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overheated.  Once  the  machine  overheated  and it will  stop  and  should 
work again once it cools down. 

 
INFLATION USING HIGH PRESSURE COMPRESSED AIR: 

With  on-scene  coordinator  oversight, 
carefully  attach  hose  to  SCBA/dive  air 
cylinder and lock hose to air berm. Then turn 
on cylinder air VERY slowly. Then inflate unit 
until pressure relief valve operates - indicated 
by sound of escaping air, which can be felt by 
hand. IMMEDIATELY turn off compressed air 
supply.  The  pressure  relief  valve  will  close 
automatically  when  excess  air  has  escaped 
from unit.   

 

NOTE!    Never  cover/block  the  pressure  relief 
valve, as the unit may burst!     

 
Allow a steady, clean flow of air to inflate the unit. It will 
take approx. 45 seconds to 5+ minutes to inflate the unit 

(size  of  unit  dependent)  from  an  SCBA  cylinder,  and  slightly  longer  if 
using  a  compressor  or  the  electric  inflator/  deflator.  Remove  inflator  / 
deflator once unit is fully inflated.   
NOTE! Support roof of shelter as it inflates! (helps unit stand)     

 
 
 
4.

 

After 

the 

shelter stands up, 
pull  the  four 
corners  and  the 
floor flat. 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for 31238165

Page 1: ...LY BEFORE ASSEMBLING YOUR PRO SAFE SHELTER CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2 PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 4 SHELTER PACKING LIST 6 SET UP SHELTERS 7 CONNECTING MULTIPLE SHELTERS 10 PRO SAFE SHO...

Page 2: ...his is your first air inflatable Shelter for your own comfort and safety please ensure that you obtain handling and operation experience before assuming command of the unit Your PRO SAFE authorized di...

Page 3: ...ay from landslides fire sources floods and other dangerous environments 4 When removing shelters from the carrying bag ensure there are no sharp objects or glass on the floor that might tear or punctu...

Page 4: ...to inflate unit an operator must stand by at all times and immediately turn off compressed air source when the over pressure valve is activated as noted by the hissing sound of escaping air 9 When def...

Page 5: ...t tear or puncture the inflatable structure Avoid dragging the unit over rough surfaces The use of a tarp groundsheet is strongly recommended for inexpensive protection and maximum longevity of the fl...

Page 6: ...plied for safe transportation and storage SHELTER DIAGRAMS AUXILIARY INFLATION VALUE for air cylinder air guard ELECTRIC INFLATOR DEFLATOR INLET AND DUMP VALVE push in and quarter turn clockwise to lo...

Page 7: ...ing bag 2 Electric inflator deflator 3 Air guard 4 Stakes bag 5 Stake qty Depending on the shelter size 6 Hammer 7 SCBA High Pressure Air inlet hose 8 Repair material swatches sliver blue white for ca...

Page 8: ...on ground C The carrying bag is not to be dragged but lifted and carried by the number of personnel on sight coordinators deem appropriate D Place the unit to suit all site and incident requirements e...

Page 9: ...g in the close position at this point Extend the hose of the inflator deflator so that it is straight Insert the sharp head nozzle of the inflator deflator into the valve opening press down and turn r...

Page 10: ...LY turn off compressed air supply The pressure relief valve will close automatically when excess air has escaped from unit NOTE Never cover block the pressure relief valve as the unit may burst Allow...

Page 11: ...ehicles CONNECTING MULTIPLE SHELTERS Position and unpack all the shelters in the selected configuration Inflate and secure each shelter Locate the Velcro attachments at the end of each entrance and co...

Page 12: ...hould be in a straight line 3 Roll up the zipper door and fasten it by the door webbing 4 Pull the Velcro flag off the door 5 Locate the stitching line vertically which shows the center of the flag Co...

Page 13: ...ng personnel On the outside of the shower two small holes will be found which are used for sprinkler and sewage fittings After the shower is inflated pay attention to the removable independent pool in...

Page 14: ...ories such as air water heaters decon showers disconnect and remove all showers heating air cooling units and so forth from inside the shelter or in close proximity to 2 Wipe up any residual water ins...

Page 15: ...2 Allow your air shelter to dry thoroughly in the shade before storing never in bright sunlight Store your air shelter in a cool flat and dry place with some air in the air chambers if possible 3 It i...

Page 16: ...it all is as originally left Use the enclosed repair kit for small punctures Clean the fabric around the area to be repaired using MEK or acetone then re clean as before Apply a coat of glue to the da...

Page 17: ...N VALVE LEAKS Valve may have dirt or dust contamination preventing valve spring from closing the valve completely Carefully LIFT center of valve with small blunt object and clean with high pressure co...

Page 18: ...ours before fully re inflating and using the unit SEE DETAILS BELOW SMALL TEARS CUTS AND PUNCTURE REPAIRS DESCRIPTION Use the enclosed repair kit for small punctures Clean the fabric around the area t...

Page 19: ...direct damages including any damages and loss of profits from any cause whatsoever No person has authority to change this warranty PRO SAFE warrants all new PRO SAFE products for a period of two 2 yea...

Page 20: ...laim PRO SAFE shelters are offered with carrying bags designed to offer a basic method to move and transport the product from point A to B The bags may also provide basic product protection In such a...

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