X-GLOO XC Series User manual

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Canopy
XD 4/5/6/7
Canopy Banner
XD 4/5/6/7
XD 4
LED
Lighting Kit
Tubes
Roof
XD 6
XD 5
Tunnel Part
(size A to size B)
Tunnel Part
(size A to size A)
XD 7
Dividing Wall
XD 6
Entrance Wall XD 4/5/6/7
Window WallXD 4/5/6/7
Standard Wall XD 4/5/6/7
Seat
Wall Ballast XD 4/5/6/7
Tube Ballast
Ballast
Barrel
XC 3
XC 3
Tent Junction
XD 4/5/6
Vehicle Sleeve
XD 4/5/6
USER MANUAL
XC / XD SERIES TENTS

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THANK YOU
FOR YOUR TRUST
X GLOO GmbH & Co. KG congratulates you on the purchase of your infl atable X GLOO Event
Tent, the modular, lightweight tent system without compressors and poles.
In order to guarantee the perfect operation, optimal function, long product life and your perso-
nal safety and the safety of your guests, please note the following:
Before you use your Infl atable Event Tent for the fi rst time, read this user manual carefully and
follow all hazard and safety information.
All functions, maintenance and repairs should only be carried out to the degree described in
these operating instructions.
Please contact your X GLOO Team for repairs exceeding these instructions!
If you loan your infl atable X GLOO Event Tent to another person, please pass on these instruc-
tions and make sure that the person is fully advised regarding the technical aspects of the Event
Tent in order to avoid faulty operation.
If you have any further questions, we are always happy to assist you:
SERVICE HOTLINE [phone]
1. TECHNICAL DATA 04
2. CONTENTS OF DELIVERY 05
3. SETUP 06
3.1 Lay out the tent 06
3.2 Inflation - deflation - valves - raising 07
3.3 Pumps 09
4. ANCHORING 9
4.1 Tube Ballasts 11
4.2 Water Ballast Barrels 12
4.3 Tent stakes 14
4.4 Anchoring lines/webbing 15
4.5 Wall Ballasts 15
5. ELEMENTS 16
5.1 Walls 16
5.2 Canopy 17
5.3 Tunnel Part 17
5.4 Tent Junction and Vehicle Sleeve 18
5.5 LED Lighting Kit 19
6. PROPER USE 19
6.1 General information 19
7. TAKEDOWN 21
7.1 Release air 21
7.2 Fold 21
7.3 Pack 21
8. STORAGE 22
9. CLEANING 22
10. MAINTENANCE - REPAIR - ASSEMBLY 23
10.1 Material 23
10.2 Removing the roof 24
10.3 Disassembling the One-Pump System 25
10.4 Removing tubes 26
10.5 Reassembling the roof and tubes 26
10.6 Replacing the protection strips 26
10.7 In the event of pressure loss 27
10.8 Repairing a bladder 27
10.9 Replacing a valve 28
10.10 Replacing a bladder 28

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1. TECHNICAL DATA 2. CONTENTS OF
DELIVERY
XC 3
1x Anchoring line set (1)
1x Repair kit (2)
1x Hand pump (3)
1x Quick user guide (4)
1x 5 mm Allen key (5)
1x Service kit bag (13)
XD 4
1x Anchoring webbing set (1)
3x Repair kit (2)
1x Hand pump (3)
1x Quick user guide (4)
1x 5 mm Allen key (5)
1x 4 mm Allen key (5)
1x Cable tie (6)
1x Valve wrench (7)
1x Valve adapter (8)
1x Replacement bladder (9)
1x Service kit bag (13)
XD 5/6/7
1x Anchoring line set (1)
3x Repair kit (2)
1x Hand pump (3)
1x Quick user guide (4)
1x 5 mm Allen key (5)
2x 4 mm Allen key (5)
1x Cable tie (6)
1x Valve wrench (7)
1x Valve adapter (8)
1x Replacement bladder (9)
1x Closing rod (10)
1x Setup support bar XD 7 (11)
1x Service kit bag (13)
XC 3 XD 4 XD 5 XD 6 XD 7
Exterior side length 3,0 m 4,0 m 5,0 m 6,0 m 6,0 m
Entrance height 1,95 m 2,0 m 2,5 m 3,0 m 3,6 m
Total height 2,6 m 2,38 m 3,0 m 3,57 m 4,6 m
Tube diameter 20 cm 25 cm 31 cm 37 cm 42 cm
Weight without Walls 9,32 kg 13,3 kg 18,8 kg 22,5 kg 33,9 kg
COVERED AREA
without Side Walls 5,6 m 7,23 m 11,3 m 16,27 m 29 m
with 4 Canopies - 23,0 m 35,7 m 51,34 m -
SETUP
Hand Pump 10 min 15 min 25 min 30 min -
Electric Pump 3-5 min 3-5 min 7-10 min 10-15 min 25 min
Operating pressure* 0,35 bar 0,35 bar 0,26 bar 0,26 bar 0,26 bar
5,1 PSI 5,1 PSI 3,8 PSI 3,8 PSI 3,8 PSI
*This data serves primarily as information, since the operation of the overpressure valves is automatic.
All dimensions are approximate.
Entrance height
Total height
Tube
diameter
Covered area
Exterior side length
Exterior side length
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3. SETUP
Connect one end of the hose to the pump and the
other end, with the valve adapter, to the valve by
turning it slightly. After inflation is complete, close the
valve with the protective cover.
