OZTENT AT-6 User manual

OWNER’S MANUAL
OZ01TEATA
AT-6 AIR TENT

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HELPFUL HINT
We recommend that you set up this
product before you leave for your trip.
Check that all parts are present and that
you familiarise yourself with the assembly
and disassembly of the product.
Oztent Australia Pty Ltd
www.oztent.com
Document No. June 2022
Prepared by: Product Department
Authorised by: Richard Channing
Issue No. 0003
Issue date: 25/10/2022
© Oztent Australia Pty Ltd March 2022 - All rights reserved

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AT-6 Air Tent Owner’s Manual
Congratulations and thank you for choosing your
new Oztent product.
We are sure that you will find your new Oztent product a pleasure to use and enjoy.
Before setup or use, we recommend that you read through this entire manual. It
provides full user instructions.
To avoid any problems that may occur when you use a new product for the first time,
it is important that the Oztent product is set up correctly. Please ensure that you read
all instructions contained in this manual carefully. We want you to have a safe and
enjoyable experience.
After unpacking your new Oztent product, please check that it is not damaged and
that all parts have been supplied. If in doubt, contact your local Oztent Customer Care
Centre or dealer.
Don’t like reading instructions?
Scan the QR code below [to]
watch the ‘how to’ video

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Package Contents
Item General Part Name Qty Part No.
1OZTENT AT-6 Air Tent 1 OZ01TEATA
2OZTENT AT-6 Wheel Bag 1 OZ02TEWBA
4OZTENT AT-4/AT-6 Air Pump 1 OZ01ACATPA
6
OZTENT Pegs 28 OZPEG
7OZTENT AT-6 Side Door Pole 1 OZ01TEPOA
9
OZTENT AT-6 Front Pole
1
OZ02TEPOA
10 OZTENT Aluminium Telescopic
3 Stage Upright Pole 2.3m 3 TPOLE323
11OZTENT AT-4/AT-6 Guy Rope 16 OZ01TETRA
Contents
Package Contents ................................................................................................................... 3
Warning .................................................................................................................................... 4
Use and Caring .......................................................................................................................... 4
Tent Setup ................................................................................................................................. 7
Pump and Ination Guidelines ................................................................................................ 9
Warranty................................................................................................................................... 10
5
OZTENT Zip-In Tarp Extension
4
OZ01SPEXA
OZTENT Sand Pegs OZ01ACSPA
1
8
12
OZTENT AT-6 Owner's Manual 1
13
OZTENT AT-6 Hang Bag 2OZ01TESPA
3OZTENT AT-4/AT-6 Carry Bag 1OZ02TECBA
N/A

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AT-6 Air Tent Owner’s Manual
Warning
Never use any fuel-burning products (stoves, lanterns, heaters, etc.) inside
or within proximity of the Tent. Use of fuel-burning products inside or
within proximity of the Tent can result in the accumulation of dangerous
concentrations of carbon monoxide – a colourless, odourless and tasteless gas
that is slightly denser than air. Breathing carbon monoxide could cause serious
injury or death.
Keep all flame and heat sources away from this Tent. The Tent fabric will burn
if left in continuous contact with an open flame or other heat source. Failure to
keep all flame and heat sources away from this Tent may result in a fire that
could cause serious injury or death.
When inflating, do not inflate the air poles beyond 7 PSI of pressure. Any value
above this may result in the pole bursting.
Before using this product, read and fully understand:
(1) attached warnings; (2) the Owner’s Manual and all accompanying
documentation. Failure to follow these directions could cause an unsafe
situation leading to fire, burns, severe injury, or death.
Use and Caring
It is important that you test your tent when it’s new and after long periods
of storage so you know it gives its best performance. Simply pitch your tent
and wet it down with a garden hose to check for any leaks. Let the tent dry
completely before packing away.
This tent is made of polyester which offers a naturally high resistance to
UV rays and various climatic conditions. However, excessive, or continuous
exposure to UV rays (for example an entire summer in direct sunlight) may
lead to premature wear or discolouration to the most exposed parts of the
tent. It is advised to install your tent in a shaded area where possible.
If cared for correctly, your tent will still be around for the next generation of
campers to enjoy.
VENTILATION
Maintain adequate ventilation inside the tent at all times.

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CAMPSITE CHOICE
When choosing a campsite, carefully consider the possibility of falling rocks or
tree limbs, lightning, flash floods, avalanches, strong winds, and other potential
hazards, to reduce the risk of loss or injury.
Select a site that’s level, well drained, and is protected from the wind and other
elements. Clear the campsite of sharp stones, sticks, and other debris, both for
comfort and to protect the floor of the Tent. If possible, avoid setting the Tent on
ground that is already wet. If this is not possible, keep the Tent well ventilated to
minimise humidity and condensation within the Tent.
PEGS AND ROPES
Peg down the Tent properly at all times to reduce the risk of loss or injury to Tent
users.
All Tents require pegging to prevent them from being blown away in strong winds.
Always anchor the Tent. Tent pegs and ropes are supplied to safely setup the Tent
in most situations. It may be necessary to purchase additional and/or specialised
pegs and ropes for use in extreme or varied soil conditions. Tightly tensioning the
Tent with attached ropes greatly increases the Tent’s strength and stability. This
will also reduce fabric sagging and wrinkles and prevent rainwater from pooling.
USING A FLOOR SAVER
A Floor Saver keeps the Tent floor clean and dry and it minimises floor wear and
tear by protecting it from excessive abrasion.
CONDENSATION
When warm, moist air comes in contact with the cool tent fabric, condensation
can form. In most situations condensation can be controlled by allowing air
inside the Tent to vent outside. During periods of high humidity, such as during
rainstorms, it may be dicult to prevent or reduce condensation. In these
situations ventilation could actually increase the condensation by drawing in more
humid air. Condensation can also collect on parts of the floor inside the Tent. This
is also normal and does not indicate leaking fabric.
ZIPPERS
Be careful when using Tent zippers. Go slow when zipping. Make sure to align the
zipper tracks before sliding the zipper, and don’t exert excessive pressure on the
zipper. If fabric gets caught in the zipper, stop, and slowly reverse the zipper to
remove the fabric. A silicone-based lubricant may be used to improve zipping.
When dirt gets into the zipper teeth, it can cause abrasion and damage to the
zipper sliders. You can clean the zipper teeth by rinsing them with water. The
pressure from a regular garden hose will push out small sand particles.

