Eureka Energy Power Tents offer camping with a power source that you can plug into and play. 

If you want to be in nature yet stay connected to the technological world and have the convenience of watching a movie then be sure to add the Eureka Plug and Play Power Tents to your camping checklist.  Eureka Power Tents add such the wow-factor to camping that we had to include it in the camping and outdoor accessories. Play or recharge your DVD, digital camera, movie camera, MP3 and pack any other gizmo you want for your camping excursion. 

Eureka designed three styles of power plug and play tents: the N!ergy9, 1210 and the 1310.  This is it works:

1. Charge the rechargeable battery pak (Eureka’s own Power Pak) at your home in a standard outlet or in your car using a 12 volt adaptor cord.  Each charge takes 12 hours and the rechargeable battery will last up to nine hours.  An indicator light shows how much juice remains. 
2. The Eureka battery pack is then plugged into the corner of the tent and serves as a generator for three 12-volt DC electric outlets which are wired into the three remaining corners of the tent.  The power is on when the outlets glow blue. Eureka Power tents include an adaptor cord which must be used with most of your personal devices.
3. Voila! Plug and Play.

Eureka N!ergy 9 Tent with E! Power 5-Person 3-Season The N!ergy 9 5-Person 3-Season Tent uses three outlets in the tent's walls to run the Eureka's E! Power System that powers 12-volt electronics.

And the Eureka Power Tents features the Storm Shield protection which means the tent can withstand the winds and stay dry.  Storm Shield also means cross ventilation so no condensation.  Bring on the inclement weather and the tent will stand tough.   Eureka not only created the most unique technologically advanced tent, but built it as a storm shelter to protect you and your gadgets from moisture. 

Eureka Power Tents can sleep up to 8 people,  provide about 120 square feet of floor space and weigh about 21 lbs 2 oz (depending on the style of tent). 
 

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Be sure to add a sleeping bag and a sleeping pad to your camping checklist as well.