PLEASE NOTE: If small folds form in the tube during
inflation, it is helpful to shake the tube and bladder. This
movement helps bring the bladder back into the optimal
position in the tube, allowing it to be inflated to maximum
capacity and therefore achieve full stability..
To deflate, press the backflow preventer (red button) in
the valve housing on each tube until it clicks into place.
This allows the air to escape completely..
PLEASE NOTE: After deflating, it is recommended to return
the backflow preventer to the up position by pushing it
again. This ensures that the tent is ready for inflation next
time you want to use it.
3.2.2. INFLATION: XD 4/5/6/7
WITH ONE-PUMP SYSTEM
PLEASE NOTE: Before inflating, be sure that the backflow
preventers on the valves, found on the inner side of each
tube, are closed/in the up position.
To inflate, use the central inflation hose, which can be
found on the outer side of one of the four tubes.
Connect one end of the hose to the pump and the
other end to the inflation hose by means of the valve
adapter by turning it slightly (bayonet valve system).
When disconnecting the pump after inflation, it is
normal for the excess air in the inflation hose to escape.
Finally, close the valve with the protective cover.
To deflate, please refer to 3.3.1.
3.2.2. INFLATION: XC 3
To inflate, the valve housing must be first screwed
tightly into the socket. The backflow preventer in the
valve prevents the air from escaping.
To deflate, unscrew the entire valve housing from the
socket..
3.2.3 OVERPRESSURE VALVE: XC 3 | XD 4/5/6/7
On each tube there is a red overpressure valve that
automatically opens as soon as the maximum air
3.1 LAY OUT THE TENT
Take the tent out of the supplied transport bag and
spread it out at your setup location with the roof facing
up. It helps to arrange the tent so that the tube ends
are laying approximately where they will be when the
tent is inflated. This can make the setup process much
easier.
In order to reduce the risk of soiling / damaging the
tent during the setup process, it is recommended to
first spread out the Protection Foil, which can be
purchased from X GLOO as an optional accessory..
Remove the protective covers from the tube ends.
PLEASE NOTE: The removable protective covers on the
tube ends protect the tent from damage. Therefore, in
order to prevent leaks, it is strongly recommended to
reattach the protective covers before folding up the tent..
3.2 INFLATION - DEFLATION -
VALVES - RAISING
The valve for inflation/deflation consists of the socket that
is permanently welded to the inner tube and a screw-on
valve housing with attached protective cover.
3.2.1. INFLATION: XD 4/5/6/7
To inflate the tent, the valve housing, which can be
found on the inner side of each tube, must be screwed
firmly into the socket. A backflow preventer (red button)
in the valve housing prevents the air from escaping
again. For it to function properly, the backflow
preventer must be in the up position, which may have
to be activated by pushing down on it (the same
principle as with a ballpoint pen).
Inflate
Inflate
Deflate
XC 3
XD 4/5/6/7

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3.3 PUMPS
3.3.1. INFLATION WITH THE ELECTRIC PUMP
Screw the threaded end of the supplied hose onto the
discharge opening of the pump.
Plug the power cable into an electric socket. Note that
the Bravo 2000 has a booster that has to be activated
using the switch on the pump. Please also observe the
instructions and information supplied with the electric
pump.
3.3.2. INFLATION WITH THE HAND PUMP
The hand pump included in the contents of delivery is
equipped with various adapters that allow connection
to dierent valves. The hose should not be kinked or
compressed as this could result in leaks or breakage!
NOTE FOR INFLATING THE CANOPY: Two pump hoses are
always included with delivery. These can be connected so
that the canopy valves can be reached for inflation.
NOTE WHEN FILLING WITH COMPRESSED AIR:
XD 4: Assembley by only one person and corresponding
compressed air bottle in approx. 90 seconds. XD 5: Assem-
bley by only one person and with compressed air (compres-
sor - without lubricator and with pressure reducer or two
bottles) Alternatively an electric pump (Bravo 2000) can be
used. For longer operations, it is advisable to bring the tent
up to the recommended maximum operating pressure du-
ring the course of the operation. This usually requires only a
few strokes with the manual pump and can be done at any
time later. For the XD 5 - 300 mbar / for the XD 4 - 400.
pressure in the tube has been reachedThe overpressure
valve prevents the tube from bursting if the air pressure
inside is too high, and because it is a safety-related
part, special attention should be given to it.
Before inflation, every overpressure valve should be
checked to ensure that it is functioning properly. To do
this, unscrew the valve housing from the socket and
check to make sure that the spring can be pressed in.
Make sure that the valve is properly screwed closed
again after testing.
Sand or dirt can jam the spring and valve, which may
prevent the valve from functioning correctly.
3.2.4 RAISING: XC 3 | XD 4/5/6/7
PLEASE NOTE: Raising the tent from the ground requires
some assistance. Before the tubes are fully inflated, the
middle of the tent — where the tubes intersect — must
be actively lifted o the floor. This prevents the tent from
possibly being damaged from being inflated invertedly.
When setting up the tent in sandy terrain, make sure
that no grains of sand get into the hoses or pumps
through valve openings, which could lead to damage
or leaks.
PLEASE NOTE: The specified maximum air pressure
must not be exceeded and is reached when the
overpressure valves open and the excess air beings to
escape.
For the tent to appear optically perfect, the tubes
should be aligned by hand after inflation and the roof
readjusted on the tubes if necessary.
