Dometic Residence Air All Season

Width: 575 - 670 cm 
Connection Height: 235 - 265 cm
A-measurement: 950-1115 cm 
Depth: 275 cm
Weight: 51-59.4 kg
 

A-Measurement Air Tent

The Dometic Residence awning is an A-measurement adapted awning with an integrated protruding roof (canopy). The tent features removable front and side panels and external window curtains with zippers. The space in the tent combined with the stronger breathable poly-cotton material offers very good comfort. The extra strong air channels also provide a tent that can withstand extreme winds as the air channels capture wind better than most steel poles.

 

Dometic Residence Air All Season

• Easy assembly via air channels that are inflated from a valve
• Same size as a traditional awning
• 275 cm deep
• Large windows provide a great view 
• Canopy/projection at the front of the tent
• Two doors at the front and two on the sides
• Openable sections at the front and sides
• Ventilation at the roof
• External blackout curtains with zippers
• Curtains in windows (removable)
• Very strong fabric that also withstands season camping (Weathershield™ All-Season material)
• Lock valves in all channels (protects the tent if air escapes from a channel)
• Two bags for easier handling
• Pump with pressure gauge, ground pegs, and tent bag included

Assembly

Mount the tent in the caravan's awning rail and position the corners against the caravan. Inflate the channels integrated into the tent fabric that form the frame from a valve on the tent. Then secure the remaining ground pegs and storm straps. Lock the valves in the tent and the tent is ready for occupancy.


 

Tent Fabric - Dometic Weathershield™ All-Season

The tent fabric is really strong and is made of extra rugged and UV-resistant material, suitable for long-stayers or campers visiting southern latitudes as well as those heading north for their holidays.

 

FAQ Dometic Air Channels

1. How durable are the air channels?
All channels are covered in a protective material. The construction makes the channels more resistant to wind than steel and fiberglass rods. However, it's important to only use a pump with a pressure gauge and not to inflate to a higher pressure than what is specified for the tent. 

2. What happens if the channel gets punctured or a valve breaks? Does the tent collapse?
The channels are separated by valves. So, the tent won't collapse if a channel gets punctured. They can often be repaired with airtight tape. Both channels and valves are fully replaceable.