Telta Cloud 290 Air Awning W0010

BRAND NEW FOR 2024 - Telta cloud 290 Awning

Elevate your travel experience with the Telta Cloud 290 Lightweight Travel Awning. Engineered from exceptionally lightweight polyester material, this awning combines durability with easy portability. The roll-up front doors on both sides provide seamless access and ventilation options, while the side doors, equipped with bug nets, offer a bug-free environment, ensuring comfort in any setting.

Embracing the outdoors is effortless with the clear windows to the front, allowing you to enjoy panoramic views and natural light within the awning. What sets the Cloud 290 apart is its adjustable connection height system, a versatile feature enabling hassle-free attachment to both caravans and motorhomes. This adaptability makes it a go-to choice for a variety of travel setups, providing a reliable and flexible shelter solution.

Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a weekend adventurer, the Telta Cloud 290 adds convenience to your journey. With its thoughtful design and premium materials, this lightweight travel awning offers a perfect blend of functionality and portability, enhancing your outdoor experience with every use. Explore the world with confidence, knowing you have a reliable shelter that adapts to your unique travel needs.

Before setting up your awning, it is a good idea to lay out a tarpaulin to protect the awning from dirt and sharp objects.
Caravan:
Thread the awning into the caravan awning rail.
Motorhome:
Thread the awning into the cassette awning front panel rail. It may be easier to first unwind the cassette awning partly to access the front panel rail, before winding the cassette awning back in.
Depending on the height of your connection point to the vehicle, you may need to use the adjustable height system for use of the awning with taller vehicles.
235-250 cm - Keep the zip closed.
250-265 cm - Open the first zip.
265-280 cm - Open both the first and second zip.
Peg the rear two corner webbing straps slightly underneath the vehicle.
Ensure that all deflation points are closed before inflating the awning using the supplied pump or optional electric pump.
Note: The ideal air pressure is 9psi. You can read the awnings current air pressure by lightly pressing downwards on the pump.
When the awning is mostly inflated, you may need to push or pull the awning into it’s standing position.
Peg the front two corner webbing straps, pulling taughtly against the rear two pegged points.
Peg all remaining pegging points at the base of the awning.
Note: The angle of the pegging points dictate the direction in which they should each be pegged to optimise the directional force applied to the awning.
Peg the guylines taught against the awning.

SET UP
Caravan only:
Attach the draught skirt to the caravan draught skirt rail.
Either peg or tie the draught skirt guylines to the caravan to pull it taught.
Peg the base of the draught skirt to prevent wind from blowing through underneath.
Optional Rear Upright Poles
Place the top of the rear upright pole into the closed pocket. Tension against the ground. Use the velcro tabs to secure against the protective rear pad.
If the awning connection point protrudes from the vehicle, such as a cassette awning mounted on the side of a motorhome, then instead install the optional rear upright poles by: Attach the suction cup to the top end of the rear upright pole. Unvelcro the top of the protective rear pad from the awning. Place the suction cup end of the rear upright pole into the open pocket and rest the suction against the bottom of the cassette awning. Tension against the ground. Use the velcro tabs to secure against the protective rear pad.
10 Optional Storm Straps
Attach the storm straps to the external buckles found at the front apex of the awning.
Pull taught, without distorting the shape of the awning, and peg.

 
TAKE DOWN

Before dismantling your awning, it is a good idea to lay out a tarpaulin to protect the awning from dirt and sharp objects.
Remove the draught skirt and any attached optional accessories.
Remove all pegs, excluding the four corner points that will be used to keep the awning in place.
Unscrew the inflation point to deflate the awning.
Unpeg the remaining four corner points before disconnecting the awning from the vehicle.
Fold the front of the awning onto the awning roof.
If packing away with two people, this is best done by having each person hold the opposing optional storm strap connection points, before lifting the awning into the air and swinging onto the roof.
Fold the sides of the awning onto the awning roof.
Fold both sides of the awning halfway into itself before placing both halves together.
Check that the width of the awning will fit within the provided carry bag.
Roll the awning towards the deflation points to allow the air to escape.
10 Pack all parts of the awning into the carry bag.
The bag is oversized to make packing away more convenient.
The pack size can be further compressed by using the attached compression straps.

Features

• Telta Lightweight Awning
• Roll up doors
• Side Doors
• Mosquito Net on Side doors
• Adjustable connection height
• Clear front windows