TIP: Note the
valve plug
at the top of the pump body::
OPEN = pumps only on the
down stroke
(Single Action)
CLOSED = pumps on both the
up and down stroke
(Double Action)
See the notation
on the hose connection::
OUT = inflate
IN = deflate
4. ANCHORING
The X GLOO XD and the XC series have been developed to be mobile and modular
lightweight tents. Despite their low weight, and the associated relatively low risk potential, the
following information must be read before use and diligently observed to prevent damage to
property and personal injury.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Depending on the nature of the terrain, the appropriate anchoring accessories must be used:
• On firm, packed soil, the X GLOO Anchoring Set (tent stakes) for the appropriate tent size
can be used.
• On snow or sand, the Snow Anchors or Sand Anchors are to be used in place of tent stakes,
respectively.
• On asphalt and similar hard surfaces, the tent must be weighted down using ballasts
sucient for the tent size and maximum expected wind speed.
The table in the wind speed certificate on the next page shows the type and quantity of
ballasts to be used, depending on the expected maximum wind speed and the tent size.
XD 4/5/6
XD 7
Observe this note when using the
compressed air cylinder in the X GLOO
tent series XD PROTECT.

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4.1 TUBE BALLASTS
Each Tube Ballast Set includes four ballasts. Each bal-
last contains a water bladder for filling with water.
4.1.1. FILLING WITH SAND/GRAVEL
• When filling the ballasts with sand or gravel, the wa-
ter bladders must first be removed so that they do not
become damaged.
4.1.2. FILLING WITH WATER
• Open the ballast cover and pull out the water
bladder until the fill valve is visible.
• Included in the Tube Ballast Set are a hose and
various faucet adapters. Attach the hose to the
faucet using the correct adapter.
• Open the fill valve, insert the other end of the hose
and fill the bladder with water.
• When full, remove the hose and close the valve and
the velcro on the ballast cover.
• In windy conditions, be sure to orient the tent against the wind so that it oers the least
resistance. Canopies, in particular, should not be aligned facing into the wind, nor should
open sides of the tent face into the wind when the side of the tent away from the wind is
closed with a wall. Wind loads can be significantly reduced by removing the walls and
canopies.
• Exposure to wind gusts which exceed the maximum permissible wind speed can lead to
structural damage to the tent that is not covered by the warranty.
• In the event of a drastic deterioration in the weather, all valves must be opened to let the air
out of the tent and thus avoid greater damage. The deflated tent should be weighed down
to prevent it from being taken by the wind.
BALLAST RECOMMENDATIONS
Below are shown the weights necessary to secure one tube on your X GLOO tent during high winds. At a
minimum, this weight should be used on all tubes facing into the wind. However, in order to achieve the most
security and stability we strongly recommend that you secure all four tubes on your X GLOO tent.
FORCES
BASIS: - Wind Speed: 1 m/s = 3.6 km/h
- Density of the flowing medium: 1.224 kg/m3
- Drag Coecient: 1 (Safety factor of 1.2; estimated actual drag coecient of 0.6
- Friction of Ballast Barrel and ground: 1 [material: rubber-to-asphalt]
WIND SPEED CERTIFICATE
2 CLIPS beim XC 3
Nur 1 CLIP beim XD 4/5/6/7
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initially remain open (with the check valve pushed
back into the barrel) so that the air can escape when
filling the barrel (b).
• Next, pull the check valve tab forward (c) before filling
any remaining space in the barrel with air. It is not
necessary to connect the pump directly to the top
opening. Instead, the easiest way is to hold the hose
of the running pump against the edge of the check
valve in the upper opening (d).
• Finally, tightly close the cover on the upper opening
(e).
• To transport the Water Ballasting Barrel, either lift it
by the handles with two people or tip it onto the hard
bottom edge and roll it.
4.2.2. CONNECTING TO A TENT
The eyelets on the Water Ballast Barrel bases can be
used to connect them to the rings on the tube ends by
means of the included shackles. You can attach up to
two Water Ballast Barrels directly to the rings on the
tent base.
If three barrels are to be connected to each tube end,
they must first be attached to a no-rub mat. The tent
can then attached to the no-rub mat to transmit the
force. With this arrangement the tent is indirectly
connected to the barrels.
4.2.3. EMPTYING
To empty the barrels, unscrew the cover on the bottom
opening and push in the check valve tab so that the
water can run out by itself..
4.2.4. DIGITALLY-PRINTED COVER
The digitally-printed cover can be pulled completely
over the filled barrel and then zipped closed..
4.1.3. CONNECTING TUBE BALLASTS
TO THE TENT
Tube ballasts can be attached to the inside or outside
of the tubes, as conditions require.
CONNECTING TO AN XD 4/5/6/7
Stellen Sie sicher, dass die gummierte Seite der
Ballastierung nach unten zeigt.
Make sure that the rubber-reinforced side of the ballast
is facing the ground. On the ballast, bring the end of
the webbing with the buckle insertion part up through
the anchoring ring on the tube end (a) and then
through the webbing loop on the Tube Ballast (b).
Connect the hook part of the buckle into the insertion
part of the buckle and tension the webbing so that the
Tube Ballast is snug against the anchoring ring. This is
how you achieve the best stability and force
transmission. (c)
CONNECTING TO AN XC 3
Use the buckles on the Tube Ballasts to connect them
to the tube ends on the tent. Make sure that the rub-
ber-reinforced side of the ballast is facing the ground.
