Zero Breeze Tent Venting Kit for Mark 3 Portable Air Conditioner

The ZERO BREEZE Portable AC Tent Venting Kit is specifically designed for camping enthusiasts, offering the ultimate solution for achieving perfect cooling either by dual ducts or single duct. With its "dual-panel layered" design and lightweight XPE foam board, whether you place the AC unit inside or outside the tent, simply slide the tent zipper between the two panels, tighten the dedicated pull cords, and you’ll have a seamless connection between the exhaust pipe and the tent.
Tent Venting Kit for Mark 3 AC Tent panel A (550 × 240 × 10 mm, For 130mm & 150mm dual ducts) × 2 Tent panel B (550 × 240 × 10 mm, For 130mm & 110mm dual ducts) × 2 Tent panel C (345 × 240 × 10 mm, For 110mm single duct) × 2
Tent Venting Kit for Mark 2 AC Tent panel C (345 × 240 × 10 mm, For 110mm single duct) × 2 Tent panel D (550 × 240 × 10 mm, For 110mm dual ducts) × 2
The Portable AC Tent Venting Kit can adapt to your dedicated needs. The two panels are used in pairs and are easy to set up:
For Mark 3 AC
Put the AC unit inside the tent. Use Tent panel A set(130mm & 150mm holes). It’s custom-fit for the dual rear ducts to dump hot air fast.
Put the AC unit outside the tent(dual ducts). Use Tent panel B set(130mm & 110mm holes). This matches the front intake and outlet ducts perfectly for fast cooling, and it maximizes your indoor space.
Put the AC unit outside the tent(single duct). Use Tent panel C set(Single 110mm hole). It keeps things simple with a single cooling duct trading off some efficiency.
For Mark 2
Put the AC unit inside the tent. Use Tent panel D set(110mm & 110mm holes). It’s custom-fit for the dual rear ducts to dump hot air fast.
Put the AC unit outside the tent(dual ducts). Use Tent panel D set(110mm & 110mm holes). This matches the front intake and outlet ducts perfectly for fast cooling, and it maximizes your indoor space.
Put the AC unit outside the tent(single ducts). Use Tent panel C set(Single 110mm hole). It keeps things simple with a single cooling duct trading off some efficiency.