Air awning pressure relief valves

Sorry to burst your bubble however, why? I simply do not see the need. There have been very few incidents of exploding air frames such i would need evidence of the benefits to consider such an accessory. 

I’m with FC and think if a need existed, the awning manufacturers would  have wasted no time in already having the items on sale alongside their other products.

I know you’re only testing the water so far, y644, but don’t forget you won’t be able to promote them on this forum if you go ahead.

They might catch on for some air awning owners,  .we have seen or  more heard tubes exploding

The camping /caravan  store near us have a whole display of replacement tubes and told us at the time about two years ago  ,,they were one of their best sellers for both tents and awnings

I think you will find that the Outdoor Revolution Air Awnings are already fitted with a relief valve.

So to copy a well known television phrase....” I will not be investing today so I am out.”

yes, I would

I had the main horizontal tube on a Westfield Quest Omega blow in the south of france in august last year. it was at their recommended 5-6 psi when we put it up several days before. when it went,  we were out for the day and it was 38+ in the shade and the awning was in full sun. came back to find it blown, held up (somewhat) only by the guys.

It blew the tube , the blowout trashed the section of the awning around the area where it blew. westfield were very good and replaced the whole thing under warranty. but it detracted a lot from the rest of the holiday , so would love to protect against it for a few quid.

will only be in the UK this year for obvious reasons so not likely to get such extreme heat (apart from today!) but would like to be able to buy one. It doesn't seem to be made by any of the camping manufacturers as a spare, only as a fitted part in some brands awnings.

feel free to PM me