CAMSS Battalion Layout F

Shelter Model	(3) CAMSS 18TAC25, (2) 18TAC End Caps, (2) TAC Corridors
Part Number	(3) CAMSS18TAC25, (2) CAMSS18TAC-ECAP, (2) CAMSS-TAC7-COR
Square Footage	1350 Sq. Ft. of Shelter Space
Set-Up and Strike Time / People	4 Minutes / 4 People Per 18TAC25, 3 Minutes / 2 People Per 18TAC End Cap
Typical Uses	Battalion Operations, Rapid Deployment, TOC, Command Post
Frame Arches	Anodized Aluminum Folding Frame
Cover & End Panels	15+ oz/sq yd Mil-Spec 44103D with FR, IR, Blackout, UV and Mildew Resistance
Windows	Mesh Windows with Blackout Covers
Zipper Entry	Double Zipper Entries (36″ x 84″) with Boot Connectors
Floor	Non-Slip Mil-Spec 44103D with Vector Proofing and is Removable without Shelter Disassembly
Liner	8 oz/sq yd White Mil-Spec Liner Fabric with FR, Blackout, UV and Mildew Resistance
ECU Ports and Air Sock	Sets include Two (2) 18″ ECU Ports, a Cable Port, and a Fabric Air Sock with Spot Cooling
Electrical	Quick Connect 110V Outlets
Anchoring	Double Headed 18″ Anchoring Spikes and Guy Ropes with Guy Spikes
Extreme Temperatures	Designed to Maintain Inside Temperatures of 40° to 80°F in Ambient Temperatures of -25° to 125° F with ECUs
Wind	Meets TOP 10-2-175 Wind Load Test Per Test Report of Similar Type Shelter (NATC testing of CAMSS20TAC20)
Snow	Meets TOP 10-2-175 Snow Load Test Per Test Report of Similar Type Shelter (NATC testing of CAMSS20TAC20)
Durability	40+ Set-up/Strikes and Be Fully Deployable Per Test Report of Similar Type Shelter (U.S. Army Aberdeen Test Center and CAMSS testing of CAMSS20TAC20)
Wind Driven Rain	Wind-Driven Rain Test in Accordance with TOP 10-2-175 Section 4.9.2.2. Per Test Report of Similar Type Shelter (NATC testing of CAMSS20TAC20)
Blackout	Military TOP 10-2-175 Blackout Test at 100m with Naked Eye and 300m with Night Vision Goggles Per Test Report of Similar Type Shelter (U.S. Army Aberdeen Test Center testing of CAMSS20TAC20)

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Specifications for the CAMSS Battalion Layout F

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Three (3) CAMSS 18TAC25 Shelters
Two (2) CAMSS 18TAC End Caps
Two (2) TAC Corridors

The CAMSS Battalion Layout F package combines our 18TAC25s and 18 TAC end caps to create the beginning of a battalion sized headquarters. With the included end caps, the CAMSS Battalion Layout F package offers the ability to connect two shelters to each end of the main shelter. The end caps also provide a walkway that allows people to pass through the two end shelters without disrupting the usable space in the main shelter. The versatility is compounded by the TAC shelter’s ability to connect to each other in several arrangement options. The TAC shelters are incredibly quick and light allowing for setup and placement in mere minutes. Please check out the Full Specifications or the different product pages to learn more about what is included with CAMSS Battalion package. As always additional or alternative accessories, connectors, or shelters can be ordered to enhance or amend the CAMSS Battalion package. 18TAC-gif-2