4.1.4. CONNECTING MULTIPLE TUBE BALLASTS
TO ONE TUBE
To secure the tent in strong winds, multiple ballasts can
be attached to each tube end. Arrange the Tube
Ballasts next to each other and connect them to one
another using the plastic toggles. Then attach the
buckles on each ballast to the tube ends of the tent as
described in 4.1.3. The Tube Ballast can alternatively be
placed on top of one another.
4.2 WATER BALLAST BARRELS
Especially suited for hard ground surfaces, Water Bal-
last Barrels can be used as tent anchors, seating or
both.
4.2.1. FILLING
Make sure the the check valve tab in the opening at
the bottom of the barrel is closed. To do this, pull the
check valve forward with one finger. This will ensure that
nearly no water can escape when removing the hose
after filling (a).
• When filling with water, the upper opening should
AM BEISPIEL XC 3
XC 3
XD 4/5/6/7
XD 4/5/6/7
XC 3
a
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b c
d e
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4.3. TENT STAKES
The graphic below shows which size/type tent stake
should be used at which position.
FOR XC 3 / XD 4
Tent Stakes Qty. Use
300 mm L 16 St. Walls + inner Tube
500 mm L 4 St. outer Tube
Speed Cinch 4 St. Anchoring Webbing
FOR XD 5 / 6
Tent Stakes Qty. Use
300 mm L 16 St. Walls + inner Tube
500 mm L 8 St. outer Tube +
inner Tube
Speed Cinch 4 St. Anchoring Webbing
FOR XD 7
Tent Stakes Qty. Use
300 mm L 16 St. Walls
500 mm L 8 St. Walls + inner Tube
800 mm L 4 St. outer Tube
Speed Cinch 4 St. Anchoring Webbing
4.4 ANCHORING LINES /
WEBBINGS
Anchoring lines (XD 4/5/6) or resp. webbings (XD 7) must
be used to ensure the structural stability of the tent!
• Push the loop end of the anchoring line or resp.
webbing through the shoulder loop on the tent roof.
• Insert the tail end of the anchoring line or resp.
webbing through the loop end and pull it through
until the anchoring line is snugly attached to the
shoulder loop.
• Secure the tent by connecting the anchoring line or
resp. webbing with a tent stake hammered into the
ground at least two meters away from the tube end
and tension with the line or webbing tensioner.
• Repeat this process on the other three tubes.
4.5. WALL BALLASTS
The Wall Ballasts can be filled with water or sand/
gravel and can be connected to the wall using the
attached toggles.
FILLING WITH WATER
• Open the velcro on the ballast cover and pull out the
inner water bladder until the fill valve is visible.
• There is a water bladder inside each ballast cover for
filling with water. When filling the ballasts with sand or
gravel, the water bladders must first be removed so
that they do not become damaged.
• Included in the Tube Ballast Set are a hose and
various faucet adapters. Attach the hose to the
faucet using the correct adapter.
• Open the fill valve, insert the other end of the hose
and fill the bladder with water.
• When full, remove the hose and close the valve and
the velcro on the ballast cover.
• Connect the four plastic toggles on the ballast to the
large grommets on the wall. When doing so, make
sure that the rubber-reinforced side of the Wall
Ballast is facing down. For securing walls on XD 5, XD
6, XD 7 tents, the use of multiple wall ballasts on each
wall is recommended.
Roof
Anchoring
Line/Webbing
Zipper Rain Cover
Wall
Shoulder Loops
XD 7 - 3 pcs.*
Shoulder Loop
XD 4/5/6 - 1 pc.
TENT STAKE PLACEMENT KEY
Anchoring Lines/Webbing
inner Tube
outer Tube
Wall
*top loop can be optionally used depending on the environmental situation
When using tent stakes, it should be noted that the actual anchoring strength achieved
depends largely on the nature of the ground surface. Because of this, no general information
can be provided about which wind loads can be absorbed with which number of stakes.
It is always important to drive in the tent stakes an angle slightly toward the tube end to help
prevent them from being pulled out while the tent is in use.
.
Wasserblase
XD 7
XD 4/5/6
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5.1. WALLS
Four types of walls are available: window walls,
entrance walls, standard walls and double-sided
standard walls..
5.1.1. ATTACHING THE WALLS
Attach the wall to the tent using the zippers on the left
and right sides. Close the zippers from the bottom
upward so that they meet at the top of the wall.
5.1.2. ATTACHING THE WALLS WITH
THE CLOSING ROD
To make it easier to open and close the side walls, XD
5/6/7 tents are delivered with a closing rod. The hook
of the closing rod can be hooked into the zipper pullers
for opening and closing.
The walls can also be attached inside-out. This makes
it possible to have the printed side of a wall face either
towards the inside or outside of the tent.
In the event of wind, the zippers must always be closed
completely, even during setup, as otherwise they can
be damaged by wind loads being put on individual
teeth of the zipper.
5.1.3. OPENING AND SECURING
THE ENTRANCE WALL
Open the clip at the bottom and the zipper in the
middle of the entrance wall and gather each side
together. On each side of the entrance wall you will find
a toggle on a length of cord. Fasten each side by
inserting the toggle through the loop of cord across
from it.
5.2. CANOPY AND
CANOPY BANNER (XD)
The canopy can be used to extend the covered area of
the tent.
Attach the canopy to the tent roof using the zippers.
To prevent the canopy and roof skin from slipping in the
wind, attach the velcro strips on each side of the cano-
py to the corresponding velcro on the tent tubes, which
are located under the roof of the tent (a / b).
The canopy can then be inflated by means of a valve
found on the left side of the front tube.
