Inflatable Castle Safety and Operation Guide
Inflatable castles are a "utopia of joy" for children, yet safety and operation & maintenance form the cornerstone of ensuring this joy. As a benchmark enterprise in the inflatable amusement equipment industry, Wolong Amusement outlines a professional inflatable castle safety and operation system for you, covering selection, installation, daily management, and emergency response.
Selection: Identify Compliant Quality to Control Safety from the Source.
When choosing an inflatable castle, focus on three key points:
Regulatory Compliance: Opt for enterprises like Wolong Amusement that participated in drafting national standards. Their product design and production processes all meet national standards.
Material Safety: Prioritize eco-friendly PVC mesh cloth, which is wear-resistant, tear-resistant, and odor-free, ensuring safety for children’s contact.
Design Details: Observe whether the shapes are rounded (without sharp edges and corners) and whether the layout of functional areas is reasonable (smooth transition between jumping, sliding, and climbing areas). For example, Wolong Amusement’s "Flying Elephant Paradise" is a model that balances safety and fun with its cute shapes and diverse gameplay.
Installation: Windproof Reinforcement is Key, and Details Determine Safety Factor
The installation of an inflatable castle must strictly follow operational specifications:
Site Selection: Avoid sharp objects and potholes, and ensure the ground is flat; stay away from high-voltage wires, flammable materials, and ensure good ventilation.
Windproof Reinforcement: Use ground nails, counterweights, and other devices for reinforcement in accordance with the product manual. It is strictly prohibited to use the castle when the wind force exceeds level 5.
Power Adaptation: Use a rated voltage of 220V and 1.5mm-4mm² square wires. When inflating, check whether the fan voltage matches the equipment requirements, and regularly inspect the fan’s air outlet to prevent malfunctions.
Daily Management: "Inspection, Education, and Maintenance" to Make Safety a Habit
Daily Inspection: Check the equipment for damage, air leakage, and loose seams before operation, and repair any problems promptly.
Playground Education: On-site personnel should supervise children to play in an orderly manner and explain rules such as "no climbing on the edges, pay attention to the surroundings when jumping" to avoid crowding and pushing.
Regular Maintenance: Keep the facilities clean and wipe them with mild detergent; when storing, dry them, fold them neatly, and avoid exposure to direct sunlight or humid environments to extend the equipment’s service life.
Children’s laughter is the most beautiful melody in amusement scenes, and safety is the background color of this melody. By following professional operation and maintenance guidelines, inflatable castles can become both a happy arena for children and a "protective fortress" for parents’ peace of mind.