AIR Annex Set-Up: How-To Video

How to set-up your OP4 AIR Annex.

Product ships in 2 large boxes:
Box 1 (larger box): Mian annex tent
Box 2 (smaller box): Annex walls, floor and side skirt

For more detailed information please see your printed owner's manual, or visit our website for the most recent OP4 owner’s manual.

STEPS SHOWN IN VIDEO TO SET-UP YOUR AIR ANNEX:

ATTACH AIR CONNECTION HOSE:
Getting AIR from the main tent to the annex:
Locate the air transfer valve inside your OP4. This is the black valve located on the main air beam door-side, just above the window.
Remove the black valve from air transfer valve and place the grey transfer tube through the black valve and secure it to the black air valve. Secure by threading the top of the black valve over the tube and twisting it on.
Locate the loop hole in the OPUS side wall & place the grey tube through it.

INFLATE MAIN BODY:
Open up the main section of your annex.
Identify the zip & Velcro line which is how you will attach the annex to your main tent and layout lay out your annex with the two front door sections furthest from the camper.

Our recommendation is to then stand between the OPUS and the annex and start zipping at the doorside, walking backwards between the OPUS and the annex as you close the zip. This will assist in locating both the Cross Filling Tube that you installed on the main OPUS tent as well as the receiving valve on the annex·side about half·way along the zip line. The receiving valve is located on the central air pole of your annex

Once located, connect the Cross Filling Tube to the receiving valve on the side of the annex. Ensure the spring is Inside the gray tube to help protect the hose from getting kinked. Install the tube to the receiving valve in the same way as in step (2) except you will need to thread the top of the valve on to the Cross Filling Tube before you push the tube on to the valve. Twist the top of the valve on, to secure the tube in place.

Open the valve on the annex·Side. Finish zipping the annex to the side of the OPUS and fold the Velcro flap over the zip

Ensure all 5 quick-release valves are closed on the annex and all Son your OPUS main tent then press the AIR compressor button on the control panel and wait for the annex to inflate.

Once your annex has inflated. you may find that the position of the AIR poles needs adjusting so that the annex is fully tensioned. There are black straps between the floor-ends of the beams on the main tent section, which will help to ensure the optimal placement of the beams. You can then peg the cor­ners and guide ropes or the AIR annex to the ground to secure your position.

ATTACH FRONT DOORS
Using the zippers and velcro provided secure the doors as shown

ATTACH WALL SKIRT
With your OPUS® annex fully inflated, you're ready to assemble the annex, and the first step is to attach the wall skirt;
STEP l · Position the OPUS® wall skirt along the entry side wall of your OPUS® Camper
STEP2 • Attach the skirt with the Velcro strips and zips around the edges.
STEP 3- Peg the skirt to the ground with the five D-rings along the bottom edge

ATTACH OUTER WALLS
Starting from each end, zip the side walls up until the zips meet at the top.

ATTACH INNERS WALLS
Starting from each end, zip the side walls up until the zips meet at the top.

SECURE THE FLOOR
Lay your optional ground sheet and attach this to the main tent using the zippers provided.
Locate the velcro lining the edge of the flooring.
Secure the velcro on the floor to the velcro lining the ends of the annex walls and wall skirt.

[JMLSchu]

how about tear down? It's a nightmare for us to get the thing closed without removing most of the cushions from inside, and all the doors/walls from the annex