Lift the middle of the front tube slightly so that the
bladder inside can be filled along its full length.
PLEASE NOTE: The red overpressure valve automatically
opens as soon as the maximum air pressure in the front
tube has been reached..
Finally, attach the canopy banner (if desired) into the
zipper on the upper part of the front tube.
The canopy is equipped with a second zipper in order
to be able to close the tent using a wall while still
keeping the canopy attached.
Any variety wall can be attached using this zipper. To
make the process of connecting the wall easier, it is
recommended to first let some air out of the canopy.
5.3. TUNNEL PART
The tunnel part is for connecting two or more X GLOO
tents to one another. The zippers for attaching walls
also serve to attach tunnel parts or canopies. The
principle is the same.
5. ELEMENTS
DeflateInflate
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5.4. LED LIGHTING KIT
5.4.1. ATTACHING THE LED LIGHTING KIT
• As soon as the tent is set up, loop the long end of
webbing connected to the LED light up over the tube
intersection. Connect both ends of the buckle and
then tighten the webbing.
• Connect the four corners of the LED lighting mount to
the tent by attaching the plastic toggles to the four
loops on the inside of the tubes.
• Tuck the power cable between the roof and one of
the tubes starting at the tube intersection and conti-
nuing all the way to the ground.
• Set the ballast and dimmer on the ground.
Disassembly of the LED Lighting Kit follows the same
steps in reverse. Be sure that the X GLOO LED Lighting
Kit does not fall on the ground while deflating the tent..
6. PROPER USE
6.1 GENERAL INFORMATION
• X GLOO tents are not intended for continuous use and should be inspected for wear or
damage after every event.
• X GLOO tents are not intended to bear large snow loads. In case of snowfall the
accumulating snow must be regularly removed from the roof of the tent. If the tent is to be
left unattended and snowfall is called for, then the tent should first be deflated or the tube
intersection at the top of the tent securely supported.
• All X GLOO tents are made of certified flame-retardant materials. Nevertheless, the
materials are still flammable and can burn when the source of fire is suciently strong.
• Keep tents away from open fires and heat sources.
5.4 TENT JUNCTION AND
VEHICLE SLEEVE (XD)
5.4.1 TENT JUNCITON
The Tent Junction can be used to extend the covered
area of the tent.
Slide the collapsible pole through the full-length sleeve
and then insert the tapered ends into the grommets on
the webbing.
Use the zipper to fasten the Tent Junction to the roof of
the tent.
Tension the Tent Junction using the 3 cross struts, with
the long strut inserted into the two pockets at the
middle and the two shorter ones into the cups on the
sides.
To achieve the best tension on the Tent Junction,
thread the guy lines through the attached loops and
pull them taut.
5.4.2 VEHICLE SLEEVE
The Tent Junction can be further extended by
attaching the Vehicle Sleeve to it by means of zipper.
This extension protects the connection to a vehicle from
the weather.
Thread each of the guy lines through a loop on the
Vehicle Sleeve in order to hold it snugly to your vehicle.
The hooks at the ends of the lines allow them to be
easily connected to dierent points on the vehicle, such
as the wheel rims.
4.1 4.2

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FIRE PROTECTION CLASSIFICATION (see also X GLOO certificates):
• DIN 4102-B1 (Abb.: B1) Controls testing and requirements on the reaction to fire of building
materials. German norm, used in most European countries.
• CPAI 84-95, Section 6 Specification of the American Association of Sailcloth Materials for
the assessment of flame-retardant materials used in (event-) tents. The certification
according to CPAI 84 fulfills the international requirements for flame resistance in tent
products and includes similar test criteria like DIN 4102-B1 or NFP 92501-7M2. Although X
GLOO Tents are in use worldwide at tradeshows and events, we reserve the right not to
certify the tent according to the national norms of each country.
• Keep all valves free of sand and dirt, and clean them when necessary in order to prevent
faulty operation and pressure loss.
• The tents can be damaged when sharp objects (e.g. knives, tools) penetrate the tubes,
leading to leakage and loss of pressure. Handle with appropriate care. In extreme cases,
damage to the tube material can cause it to burst, even under normal operating pressure!
• Extreme variations in temperature (day and night) or long-term continued use can lead to
loss of air pressure through the overpressure valves which requires the reinflation of the tubes
• The protective strips on the bottom of the tubes on the XC 3 can wear down when the tent
is set up on rough terrain and wind causes it to shift around, and should therefore be regu-
larly checked for wear and replaced as necessary before the tubes themselves become da-
maged.
Approval:
Please Note: These recommendations are valid only in cases where the X GLOO tent is
properly set up and anchored. Improper setup of the X GLOO tent can also result in
damage to the tent and/or injury to people in the surrounding area.
X GLOO GmbH & Co. KG, Windeckstr. 4, 83250 Marquartstein, Germany
X GLOO - SHAPING AIR
Date: 01.03.2019
MAXIMUM WEIGHT CERTIFICATE
The loops on X GLOO tents have been designed to bear the hanging loads described below when the tents
are properly set up and anchored. The user shall be held liable for any damage to property or injury to
persons. X GLOO GmbH & Co. KG assumes no liability.