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General Info	Three (3) CAMSS 18TAC25 Shelter Two (2) CAMSS 18 TAC End Caps Two (8) CAMSS TAC Corridors Color must be designated in Request for Quote either Tan or Green
CAMSS 18TAC25 P/N: CAMSS18TAC25 Qty: Three (3)	General Info Measures 18’ wide x 25’ long x 9’3” tall Usable area of 450 square feet 651 lbs unpackaged One-piece folding frame for quick assembly and strike times Assembles in 4 minutes with a trained four-person crew Used for rapid deployment situations like a tactical operations center (TOC), emergency response, or disaster relief Fabric Bundle 15 oz/sq yd Mil-Spec 44103D fabric Six (6) double zipper entries (36” W x 84” H) with tie-offs Four (4) sets of two (2) 18” ECU ports with a cable port Total of six (6) mesh windows with wind resistant blackout covers Guy ropes clip to frame for wind load capability up to 65 MPH Double zipper entries include boot connector to connect to other shelters or vestibules Built in infrared (IR) blocking Fabric includes UV inhibitors and is mold and rot resistant Fire resistant fabric that meets NFPA 701 Cover and ends are radio frequency welded Frame Made from lightweight, high-strength anodized aluminum One-piece folding frame Intuitive frame assembly Pre-drilled base feet for easy anchoring Frame is anodize and corrosion resistant Fabric Floor 15 oz/sq yd non-slip Mil-Spec 44103D vinyl fabric Connects to fabric bundle for vector proofing Removable without shelter disassembly for cleaning or replacement Liner Shelter includes an internal liner system pre-attached to the fabric bundle that helps to maintain internal working conditions of 40° – 80° degrees F in ambient temperatures of -25° to 125° F when supported by a military environmental control unit Air sock runs the length of the shelter and has spot cooling 8 oz/sq yd Mil-Spec fabric Liner is flame resistant per test method ASTM D6413 After flame – 2 seconds max Char length – 6” max Electrical Two (2) outlet lines with a total of twenty-four (24) quick connect 110V outlets Anchoring Twelve (12) double headed 18” base spikes Twelve (12) guy ropes and guy spikes Spares / Repair 30 day spares/repair Patch materials for cover, liner, and floor which are all air transportable without special hazmat requirement Tools & Equipment Verified manual Sledge hammer Spike puller Life Expectancy Shelter has a usable life of 10 years and a 20 year storage life Packaging Bags & Straps on a pallet Forklift ready Export ready 48” W x 100” L x 22” H 50 lbs (packaging only) 701 lbs (total weight with shelter) Engineering & Design Designed to maintain internal temperature of 40°F to 80°F in ambient temperatures of -25°F to 125°F when supported by 5-ton military environmental control units Meets Test Operations Procedure (TOP) 10-2-175 Tents and Shelters 55 mph sustained wind and 65 mph gust per testing of similar type TAC shelter. (NATC testing of CAMSS20TAC20) Engineering calculations demonstrate shelter performance meets a 65 mph sustained wind load and 100 mph gusts per ASCE 7-16. Meets Test Operations Procedure (TOP) 10-2-175 Tents and Shelters 10 psf snow load per testing of similar type TAC shelter. (NATC testing of CAMSS20TAC20) Meets Test Operations Procedure (TOP) 10-2-175 Tents and Shelters wind-driven rain test per testing of similar type TAC shelter. (NATC testing of CAMSS20TAC20) Meets Test Operations Procedure (TOP) 10-2-175 Tents and Shelters blackout test at 100m with naked eye and 300m with night vision goggles per testing of similar type TAC shelter. (U.S. Army Aberdeen Test Center testing of CAMSS20TAC20) 40+ setup/strike and fully deployable per test report of similar type TAC shelter. (U.S. Army Aberdeen Test Center and CAMSS testing of CAMSS20TAC20)
CAMSS 18 TAC End Caps P/N: CAMSS18TAC-ECAP Qty: Two (2)	18′ W x 8′ L x 9’3″ H – 175 lbs Unpackaged Double zipper entry on the angle on each angled side Mil-Spec 44103D fabric that is weather and blackout protected Attaches to standard boots via hook & loop fastener Folding frame design Ruggedized anodized aluminum alloy frame Includes extreme temperature liner Includes fabric floor
CAMSS TAC Corridor P/N: CAMSS-TAC7-COR Qty: Two (2)	Connects two TAC shelters together from boot to boot Corridors can continually be connected as long as desired Folding frame design Ruggedized anodized aluminum alloy frame Mil-Spec 44103D fabric Includes extreme temperature liner Includes fabric floor Color is item color designated above, which matches shelter color
	Design loads assume that actual soil conditions will meet one of the following in accordance with ASTM D-2487/2488: Sand gravel / very dense sand Hardpan / Asphalt Fabric weights are nominal *Dimensions are nominal

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