How Is the inflatable shelter secured to the ground?

The inflatable shelter can be secured on both soft and hard surfaces using a fastening kit (including tension straps, stakes, ground spikes, and a hammer), along with wall, leg, and/or water ballast weights.

Can multiple emergency tents be connected together?

Yes, they can. Using the tent connection accessory, multiple inflatable emergency tents of the same size can be linked together.

Can the inflatable emergency tent be used in snow?

Yes! Thanks to the arched design, snow can not accumulate on the roof of the tent, it slides off automatically. Nevertheless, Aerise recommends taking down and safely storing emergency tents during heavy snowfall when they are not in use.

Is a power supply required to set up and use the emergency tent?

No, no power supply is required. The inflatable emergency tent can be set up using a hand pump or a battery-powered electric pump. It does not require continuous airflow for use. The tent can also be inflated using compressed air tanks with an adapter.

What can I do if the rapid-deployment tent is damaged?

If one of the tent legs loses air due to a defective tube, the rapid-deployment tent remains stable on three legs with correct fastening, so no immediate action is needed during an operation. A replacement tube and additional repair material are included with the rescue tent. In the unlikely event of major damage or if spare parts are needed, please contact us.

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Emergency

For Civil Protection

Inflatable Emergency Tent

The medical tent, fire brigade tent, and emergency tent are built for extremes. For time pressure. Set up in just a few minutes—almost automatically—so your hands are free and your mind stays clear. Inflatable Emergency Tents are comparatively lightweight, portable, and suitable for use on any surface. Even in wind, rain, snow, or fire, they remain stable.

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Compact

Lightweight and space-saving for maximum flexibility.

One-Pump

Faster set-up via a single valve for all four air chambers.

Warranty

Long-lasting by design: Backed by a 15-year spare parts guarantee.

MADE FOR YOU

The Right Size for Your Tent Project

Aerise offers inflatable emergency tents in four different sizes: 10x10 ft, 13x13 ft, 17x17 ft, and 20x20 ft. Choose the one that best suits your application. You can find the dimensions in detail (height, covered area, etc.) here.

Dimensions

Size Overview: Inflatable Emergency Tents

The table provides information on the side length, interior height, total height, and clearance height, as well as the covered area and packed dimensions of each Aerise tent size.

	10x10 ft	13x13 ft	17x17 ft	20x20 ft
Side Length	10 ft 2 in	13 ft 3 in	16 ft	19 ft 4 in
Total Height	9 ft 2 in	9 ft 8 in	11 ft 5 in	13 ft 1 in
Interior Height	8 ft 4 in	8 ft 10 in	10 ft 3 in	11 ft 10 in
Clearance Height	6 ft 4 in	7 ft 1 in	8 ft 1 in	10 ft 4 in
Total Footprint	103 sq ft	177 sq ft	256 sq ft	375 sq ft
Covered Area	60 sq ft	102 sq ft	161.5 sq ft	226 sq ft
Packed Dimensions	36.2x20.1x18.5 in	36.2x20.1x18.5 in	31.5x23.6x16.9 in	31.5x23.6x16.9 in

All Tent Sizes

Built for extreme conditions

Flame-Retardant

TThanks to the Pirontex® tent fabric, the Aerise emergency tent is classified as flame-retardant (B-s1, d0) according to the DIN EN 13501-1: 2018 fire safety-standard.

No Blower Needed

Silent Operation

Once inflated, the emergency tent stays up by itself. Situations that demand 100% focus are not disrupted by the noise of a continuous blower.

Always Reliable

Weatherproof

The dense weave of the fabric ensures waterproof performance (hydrostatic head of 5,000 mm / 197 in according to DIN EN 20811) and wind resistance of the inflatable emergency tent. Its arched shape prevents water from pooling on the roof.

One-Pump System

Efficient

All four air chambers inflate simultaneously and evenly via a single valve. This system reduces the setup time of Aerise tents significantly compared to other inflating tents.

Zippers

Smooth Operation

Sidewalls and awnings are attached with high-quality, durable coil zippers.