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AT-6 Air Tent Owner’s Manual
CLEANING
If the Tent should require cleaning, set it up and use a sponge with warm
water to clean. If further cleaning is required, a garden hose can be used to
wash o any remaining dirt. Do not use detergent, soap, bleach, or have the
Tent dry cleaned, as this may remove the waterproofing and/or damage the
fabric. Allow the Tent to air-dry completely before packing or storing.
STORAGE
Packing and storing the Tent while it’s wet or damp can cause mildew or
mould to form on the fabric. Mildew will cause the Tent to stain, smell, and
may lead to the premature breakdown of the material. Dry the Tent thoroughly
after every trip.
ANIMALS AND INSECTS
To prevent damage from animals chewing holes in the Tent fabric, never store
food or cooking equipment in the Tent. When packing away ensure that there
are no insects inside the Tent as they may try to eat their way out, causing
holes in the material.
INFLATABLE FRAME
The frame of The OZTENT AT-6 Air Tent is composed of inflatable poles. These
inflatable poles are in zippered covers and are easy to replace. The poles
are made from wear resistant polyurethane (TPU). For additional protection
against bursting each pole is protected by a zippered high-resistance
polyethylene cover. The 2 pulleys of the zipper are attached together by a
plastic link. Only remove this link when replacing a damaged pole. If removed
ensure the zippers are fully closed before inflating as being open/opened may
result in the pole bursting.
AIR PRESSURE
The nature of inflatable tubes means the level of air porosity is almost zero.
The tent therefore remains self-supporting for a time without needing to be
re-inflated. However, changes in climatic conditions when in use (temperature
variations etc.) can result in pressure changes leading to the appearance of
some deflation. This is a natural phenomenon and does not mean there is a
puncture or a leak. If this occurs, simply add more air to the tube.
REPAIR
Should a pole puncture or burst, it is not possible to repair the poles with
a puncture patch. The pole will need to be replaced completely. To do this
contact us directly for a replacement part.

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Tent Setup
Step 5:
Insert the shorter pole through the
pole sleeve that runs across the side
canopy of the side door. Insert the pole
into the holders at each end.
Step 6:
To install the inner tent, connect
the colour coded toggles to the
corresponding clasps.
1 2 3
4
Step 1:
Lay the tent out flat on even ground
and peg the 4 corner loops of the tent
to the ground.
Step 3:
Once inflated peg the remaining peg
loops of the tent.
Step 2:
Connect the pump and inflate the
poles in the order shown below:
Step 4:
Insert the longer pole through the pole
sleeve that runs above the front door.
Insert the pole into the holders at each
end.

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AT-6 Air Tent Owner’s Manual
Tent Setup
Step 7:
Peg all the remaining guy ropes to the
ground using the pegs provided.
Step 9:
9.Enjoy! Your tent is now ready for use.
Step 8:
Attach the zip in tarp extension, then
extend the poles before pegging the
guy ropes tightly.
PACKING AWAY:
1. Close the mesh doors and openings and leaving the covers open.
2. Remove and pack away the awning and awning poles.
3. Remove the front and side poles from the sleeves and place in pole bag
with awning poles.
4. Un-peg guy lines and pack away.
5. Un-peg the tent peg points, apart from the 4 corners.
6. Open the deflation valve on the poles and wait for them to be almost fully
deflated.
7. Un-peg the remaining four corners.
8. Roll the tent in the direction of the deflation valves, removing any
remaining air.
9. Unroll the tent and fold the tent to fit in the carry bag.
10. Place the tent in the carry bag.

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INFLATION:
• On the pump: Connect components on ‘Inflate’.
• On the valve: Remove the first valve cap, fit the appropriate
inflation nozzle to the end of the tube and connect it to the
valve.
• The pump features a pressure-reducing valve that helps avoid
the risk of over-inflation. When maximum supported pressure is
reached, the pressure-reducing valve prevents further air
entering the pole.
• Once inflated to the correct pressure, remove the tube and
replace the valve cap.
DEFLATION:
• Simply unscrew the bottom valve to deflate.
• The use of the pump for deflation is not necessary with this tent.
HAND PUMP
Each tent is supplied with a double-action
hand pump which can inflate and deflate.
VALVES
The inflation valves are located at the
end of each pole on the outside of the
tent. These are no-return valves to make
inflation easier.
Pump and Inflation Guidelines: