Dometic Auto AIR REDUX
The Dometic Auto AIR Redux is designed for use with passenger cars, SUVs and MPVs, fitting conveniently to the rear of your vehicle. This versatile, drive-away awning features lightweight polyester, woven with recycled plastic bottle yarn, and a rigid Single-Point inflatable AIR Frame.
- Mesh panels
- Integrated Canopy
- Zip-in bathtub groundsheet
- Weathershield™ Redux
- Fully waterproof
Tailgate awning suitable for hatchback cars, SUVs and estate cars
Single Point Inflation Air Frame technology ensures a strong structure and easy set up
Environmentally responsible polyester ensures reliable protection from the elements
SKU number
9120002032
Model on label
Auto AIR Redux DA
Scope of delivery
1 awning, 1 2.2L pump, 1 peg pack, 2 SUV sucker clamp, 1 manual, 1 carry bag
Product Description
Inflatable drive-away awning, 2.6 m width, recycled material
Dimensions product depth, [mm]
2350
Dimensions product height, [mm]
2300
Dimensions product width, [mm]
2600
Connection height min, [cm]
150
Connection height max, [cm]
200
Net weight, [kg]
22.06
Color
Grey
Mount Position
Vehicle Rear
Vehicle Type
SUV
Fabric type
Weathershield™ REDUX
Frame Type
Inflatable
EAN-13
5056446107396
Dimensions parcel depth, [mm]
990
Dimensions parcel height, [mm]
370
Dimensions parcel width, [mm]
370
Parcel weight, [kg]
24.02
Product Highlights
Mesh panels
Zipped mesh panels site behind the doors and windows, adding comfort in hot weather.
Integrated Canopy
A large sun canopy adds shaded space for dining and relaxing. Canopy poles included.
Zip-in bathtub groundsheet
The zip-in waterproof groundsheet can be pegged down for step free access or toggled up to prevent insects accessing the awning.
Weathershield™ Redux
Waterproof, lightweight, and environmentally responsible. This material is woven from recycled plastic bottle yarn, providing reliable protection from the elements without compromise.
Fully waterproof
Tested to withstand 200 liters of water per hour per sqm, which exceeds London's average of 70 liters per hour in its wettest month