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IMPORTANT

 

CHECK THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR 
CORRECT FITMENT AND SAFE 
USE WITH THE GAS CYLINDER 
MANUFACTURER/SUPPLIER.

Air OPUS

®

 

GAS SYSTEM

Safe operating procedures 
for your gas system

  

PLEASE refer to the information located 

on the rear of your OPUS

®

 gas certificate

.

STEP 1. 

The Air OPUS

®

 is fitted with a mount 

for two 9kg gas bottles. The bottle is to be 

connected to gas regulator and must be 

turned off when the gas is not in use.

STEP 2. 

To install a gas cylinder, ensure the gas cylinder is placed correctly with J-clamp, 

continue with attaching the gas hose to bottle ensuring that’s its been tightened so 

no leaks occur. Eg. like getting a gas bottle and attaching it to your BBQ at home. First 

connect the gas hose onto the cylinder. It is advisable to keep an adjustable spanner 

with jaw opening up to 30mm for this use. 

STEP 3. 

Once kitchen has been pulled out full you can fit the gas bayonet hose to the 

outlet. This is a simple push and twist to install.

STEP 4. 

The gas tap/valve on the top of the gas bottle can now be opened.

STEP 5. 

Turn on the yellow gas tap (situated underneath the rear of the OPUS behind 

each of the gas outlets unit) by turning 90° as detailed in the set-up section if you 

haven’t already done so.

STEP 6. 

Lift up lid of the gas hob, turn on one of the burners (push in, hold the knob 

down until flame is lit and stays on. Keep pressing the button until the gas has had time 

to fill up the system and the burner will ignite

.

STEP 7. 

Ensure that the gas bottle valve is closed prior to packing up the Air OPUS

®

 

for transit or storage. The Air OPUS

®

 has two gas outlet bayonet fittings. At each point 

there is an on/off valve located right behind the gas outlet. Each valve must be turned 

off when not in use.

For use when Annex is set up make sure both ventilation points are clear and not 

covered, one on the drop skirt and the other on the roof of the rear pod.

These are to be turned off when the point is not in use. The outlet on the driver’s side 

is a gas BBQ (not supplied) while the outlet on the passenger side is to supply the 

4 burner cook top in the slide-out kitchen. This hose is fitted to the cook top and is 

located under the sink. Both of these points should have the protective plugs inserted 

when not in use. 

When the gas is not in use the shut off valve and gas bottle should be in the off/closed 

position.

 Gas fumes inside a camper trailer tent could result in unconsciousness, brain 

damage or even death. Follow safe operating procedures with gas at all times:

• Ensure good ventilation throughout, at ALL times
• Do not use any other gas systems than those provided with

the Air OPUS

®

 camper inside the tent

• Always turn off the shut off valve IMMEDIATELY after use

.

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TENT INFLATION TECHNOLOGY

Summary of Contents for OP4

Page 1: ...OWNERS HANDBOOK opuscamper com au TENT INFLATION TECHNOLOGY PCT Patent Pending GB 2017 050391 Australian Patent Pending 2017902549 Design Registration No 201712065 No 201712062...

Page 2: ...TENT INFLATION TECHNOLOGY PCT Patent Pending GB 2017 050391 Australian Patent Pending 2017902549 Design Registration No 201712065 No 201712062...

Page 3: ...ir OPUS Camper Page 15 Air OPUS Water System Page 16 17 Air OPUS Gas System Page 18 Air OPUS 240 Volt Mains Power Page 19 Air OPUS 12 Volt Power Page 20 21 Setting Up the King Size Bed Extension Page...

Page 4: ...SIZE DEALER My Air OPUS Camper 2 opuscamper com au TENT INFLATION TECHNOLOGY OFC4S10A 235 75 R15 CLAIM by receiving this handbook you confirm there you have read and agree to all the terms and conditi...

Page 5: ...Vehicle Identification Number VIN The VIN Plate can be found on the exterior of your Air OPUS to the left of the door secured to the draw bar We recommend making a note of your VIN in the template be...

