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X GLOO

®

  

  Windeckstr. 4  

  83250 Marquartstein  

  Germany

4.1  TUBE BALLASTS

Each Tube Ballast Set includes four ballasts. Each ballast 
contains a water bladder for filling with water.

 

4.1.1  FILLING WITH SAND / GRAVEL

•   If filling the ballasts with sand or gravel, the water blad-

ders must first be removed so that they do not become 
damaged.

4.1.2  FILLING WITH WATER

•   Open the ballast cover and pull out the water bladder 

until the fill valve is visible.

•  Included in the Tube Ballast Set are a hose and various 
faucet adapters. 

•   Attach the hose to the faucet using the correct 

adapter.

•   Open the fill valve, insert the other end of the hose and 

completely fill the bladder with water.

•   Once full, remove the hose and close the valve and the 

velcro on the ballast cover

•  In windy conditions, be sure to orient the tent against the wind so that it offers the least 

wind resistance. Canopies, in particular, should not be aligned facing into the wind, nor 
should open sides of the tent face into the wind when the side of the tent facing away from 
the wind is closed with a wall. Wind loads can be significantly reduced by removing the walls 
and canopies.

•  Exposure to wind gusts which exceed the maximum permissible wind speed can lead to 

structural damage of the tent that is not covered by the warranty.

•  If weather conditions drastically deteriorate, all valves must be opened to let the air out of 

the tent and thus avoid any major damage. The deflated tent should be weighed down to 
prevent it from being taken by the wind.

water bladder

X GLOO Ballast system per column

s

ize

wind speed 15 km/h

wind speed 30 km/h

XE 4

1x 

column ballasting

 

1x 

ballasting barrel

XE 5

1x 

column ballasting 

1x 

ballasting barrel

XE 6

2x 

column ballasting 

1x 

ballasting barrel

D

L

T

THRUST

 

(D) [daN]

BOOST

 

(L) [daN]

RESULTING POWER

 

(T) [daN]

s

ize

wind speed
30 km/h

40 km/h

60 km/h

30 km/h

40 km/h

60 km/h

30 km/h

40 km/h

60 km/h

X

EE

 4

24,2

51,7

115,0

11,3

39,6

60,8

35,5

68,0

175,8

X

EE

 5

37,0

79,1

175,9

17,6

42,0

195,0

54,7

121,2

271,0

X

EE

 6

54,1

115,6

257,1

25,4

60,6

136,8

79,6

176,2

305,7

s

ize

TENT SIZE
STORAGE AREA

 

INCL. SIDE WALL

X

EE

 4

8,5m

2

 

(91.5

 

ft

2

)

X

EE

 5

13m

2

 

(139.9

 

ft

2

)

X

EE

 6

19m

2

 

(204.5

 

ft

2

)

PPO

OW

WEER

RSS

B

BA

ASSIIC

CSS::

    

-

 

wind speed

:: 

1 m/s = 3.6 km/h

-

 

airtightness

1.224 kg/m

d

d

rag coefficient:

 

1 (safety factor of 1.2; estimated actual drag coefficient of 0.6)

cc

oefficient of friction between the ballast barrel and the subsurface

:

 

   1 (material: rubber / PVC - asphalt)

wind speed wind speed

wind speed wind speed wind speed

wind speed

wind speed wind speed

Summary of Contents for SE Series

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL FOR XE SERIES TENTS Stand 19 M rz 2021 XE 4 XE 6 XE 5 Universal Wall XE 4 5 6 Standard Wall with Entrance Wall Option Wall Ballast XE 4 5 6 Tube Ballast Ballast Barrel ENGLISH...

Page 2: ...ng your event tent for the fi rst time read this user manual carefully and follow the safety instructions All functions maintenance and repairs should only be carried out to the degree described in th...

Page 3: ...ater Ballast Barrels 09 4 3 Tent stakes 10 4 4 Wall Ballasts 11 5 ELEMENTS 12 5 1 Walls 12 6 USE 12 6 1 General information 12 7 TAKEDOWN 14 7 1 Release Air 14 7 2 Fold 14 7 3 Pack 14 8 STORAGE 15 9 C...

Page 4: ...rance height Total height Tube diameter Covered area Exterior side length Exterior side length 1 XE 4 XE 5 XE 6 Exterior side length 4 0 m 5 0 m 6 0 m Entrance height 2 0 m 2 5 m 3 0 m Total height 2...

Page 5: ...or inflation deflation consists of a socket ring that is permanently welded to the bladder and a screw on valve housing with attached protective cover 3 2 1 INFLATE To inflate the tent the valve on th...

Page 6: ...prevent the valve from functioning correctly 3 2 3 RAISING NOTE Raising the tent from the ground requires some assistance Before the tubes are fully inflated the middle of the tent must be actively li...

Page 7: ...packed soil the X GLOO Anchoring Set tent stakes for the appropriate tent size can be used On snow or sand the Snow Anchors or Sand Anchors are to be respectively used in place of tent stakes On asph...

Page 8: ...ons be sure to orient the tent against the wind so that it offers the least wind resistance Canopies in particular should not be aligned facing into the wind nor should open sides of the tent face int...

Page 9: ...can be attached to each tube end Arrange the Tube Bal lasts next to each other and connect them to one an other using the plastic toggles Then attach the buckles on each ballast to the tube ends of t...

Page 10: ...the tube ends by means of the included shackles You can at tach up to two Water Ballast Barrels directly to the rings on the tent base 4 2 3 EMPTYING To empty the barrels unscrew the cover on the bott...

Page 11: ...rs must first be removed or they will become damaged Included in the Tube Ballast Set are a hose and various faucet adapters Attach the hose to the faucet using the correct adapter Open the fill valve...

Page 12: ...or opening and closing The walls can also be attached inside out This makes it possible to have the printed side of a wall face either towards the inside or outside of the tent In windy conditions the...

Page 13: ...countries Keep all valves free of sand and dirt and clean them when necessary in order to prevent faulty operation and pressure loss The tents can be damaged when sharp objects e g knives tools penet...

Page 14: ...ay the air can escape almost completely without any effort 7 2 FOLD Turn the tent inside out so that the seam of the tube intersection loop is facing outwards Lay the tubes on top of one another with...

Page 15: ...d If your tent is dirty first clean it while it is dry In order to avoid damage to the material coating the material should only be cleaned with warm water or a mild soapy solution if necessary and a...

Page 16: ...igns are applied by digital printing to one side of a white material Due to the nature of the digital printing process the back side of the material remains white but printing on the opposite side may...

Page 17: ...forming of water drops when the bladder is inflated If the damaged area can be seen from the outside and the size is less than 1 cm on the bladder then the bladder be sealed with the high performance...

Page 18: ...t bladder through the lower tube opening g Carefully pull the replacement bladder completely into the tube making sure that a small amount protrudes from both ends of the tube h Ensure that the replac...

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