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Correct use / Operating conditions
tubular motors are intended solely for raising and lowering shutters
and awnings
IMPORtANt
◆ The motor cable inside the empty tube must be laid up to the distribution box
under consideration of local building and electricity regulations.
◆ Only use original manufacturer's parts and accessories.
Important installation instructions
IMPORtANt
Please compare the voltage/frequency specifications on the type plate with those
of your local power supply network before installation.
◆ Disassemble or deactivate all cables and equipment that will not be needed for
operation before installing the tubular motor.
◆ The moving parts of drives that are operated at less than 2.5 m height from the
floor must be protected.
◆ If the tubular motor is controlled with a preset OFF switch this switch must be
fitted within view of the tubular motor, at a minimum height of 1.5 m and
away from moving parts.
◆ It is vital that the winding shaft is fitted horizontally!
It is vital that the roller shutter is wound up evenly, as this could otherwise
cause damage to the motor and shutter.
◆ The roller shutter box cover must be easily accessible and removable.
◆ Do not disassemble the mechanical stoppers on the last shutter slat.
Operating conditions
◆ The electrical connection equires a permanent 230 V/50 Hz power supply at
the site of installation as well as an on-site isolating device (fuse).
For automatically operated awnings:
◆ Awnings must be fitted in such a way that there is a minimum distance of 0.4 m
between the awning and objects in its immediate proximity when it is fully extended.
◆ The lowest point of any awning system must not be less than 1.8 m high.
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