Page 6: ...Shock Dual Gas Shock Absorber per side Kitchen Fully Stainless Steel Kitchen with 4 burner stove sink with electric tap with slide out extension Water System 2 x Electric Water Pump Water Tank 2 x 80L...

Page 7: ...cycle AGM batteries with 240V charger Trailer Lights LED tail lights Clearance lights Number plate light Tool Box lights Living room lights Kitchen light Annexe room light and Side marker lights Tent...

Page 8: ...4 SLEEPER 2 opuscamper com au DIMENSIONS OP4 6 opuscamper com au TENT INFLATION TECHNOLOGY 5100mm excluding spare wheel 5600mm including spare wheel 6140mm 2000mm 1450mm 2150mm 3200mm...

Page 9: ...ss drill and 19mm hex head bit to adjust stabiliser legs rather than manually winding them Tip 2 When lowering the spare wheel grab the bed support struts and rest them on the spare wheel for easy fit...

Page 10: ...too much pressure on the latches and breaking the latch hook make sure you latch down the overcentre catch that is closest to the center first Tip 6 You can adjust the latch by turning it along the th...

Page 11: ...l CLOSED position when inflation is complete otherwise the canopy may slowly deflate over time Tip 11 If the beams are losing air slightly you can turn the inbuilt air pump ON and that will top up the...

Page 12: ...dard 50 amp Anderson Plug which is connected to the Air OPUS batteries If you have an Anderson plug on your towing vehicle that is connected to your vehicle battery then you can attach these two toget...

Page 13: ...n Refer to your brake controller user manual To test brakes connect to running car and use the electric brake controller manual over ride switch button lever As part of the annual service check you sh...

Page 14: ...ach touches the ground with enough pressure to stop any rocking STEP 4 Unclip the spare wheel carrier and lower it down gently to the horizontal position taking care to support the weight of the spare...

Page 15: ...nd that no part of the tent is caught or snagged SETTING UP YOUR Air OPUS CAMPER opuscamper com au 13 TENT INFLATION TECHNOLOGY STEP 10 Ensure the main internal air valve is open vertical in line Tigh...

Page 16: ...er key switch ON Step 2 Turn air pump master switch ON Step 3 PRESS air inflation button ON and release then pump will turn off automatically once at desired pressure Quick steps to check battery leve...

Page 17: ...ch main air pump switch to on press inflation button The pump will run until it reaches the preset pressure limit and will shut off automatically 4 Once inflation is complete turn the Main Inflation v...

Page 18: ...nk supplies water to the driver s shower side outlet the blue hose fitting behind the wheels and the shower also located in this area There is also the capability to hook the main water with an extern...

Page 19: ...r pumps are pressure operated so once the main 12 Volt power switch is turned on at the circuit board the pump will prime the system and as soon as you turn the tap on the water will flow Once the tap...

Page 20: ...the burners push in hold the knob down until flame is lit and stays on Keep pressing the button until the gas has had time to fill up the system and the burner will ignite STEP 7 Ensure that the gas b...

Page 21: ...ere is a 240V power point In the storage area behind the stereo is another 240V outlet The third outlet is located in the front D S storage The external power point is located on the passenger side of...

Page 22: ...ate the 12V LED light on the kitchen and a small annexe light Next to the main door you will find the stereo system 12V internal light and switch for the annexe light There are two LED lights speakers...

Page 23: ...kes are wired to a standard 7 pin trailer plug The Air OPUS is fitted with electric brakes Your towing vehicle will need an in car electric brake controller installed The battery charger is fully auto...

Page 24: ...d Step 2 Arrange the cushions as shown above Cushions 5 6 7 are not required for the additonal bed and can be removed Step 3 The two bolster cushions 9 and 10 fit into cushion number 2 where cushion n...

Page 25: ...he furniture of the Air OPUS Camper rearranges to form a larger king size sleeping area that faces is a north south sleeping position Step 1 Firstly remove bolsters 9 10 then following with 5 6 7 Step...

Page 26: ...anopy of the camper deflate the canopy to attain easy access to zip area see picture as shown Step 2A Zip on annexe roof as shown attach left and right buckles at either bed end and velcro down straps...

