Very little is needed to use an inflatable tent: no tools and no large team.
Every Aerise® tent is equipped with the patent-pending One-Pump System. This design allows all the tent’s air chambers to be inflated simultaneously through a single valve, reducing setup time. When an electric air tent pump is used, a 13x13 ft tent is fully inflated in less than five minutes. The video shows how an Aerise® inflatable tent can be erected with minimal effort.
Learn what should be checked before setting up the tent and why the valve color is important for fast inflation. The instructions also explain how to tell when the inflatable tent contains enough air and which accessories make setup easier.
Transport the Aerise® inflatable tent compactly packed in its transport bag to the required location.
Remove the tent from the bag, unroll it, and spread it out on the ground with the air tubes facing down. Check whether any of the tent feet are twisted or whether a roof attachment has slipped out of position at a tent foot.
Use the gray valve to inflate the tent. This is the only valve connected to the One-Pump System.
Before connecting the pump, check that the valve is closed. The center pin must not be pushed in. This prevents air from escaping when the pump is removed.
Connect the pump to the gray valve and inflate the tent.
The One-Pump System connects all four tent feet, so the columns do not need to be inflated individually. Note: the tent foot to which the pump is connected, identified by the gray valve, fills completely first. The air then flows into the other three tent feet.
Once all four tent feet are visibly inflated, raise the tent by pushing the center upward from inside. The sidewall closing aid can be used for taller tents.
Continue inflating the tent until air escapes from the red pressure relief valves or they emit a whistling sound. This indicates that the tent is fully inflated and excess air is being released.
Disconnect the pump from the valve and close the valve cap.
Reliable inflatable tents optimized for straightforward setup and use
The One-Pump System reduces setup time because the tent feet do not need to be inflated individually.
When a manual or battery-powered pump is used, no power connection is required to operate the inflatable tent.
All elements of the tent are connected, so no tools other than a pump are needed for setup.
The carefully designed structure allows one person to set up the tent independently.
Taking down an inflatable tent is almost effortless. Once the valves are opened, air escapes from the air tubes. The inflatable tent can then be packed away with minimal effort and stored until it is needed again. The video shows the correct procedure step by step.
These instructions explain what to consider when taking down an inflatable tent, how the push-push valves work, and how to fold the tent so it can be packed compactly into its transport bag.
Before taking down the inflatable tent, remove all accessories. For better protection, transport and store them in the intended packaging or bags.
Unscrew the valves on all tent feet and press in the center pins to open them. Allow the air to escape. If necessary, press the air tubes or use the pump’s deflation function to remove the remaining air.
Position the inflatable tent so the individual tent feet lie on top of one another. Roll it up starting from the roof so the remaining air can escape.
Note: before placing the rolled-up tent in the transport bag, make sure the valve pins have popped back out and the valves are closed. This prevents air from escaping during the next inflation process.
Find answers about setup times, transport, anchoring accessories, and connecting multiple inflatable tents.
The setup time depends on the tent size and the type of pump used. With an electric pump, setup takes:
Using an electric air tent pump, the Aerise inflatable tent can be set up by one person.
No, no power supply is required. The inflatable tent can be set up using a hand pump or a battery-powered electric pump and does not require continuous inflation for use.
Lightweight and compact, Aerise inflatable tents are easy to transport with their transport bag. Only 1 to 2 people are needed. The inflating tent fits easily in a car or service vehicle.
Yes. The tent connection accessory can be used to connect two inflatable tents of the same size.
We offer various anchoring solutions to secure your inflatable canopy tent on different surfaces.
On soft ground, the tent can be securely fixed using the fastening kit, which includes pegs and ropes. For hard surfaces or high wind conditions, Aerise recommends the use of water barrels, wall ballast weights, or leg weights.
No tools are required to attach the accessories to the tent. The LED strips and wall ballast weights are secured using loops or eyelets. The leg weight is attached with a click fastener. To anchor the inflatable tent using the fastening kit, a hammer is required — and it’s included in the kit.
