PRZ 33
Professional Inflatable Rescue Tent with a Floor Area of 34 m²
The PRZ 33 is a large model in the INHAG professional rescue tent series with a floor area of 6.02 x 5.60 m (34 m²). Weighing 103 kg and with a ridge height of 2.95 m, it offers a spacious interior for treatment stations, combined operational functions, or use as a central tent in a larger tent complex.
The construction and features meet the standards of the entire PRZ series: dual-circuit safety system, self-erecting, PVC-coated polyester fabric (300 g/m²) in accordance with DIN 4102 B1. Seven standard colors available at no extra charge.
technical details
| Length | 6,02 m |
| Width | 5,60 m |
| Side height | 2,05 m |
| Ridge height | 2,95 m |
| Area | 34,0 m² |
| Air chambers | 2 |
| Number of doors for the entrances | 2 |
| Truss spacing | 2,00 m |
| Roof pitch | 22° |
| Weight | 103 kg |
| Packed dimensions | 1150 x 900 x 750 mm |
| Frame material | Polyamide fabric, rubberized on both sides, black |
| Roof material | PVC-coated polyester fabric 300 g/m², DIN 4102 B1 |
| Standard colors | White (RAL 9010), Beige (RAL 1001), Gray (RAL 7045), Red (RAL 3000), Orange (RAL 2002), Blue (RAL 5011), Yellow (RAL 1021) |
Construction & Features
- Dual-circuit safety system: The tent retains its shape even if pressure is lost in one air circuit
- Self-erecting after unpacking — no additional personnel required
- Frame made of polyamide fabric with rubber coating on both sides, color: black
- Roof and walls: PVC-coated polyester fabric, 300 g/m², DIN 4102 B1
- PVC flooring, color: gray, DIN 4102 B1
- Eyelets on all support beams for lamps, IV bags, and accessories
- 2 roll-up and divisible entrances (each approx. 3.0 x 2.2 m), one on each gable end
- 2 openings for heating hoses, 2 for cables
- Included in delivery: Guy lines, tent pegs with hammer, repair kit, 2 storage bags
Applications
- Casualty collection point and medical station during major disasters
- Operations command and situation center
- Tunnel connection with additional PRZ tents for larger units
- Use by fire departments, THW, the German Armed Forces, the German Red Cross, and aid organizations
- Field camps and semi-permanent installations