Page 27: ...on the annexe are closed Step 6 With the CROSS FILLING TUBE CFT attached you can open both valves one from tent and the other on annexe This will then start to fill the annexe turn air pump on and it...

Page 28: ...the camper to the horizontal CLOSED position when inflation is complete Close all internal valves on annexe and tent including the cross filling tube Remember to open for Deflation Step 9 Go around th...

Page 29: ...e the annexe and the first step is to attach the wall skirt STEP 1 Position the OPUS wall skirt along the entry side wall of your OPUS Camper STEP 2 Attach the skirt with the velcro strips and zips ar...

Page 30: ...sheet retaining sleeve holding the grey tube and remove the grey tube from the sleeve Air OPUS CARE AND MAINTENANCE 1 Locate the faulty air beam and check that all valves are closed on the beam 2 Remo...

Page 31: ...nnected valve and tube which should be positioned in the grey protective sleeve so that the valve and plastic tube line up with the relevant aperture in the grey protective sleeve Air OPUS CARE AND MA...

Page 32: ...he bladder is straight and not twisted when replaced in te grey tube Air OPUS CARE AND MAINTENANCE 9 Once this has been done fasten the zips carefully on the grey tube making sure you don t catch the...

Page 33: ...eplacement bladder 14 Depending on the size of the bladder it may be necessary to switch your pump ON to ensure there is sufficient air in the air tent for it to be rigid 15 Remember to close all inte...

Page 34: ...ne condition Clean off dirt and grime on the unit from travelling terrain to keep your camper in good condition and maximise its longevity Regular battery maintenance checks charge once a month will p...

Page 35: ...canvas that there may be a small amount of water ingress during the first few uses in wet weather this is normal as the tent and the annexe go through weathering or conditioning If this persists plea...

Page 36: ...e complete set up of the camper fully tensioning the tent depending on the location severity of the stain allow the tent to completely dry before packing Do not use washing up liquid detergent or anyt...

Page 37: ...after every journey to maintain its clean finish Prolonged exposure to UV mud dirt and salt may deteriorate the finish of the camper The body of the camper can be washed with soap and water using a s...

Page 38: ...n internal poles giving the appearance of a leak There are a few main causes of condensation Ground moisture rising inside your annexe Your breath when sleeping at night you will exhale approximately...

Page 39: ...often confused with leaks Leave the ventilation panels open as much as possible To prevent ground moisture rising inside the awning a plastic underlay can be placed underneath but this will cause the...

Page 40: ...of purchase Warranties apply to items sold as new and do not extend to items sold via auction or deemed to be factory seconds ex demonstration or damaged unless specifically stated otherwise by OPUS i...

Page 41: ...floor level The following items are not covered under the OPUS warranty Impact or stone damage to body chassis or running gear Soiling of fabrics and internal fitments from dust and other airborne sub...

Page 42: ...g the item including faults defects or similar however there may be instances where minor defects or imperfections have been overlooked This is purely unintentional and in no way alters the nature of...

Page 43: ...ION TECHNOLOGY Air OPUS INTERNAL FEATURES Zippable block out pvc clear window and fixed fly screen Beds private sleeping pods Stereo System with 2x speakers Radio USB inputs CD DVD player Full LED Lig...

Page 44: ...Air OPUS INTERNAL FEATURES Fire Extinguisher USB Sockets Toilet Batteries 2x 100Ah deep cycle AGM batteries with 240V charger 42 opuscamper com au TENT INFLATION TECHNOLOGY...

Page 45: ...opuscamper com au 43 TENT INFLATION TECHNOLOGY Air OPUS STORAGE Driver side storage Passenger side Fridge slide storage...

Page 46: ...Air OPUS ACCESSORIES 44 opuscamper com au TENT INFLATION TECHNOLOGY LED Kitchen Lighting Leg stabiliser lever Wheel chocks Support leg for slide out kitchen...

Page 47: ...NOTES opuscamper com au 45 TENT INFLATION TECHNOLOGY...

Page 48: ...thout prior notice All information correct at time of print Purple Line Pty Ltd 2018 Issue No 27062018 For further information please contact the Air OPUS team 03 9588 2959 enquiries opuscamper com au...

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