Airshelter Emergency Shelter Instructions

If minutes can save lives, you want only to unfold and switch-on this shelter. This compact, simple, and immediately assembled shelter is specially designed for use in any emergency or disaster situation, or any situation where time or manpower is of critical importance. The many features of the AIRSHELTER include easy and immediate assembly, adaptability to a variety of uses, innovative construction, and durability of materials. Uses of the AIRSHELTER can vary from an emergency hospital site and casualty station to a disaster site with a control, waiting and decontamination room.

Inflation
The Airshelter is inflated using compressed air or an electric blower. A 200/300 bar Air cylinder in connection with a pressure reducing valve (max 12 bar) can be used to inflate the airframe. By simply putting the nipples of the connection hose in the inlet valves of the two chambers of the airframe and the air will fill the frame and the shelter will stand up of its own accord.

Standard Features

l Tightening belts
l Carrying case
l Heater/Air Conditioner hook-up sleeves
l Provision for aerial identification
l Doors facilitate optimum modular configurations
l Skylight in roof
l Fixing points inside for hanging lamps etc.

Detachable Floor

Extras

l 200/300 bar pressure valve with connection hose
l 240V electric deflator/inflator
l 600 I integrated water belts for anchoring
l Floor waterproof 10 cm. high
l Windows
l Lighting
l Propane or diesel heating
l Thermal isolation inner liner
l Airshelter connection unit

Ample head room on floor area

Inflation by BA Air Cylinder

Or electric inflator/deflator 220V