NOT use
detergents as this will destroy the waterproofing on the fabrics.
c. We advise that you DO NOT cook or smoke in this awning; although the outer fabric is fire retardant
treated it will still melt.
d. During use, particularly during rain, avoid touching the outer fabric as this may cause moisture to be
drawn into the porch awning.
e. Please make sure that you have a good time.
**We highly recommend that you insure your awning against storm damage or
accidental damage, as the warranty does not cover such eventualities. The
manufacturer is not liable for any damage caused to the caravan because of
misuse, incorrect pitching or extreme weather**
Outdoor Revolution Awnings are distributed by:
Blue Diamond Products Ltd
WWW.Blue-diamond-products.co.uk