MTN69 Inflatable Low-Pressure Shelter

MTN69 Inflatable Low-Pressure Shelter

The Low-Pressure Shelter 4, or LPS 4, is a military tent designed for use in extreme environments. It was developed in the 1980s by the United States Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center (NSRDEC) as a replacement for the aging Shelter Half system. The LPS 4 utilizes a unique low-pressure air beam structure to support the tent, making it easy to set up and highly resistant to wind and snow. It has been used in various military operations around the world and has proven to be a reliable and effective shelter option for soldiers in extreme weather conditions.

Advantages the Low-Pressure Shelter

Heavy-duty inflatable low-pressure shelters are compact, lightweight, and modular. They can be deployed in less than six minutes with two to three people. Their speed and ease of deployment make them the ideal solution for emergency care, command posts or all-purpose emergency shelters. The resistance and robust construction of i2k’s Inflatable shelters along with a set of accessories ensure an effective use on any kind of land. The shelters can be connected to each other in four (4) directions. They are made of durable, fire and UV-resistant, PVC-coated military grade fabric. Independent air beams, outer cover and floor are constructed using high-frequency welding to keep then entire enclosure completely free of rain, dirt and debris. Available in four sizes and seven colors (tan, OD green, orange, white, yellow, gray and blue). Screened windows with privacy curtain, utility ports with drawstring. Units can be linked together to form larger structure

Description

12.35m x 5.60m x 2.80m (40'6"L x 16'6"w x 9'2"H) - 668 SqFt
Gross Weight 250lbs (105 kilos)

Packing list

• Includes heavy-duty storage/carry bag
• Ground stakes
• Sledge hammer
• Repair kit
• Manual

Not included

• Portable Generator
• Inflator 
• Dolly
• Liner 

Instructions 

1. Inflate the Shelter using the included pump. The Shelter is designed to be used with low pressure, so take care not to over-inflate it.
2. Once the Shelter is inflated, secure it to the ground using the included stakes or sandbags. This will prevent it from blowing away in the wind.
3. When you're finished using the Shelter, turn off the motor or fan and deflate the decoy using the pump. Fold it up and store it in the included carrying bag for future use.

FAQ

Q: What is the material used to make the Low-Pressure Shelter?

A: The Low-Pressure Shelter is made of high-quality and durable PVC material.

Q: Can the Low-Pressure Shelter be used more than once?

A: Yes, the Low-Pressure Shelter is reusable and can be easily deflated, packed and transported to another location for use.

Q: Can the Low-Pressure Shelter withstand harsh weather conditions?

A: Yes, the Low-Pressure Shelter is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions including strong winds and heavy rain.

Q: What is the Low-Pressure Shelter used for?

A: Rapid Response Shelters, Disaster Relief Shelters, Mobile Field Hospital, Portable Housing, Tactical Offices, Portable Barracks, Decontamination Shelters (ambulatory and non-ambulatory), Hazmat Shelters, Hazardous/Chemical Storage, Operation/Command Centers, Bunkers & Aircraft Hangars.

Q: How long does it take to inflate the Low-Pressure Shelter?

A: It takes approximately 10 minutes to inflate the Low-Pressure Shelter using a low-pressure air blower.