Rescue Floor

Slip-Resistant

The emergency tent can optionally be fitted with a non-slip floor surface. It attaches to the Rescue sidewalls via eyelets and is impermeable to moisture and dirt.

Non-Slip End Caps

Light-Footed

No aluminum is used in Aerise emergency tents, not even in the feet. This makes Aerise tents lighter than those of the competition. The structure’s end caps are made from non-slip materials that are resistant to wear.

For Protection & Visibility

Closed Rescue Sidewall
Rescue Sidewall with Door

All models

For a Secure Surface

Anti-Slip Rescue Floor

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For Secure Stability

Guy Ropes
Wall Ballast Weight
Leg Weight
Water Barrel

Anchoring Details

For Setup

Inflatable Tent Pump
Electric Air Tent Pump
Compressed Air Tank Adapter

Pumps at a glance

For More Sheltered Space

Awning
Awning Banner

Awning details

24-Hour Visibility

LED Strips

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Accessory Weights

The table below provides an overview of the weights of the Rescue sidewalls, the Rescue floor, and the tent connection. Weights vary by tent size.

	10x10 ft	13x13 ft	17x17 ft	20x20 ft
Closed Rescue Sidewall	7.7 lbs	8.8 lbs	11 lbs	13.2 lbs
Rescue Sidewall with Door	8.8 lbs	9.9 lbs	12.1 lbs	14.3 lbs
Rescue Floor	26.5 lbs	37.5 lbs	54 lbs	72.8 lbs
Tent Connection	2.2 lbs	2.2 lbs	3.3 lbs	5.5 lbs

All Technical Data

Premium Quality

Effortless

Easy Handling

Setting up your emergency tent takes just one person and a pump. No tools, no team needed. In emergencies, that means saving valuable time and energy. With the One-Pump System (patent pending), the 13x13ft tent inflates and forms in under 5 minutes using an electric pump. An adapter also allows the tent to be set up using compressed air tanks.

Side walls are easily zippered on, and after use, the tent packs neatly into its transport bag, fitting compactly in any emergency vehicle.

Stable & Robust

All-Terrain

You can rely on an Aerise inflatable tent. Always. It can be set up anywhere, on any surface. Even when the weather changes, it stays dependable: precipitation runs off the arched roof structure, so the fabric isn’t weighed down by puddles or snow.

Aerise inflatable emergency tents are made from the most sustainable tent fabric in the industry: innovative Pirontex®. It is woven from solution-dyed yarn rather than dyed afterwards, which saves water, energy, and CO₂. The densely woven fabric guarantees tear resistance, waterproofness, and dimensional stability, even with frequent deployments and repeated set-ups and take-downs.

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Custom Design

An inflatable emergency tent that is impossible to miss. Printed with your logo or a full-surface design, it is recognisable from afar as your unit’s operational tent. At Aerise, we can fulfil all your customisation requests.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Key information at a glance: Explore anchoring options, setup and use, and repair solutions for Aerise inflatable emergency tents.

How Is the inflatable shelter secured to the ground?

The inflatable shelter can be secured on both soft and hard surfaces using a fastening kit (including tension straps, stakes, ground spikes, and a hammer), along with wall, leg, and/or water ballast weights.

View anchoring accessories
Can multiple emergency tents be connected together?

Yes, they can. Using the tent connection accessory, multiple inflatable emergency tents of the same size can be linked together.

View tent connection
Can the inflatable emergency tent be used in snow?

Yes! Thanks to the arched design, snow can not accumulate on the roof of the tent, it slides off automatically. Nevertheless, Aerise recommends taking down and safely storing emergency tents during heavy snowfall when they are not in use.
Is a power supply required to set up and use the emergency tent?

No, no power supply is required. The inflatable emergency tent can be set up using a hand pump or a battery-powered electric pump. It does not require continuous airflow for use. The tent can also be inflated using compressed air tanks with an adapter.
What can I do if the rapid-deployment tent is damaged?

If one of the tent legs loses air due to a defective tube, the rapid-deployment tent remains stable on three legs with correct fastening, so no immediate action is needed during an operation. A replacement tube and additional repair material are included with the rescue tent. In the unlikely event of major damage or if spare parts are needed, please contact us.

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