TUBE INTERSECTION LOOP INSIDE LOOP
Size Maximum Weight
per Inside Loop
Maximum Weight
Tube Intersection Loop
Maximum Total
Combined Weight
XC 3 5 kg (11 lbs) 10 kg (22 lbs) 30 kg (66 lbs)
XD 4 5 kg (11 lbs) 15 kg (33 lbs) 35 kg (77 lbs)
XD 5 5 kg (11 lbs) 20 kg (44 lbs) 40 kg (88 lbs)
XD 6 5 kg (11 lbs) 20 kg (44 lbs) 40 kg (88 lbs)
XD 7 5 kg (11 lbs) 25 kg (55 lbs) 45 kg (99 lbs)
The loops on X GLOO tents have
been designed to bear the hanging
loads described below when the
tents
are properly set up and anchored.
The user shall be held liable for any
damage to property or injury to
persons. X GLOO GmbH & Co. KG
assumes no liability.
MAXIMUM WEIGHT
LOOPS
TUBE INTERSECTION LOOP INSIDE LOOP
7.1 RELEASE AIR
• First remove all optional elements (walls, canopies,
etc.) that are attached to the tent.
• Open the valves on each tube.
• (see section 4-7). The air will escape within a few
minutes.
• Slide the protective covers onto the tube ends.
7.2 FOLD
• Turn the tent inside-out so that the tube intersection
loop is facing outwards.
• Lay the tubes on top of one another with the valves
facing upwards. The roof should be drawn outwards
in large folds.
• Wait a few minutes for the last of the air to escape,
and then roll up the tent starting from the roof and
moving down to the tubes.
7.3 PACK
• Place the tent in the supplied transport bag. The
walls can be packed safely in the optionally-
available side wall bag..
7. TAKEDOWN

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• X GLOO Tents must not be packed and stored while wet. This can cause mold stains and
mildew. The dye on digitally-printed tent parts could also rub o when stored in a damp
place.
• X GLOO Tents must never be left in a vehicle (for example) in direct sunlight, as exposure to
extreme heat can lead to damage to tent materials or to the windows in window walls
permanently sticking together.
• X GLOO Tents must be stored below 20 ° celsius. Otherwise, the material coating can be
damaged and the water resistance can be lost.
• Avoid pressure spots (e.g. do not lean on the tent with your knees while folding it or store it
under heavy objects).
• At temperatures below 0 ° celsius, sharp folding of materials can damage elements. Take
special care care with the window walls in low temperatures and pack them carefully.
8. STORAGE
Dirty tents can be cleaned.
If your tent is dirty, first clean it while it is dry.
In order to avoid damage to the material coating, the material should only be cleaned with
warm water (or a mild soapy solution if necessary), and a cloth or soft brush. Do not use
solvents, washing machines or steam cleaning!
In order not to damage the coating, the materials should only be cleaned with warm water
(or a mild soapy water) together with a soft brush — or even better with a cloth. Do not use
solvents, washing machines or steam cleaning!
The tent should be subjected to a visual and functional inspection at least once a year by a
qualified person. During this inspection, the tent should be inflated in order to check all
pressure-bearing parts for tears, punctures, delaminations, or damage from heat or chemical
exposure.
All functions, maintenance and necessary repairs should only be carried out to the extent
described in this owners manual. Please contact your X GLOO Team about repairs exceeding
these instructions!
9. CLEANING
• Maintenance and repairs should only be carried out by the manufacturer or an authorized X
GLOO Service Center.
• Depending on the frequency of use, the X GLOO Tent should be periodically inspected for
chafing and damage and necessary repairs carried out in a timely fashion.
• Re-waterproofing is not possible.
10.1 MATERIAL
• All materials used have been carefully selected for their resistance to change from light
exposure and have been subjected to rigorous tests. Nevertheless, the material may change
color (fade) if there is strong UV exposure (when set up at high altitudes or through a long,
uninterrupted period of use). It is not possible to accurately predict when fading may
become visible, due to the dierent influencing variables. White material also tends to yellow
through UV exposure and exposure to dust and dirt.
Therefore, when using the tent outdoors the walls should not be zipped in with the back side
of the material facing outside the tent. In cases where it is necessary to have the back side
of the wall facing outward, we recommend the use of a printed double-sided wall.
• The materials used are waterproof, the essential seams sealed with sweatband.
Nevertheless, water can penetrate in the event of heavy driving rain or prolonged
precipitation, especially through zippers.
• Electrical/electronic devices and moisture-sensitive products must be protected from water
exposure to water, and their use is at the discretion and risk of the user.
• Compared to the dyed X GLOO material, which is available in the standard colors black, white,
gray, red and blue, all other colors and designs are applied by digital printing to one side of a
white material. Due to the nature of the digital printing process, the back (unprinted) side of the
material remains white or, depending on the amount of light shining through it, slightly
transparent.
10. MAINTENANCE - REPAIR
– ASSEMBLY

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10.2 REMOVING THE ROOF
Das The roof can be separated from the tubes.
10.2.1 XD 4/5/6/7
• First, loosen the strap adjusters on the webbing found
under the roof at the bottom of each of the four
tubes (a).
• Next, unhook all cords from the roof-tube connectors
by lifting one of the points in the connector and then
unthreading the cord. On the XD 7 the zipper between
tubes and roof is opened from bottom to top (b).
IF THE TENT IS EQUIPPED WITH THE ONE-PUMP
SYSTEM:
• Open the reusable cable tie that attaches the one-
pump inflation hose to the air distributor. To do this,
lift the locking tab on the cable tie using a flat tool
such as a small flathead screwdriver (c) and then
slide the inflation hose o of the distributor (d).
REASSEMBLING THE ROOF AND TUBES
• First, hook the cords on the inside of the roof into the
roof-tube connectors found on all tubes (e). On the
XD 7, the zipper between the tubes and the roof is
closed from the top of the tent downwards and secu-
red at the end with the small velcro and the pull loop
in the zipper.
• Next, connect the webbing to the strap adjusters
found near the tube ends between the roof and tu-
bes (f). (Adjust the length of the webbing so that the-
re is about 2.5 cm of space between the roof end
and the parts for closing the tube end) (g).
IF THE TENT IS EQUIPPED WITH THE ONE-PUMP
SYSTEM:
• Re-connect the inflation hose to the air distributor
using the reusable cable tie (h).
10.2.2 XC 3
• First, locate the plastic toggles which connect the
roof to the bottom ends of the tube and push these
out of the connecting loops (i).
• Next, unhook all cords from the roof-tube connectors
by lifting one of the points in the connector and then
unthreading the cord (j).
2,5 cm
The tent can be disassembled into
individual parts (roof and tubes).
This means that the individual parts
can be replaced, repaired and used
again.
(a) (b) (a) (b)
(e).
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bb-XD 7
c
e
f
g
h
i
j
d
10.3 DISASSEMBLING
THE ONE-PUMP SYSTEM
• First, open the reusable cable tie that attaches the
one-pump inflation hose to the air distributor. To do
this, lift the locking tab on the cable tie using a flat
tool such as a small flathead screwdriver and then
slide the hose o of the distributor (a).
• Next, disconnect the valve connector which connects
the air distributor hose to the valve on the tube by
slightly lifting the catch using a flathead screwdriver
and simultaneously turning the valve connector
counterclockwise (b).
• Unscrew the hex socket screw which fastens the air
distributor and remove the air distributor (c).
• Should it be necessary to separate a valve connector
and/or one of the distributor hoses which connect
the air distributor to the valve connector, this is
essentially done by simply pulling the hoses o the
adjacent components.
• To do this, first remove the outer cap on the air
distributor from the distributor itself (d). If you then
want to disconnect the hose from the rest of the air
distributor, screw it clockwise onto the distributor,
while at the same time pulling it away from the
distributor. The same process applies for
disconnecting the hose from the valve connector. (If
you try to unscrew the hose by turning it
counterclockwise, the spiral shape of the hose would
only pull tighter and make it dicult to pull the hose
o.)
• The valve itself can be unscrewed from the socket on
the tube by using the valve wrench supplied with the
tent (e). When screwing the valve back into place, it is
essential to ensure that it is screwed in as far as
possible. This requires some extra force to be applied.
• At the same time, is important to make sure that the
final position of the valve for connecting the One-
Pump System to the upper end of the tube is not
random. Instead, make sure that the two notches on
the outside edges of the valve are facing the tube
ends. (f).
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a
b
d
e
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10.4 REMOVING TUBES
The four tubes can be separated from each other at
the tube intersection at the top of the tent.
10.4.1 XD 4/5/6/7
• First, separate the roof from the tubes - see section
10.2.
IF THE TENT IS EQUIPPED WITH THE ONE-PUMP
SYSTEM:
• Open the hex socket screw which fastens the air dis-
tributor (a ) and remove the air distributor (a/b).
• Detach the relief straps from the ‚aluminum profile‘ (c).
• Slide the tubes out of the ‚aluminum profile‘ (d).
10.4.2 XC 3
• First, separate the roof from the tubes - see section
10.2.
• Unscrew the hex socket screw from the tube connec-
tor and remove the screw and cap (a).
• Slide the tube ends out of the ‚aluminum profile‘ (b).
10.5 REASSEMBLING THE
ROOF AND TUBES
Reassemble the roof and tubes by following the steps
listed in the previous Removal/Disassembly sections in
reverse (d-a).
10.6 REPLACING THE
PROTECTION STRIPS
10.6.1 XC 3
A protection strip is attached with velcro to each tube
end of the tent. To replace, simply remove and attach
the new one.
.
a
a
b
d
b
c
10.7 IN THE EVENT OF PRESSURE LOSS
• FIRST, be sure that all valves are closed tightly!
• If pressure loss continues, blow out the overpressure valves while pushing the spring on the
inside to remove any dust or dirt particles.
• If the tube continues to lose air pressure, we recommend removing and replacing
• the bladder, as it is likely damaged.
• To help locate a small hole in the bladder, it can help to spray the surface of the inflated
bladder with soapy water, so that escaping air bubbles can be easily seen. Alternatively, the
bladder can be filled with a small amount of water so that water drops forming can help
identify the hole.
• If the damage to the bladder can be located and the length of damage is smaller than 1
cm, then it can be patched using an adhesive repair patch.
10.8 REPAIRING A BLADDER
The adhesive repair patches resist perforation and
elongation, and have been developed especially for
repairing tears and holes in the bladder.
• Clean all dirt and oil from the area to be repaired
using the included cleaning cloth (a).
• Trim the adhesive repair patch to the necessary size
and carefully remove the protective film. Take care to
avoid touching the adhesive surface (b).
• Press the repair patch onto the repair area and make
sure that it suciently overlaps the damage. An
overlap of at least 20 mm is recommended for larger
tears or holes.
• Press the repair patch onto the bladder uniformly and
firmly in order to achieve a strong immediate
adhesion. The final adhesive strength will be reached
after a few hours (c).
• Wait several minutes for the repair patch to dry before
continuing to use the bladder (d).
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c
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10.9 REPLACING A VALVE
• With XD tents, only the overpressure valve can be
unscrewed by hand (a), while the inflation/deflation
valve can only be removed from its socket using a
special key (a). To do this, while holding the tube, grip
the socket from the back in order to be able to
achieve the torque needed to unscrew the valve. Be
careful to avoid damaging the air bladder that is
necessarily gripped at the same time.
• With the XC tent, the valves can be easily unscrewed
from the sockets by hand (b).
10.10 REPLACING A BLADDER
10.10.1 XD 4/5/6 /7
• Lay out the tent so the damaged tube is on top so
that you have easy access to it (a).
• Remove the aluminum profile on the bottom tube
end. To do this, use an Allen key to remove the screws
on both sides of the profile and pull the steel sleeves
out of the profile. Slide the profile o of the tube end
(b/c/d).
• Slide the tube out of the profile on the tube end
intersection by first using an Allen key to remove the
One-Pump System (if equipped), then unscrewing the
closing cap from the opposite end of the profile, and
finally sliding the webbing loops and tube end out of
the profile (welt system) (e/f/g).
• Use the valve wrench to unscrew the inflation/
deflation valve at the lower end of the tube (h) as well
as the valve connecting the One-Pump System at
the top of the tube (if equipped) (i) and detach velcro
holding the valve socket to the tube.
• Push the overpressure valve through to the inside of
the tube (attached with velcro) (j)
.
a
c
g
e
b
d
f
h
i j
a
b
TIP: Wrinkles that form in the bladder
during the first time it is inflated can
be visible from the outside. To avoid
this, shake the tube while inflating it
and run your hand along any wrinkles
as they form to smooth them out.
Continue until the tube is completely
inflated.
x x
• The bladder is now completely free from the tube and
can be pulled out of the opening on either end (k).
• Lay the replacement bladder facing the top end of
the tube, making sure that it is arranged with the
correct side facing up — observe the position of the
valves on the bladder and the tube (l) so that when
the bladder is pulled into the tube, the valves are in
the correct locations. Once the bladder is so
arranged, unscrew and remove the valves (m).
• Starting at the opening at the bottom end of the
tube, thread the entire tube onto your arm until you
can grasp the end of the replacement bladder
through the opening at the top end of the tube. Pull
the replacement bladder into the tube, making sure
that it does not become twisted. Continue to pull the
bladder into the tube until the bladder extends
slightly out of both openings in the tube. It can help
to have someone assist you with this step (n).
• Push the overpressure valve on the replacement
bladder through the corresponding opening in the
tube and press to close the velcro. Be careful that
none of the bladder material gets pinched between
the velcro on the valve.
• Attach the velcro ring on the socket for the inflation/
deflation valve to the velcro around the
corresponding opening on the tube (o).
• Use the valve wrench to screw the inflation/deflation
valve at the bottom tube end firmly into place (p).
• The inflation valve for the One-Pump System at the
top of the tube can be screwed in using the valve
wrench supplied with the tent. When screwing the
valve back in, it is essential to screw it in as far as
possible. This requires some extra force to be applied.
Make sure that the final position of the valve is not
random. Instead, make sure that the two notches on
the outside edges of the valve are facing the tube
ends (q).
• Mount the air distributor and end cap (r) on the upper
end of the tube using a hex socket screw (r).
• Slide the bottom tube end into the aluminum profile
and the welts on the top tube end into the channels
in the tube connector. While doing so, don’t forget to
also slide the small welts on the bladder into the
provided recesses of the welts on the tube end (s).
• Connect the webbing straps found at the inside and
outside of the bottom tube end to the aluminum
profile by inserting the steel sleeve and fastening it in
place with the hex socket screw (t/u).
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q
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t
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10.10.2 XC 3
• Lay out the Tent so that the damaged tube is on top
and that you can easily access the service zipper.
• Open the two velcro straps which connect the tube
to its neighbors at the tube intersection (a).
• Open the service zipper at the top of the tube (b).
• Detach the velcro which connects the end of the
bladder to the inside of the tube (c) and slide the end
of the bladder out of the service opening (d).
• Next, open the service zipper at the bottom end of
the tube (e).
• Detach the velcro connecting the bladder to the
inside of the tube in the same manner as before (f).
• Push/pull both valves into the tube (g). The valves are
secured on the inside with velcro.
• Now you can pull the bladder out through the service
opening back at the bottom end of the tube (h).
• Lay the replacement bladder at the bottom end of
the tube, making sure that it is arranged with the
correct side facing up and the valves oriented
correctly (i).
• Starting at the service opening at the top end of the
tube, thread the entire tube onto your arm until you
can grasp the end of the replacement bladder
through the opening at the bottom end of the tube
(j).
• Pull the replacement bladder into the tube, making
sure that it does not become twisted. Continue to
pull the bladder into the tube until the bladder
extends slightly out of both openings in the tube (k). It
can help to have someone assist you with this step.
• Push the valves on the replacement bladder through
the corresponding opening in the tube and press to
close the velcro. Be careful that none of the bladder
material gets pinched between the velcro on the
valve (l).
• Precisely attach the velcro on both ends of the
bladder to the velcro on the inside of the tube (m).
• Close the service zippers on both ends of the tube (n).
• Before inflating the new bladder for the first time it
needs to be spread out evenly inside the tube. To
achieve this, two people hold the ends of the tube as
it lays on the ground and gently pull on them while
shaking the tube at the same time (o).
l
k
n
o
m
i
j
a
c
g
e
b
d
f
h