Adeo Group PROFESSIONAL PSCHP0001 Manual De Usuario página 5

CEILING INSTALLATION DIRECTLY WITH THE FIXING PLATE
It is possible to install the screen on the ceiling directly with the fixing plate. If you wish the case more close to the ceiling (attention: to make easily this operation it is required a very good
planarity of the ceiling and a perfect alignment of the plates) fix the plates with expansion dowel which has to be suitable to the type of wall (minimum Ø 8 mm), at a distance of 10 - 15 cm from
the ends of the case. For this kind of installation the side of the plate for the fixing pins has to be on the forward side of the screen so it will be easier to insert the knuckle. Check the alignment of
the plates. For this purpose you will need shims as the metal insert included in the package. Pay attention that from the care of this operation depends the easier way of the following fixing of the
case to the plate. For the screens with a size bigger than 350cm the third plate has to be installed in the centre of the case. Insert the case in the plates with a rotatory movement (snap insert)
and run the plastic knuckles that assure the fixing of the case.
INSTALATION OF THE SCREENS WITHOUT CASE: (Fig. 6)
1 fix with suitable expansion dowel (minimum Ø 8 mm), the opposite mountings 8 (ceiling or wall);
2 lean temporarily the screen on the opposite mounting and sign the position of the motor side mounting, checking the alignment of all;
3 fix with suitable expansion dowel (minimum Ø 8 mm), the motor side mounting 9 (ceiling or wall);
4 insert the fluting of the round pin in the suitable site of the opposite mounting and then close the site with the copiglia inserted in the package of the screen;
5 fix the head of the motor with the right screws to the mounting on the motor side.
FEATURES:
The motor is realised with a tubular asynchronous monophasic runner with the following features:230V, 50 Hz, 90 W, 17 revolutions per minute.
The motor of the screens with case is located in the right side of the screen (on request it is possible to have it on the left) if the screen is without case the motor is located on the left. It works
through a commutator supplied from the producer or through an optional remote control.
ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS:
The electric cabling must respect the CEE regulations. According to the CEI 335-1 norm, you have to install an upstream omnipolar switchgear with a minimum contacts opening spacing of 3
mm.
Use for driving the screen only the commutator supplied from the producer, or an equivalent model following the instructions of Fig. 4 (if the motor is mounted on the left the colours of the
threads must be inverted, descent =brown, ascent = black).
WARNING: do not never connect two or more motors to the same commutator without a group remote, or two commutator to the same motor.
TROUBLESHOOTING OF THE MOTORISED SYSTEM:
1) Check the power supply 230 V on the control commutator.
2) Check the connections between the control commutator and the motor.
3) Check that the motor is not in the phase of thermal protection (wait few minutes to cool the motor).
4) Check that the wire between the motor and the inverter is not cut.
FEATURES:
The motor is realised with a tubular asynchronous monophasic runner with the following features:230V, 50 Hz, 90 W, 17 revolutions per minute.
The motor of the screens with case is located in the right side of the screen (on request it is possible to have it on the left) if the screen is without case the motor is located on the left. It works
through a radio remote control supplied from the producer or through an optional push pass to pass NOT included.
ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS:
The electric cabling must respect the CEE regulations. According to the CEI 335-1 norm, you have to install an upstream omni polar switchgear with a minimum contacts opening spacing of 3
mm. Please follow the instruction on the connection scheme see FIG 5.
TROUBLESHOOTING OF THE MOTORISED SYSTEM:
1) Check the power supply 230 V.
2) Check that the motor is not in the phase of thermal protection (wait few minutes to cool the motor).
3) Check that the wire between the motor and the power supply is not cut.
ATTENTION
the installation of the screen, the electric connections, the setting of the limit switches and the test of malfunctions of the motorised rolling up and down, must be made from authorised staff
only. It is not possible to change the connection cable. If the cable is damaged the screen must be changed.
The warranty is not valid in case of wrong installation, tampering or repair by technicians not authorized or tampering of the seal of limit switches.
If necessary, for further information over these points contact our technical office.
Adeo Group screens are guaranteed for a period of 5 (five) years as concerns the engine used in each single product and a period of 2 (two) years as concerns structural components. The
warranty is considered to be valid beginning from the date of the purchase document.
Adeo Group warranty covers damages and malfunction deriving from normal use of the screen and free of charge replacement of defective parts.
Withdrawal of screen, forwarding charges and custom duties are to be paid by the customer.
The warranty is not valid in case of wrong installation, tampering or repair by technicians not authorized by Adeo Group or tampering of the seal of limit switches. The adjustment of limit
switches must be done only by technicians authorized by Adeo Group. The warranty does not cover the parts that show normal wear and tear, deriving from particular weather or environmental
conditions as well.
Damages or tampering of screens in transit/shipment are not covered by warranty: an accurate inspection when goods are collected/received is, therefore, recommended. The screens sent
back to be repaired will not be accepted without a Return Material Authorization number (R.M.A.) FROM Adeo Group and/or without a proper packing.
Adeo Group reserves the right to check that all the details above mentioned have been complied with in order to consider the warranty valid.
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MOTORISED SCREENS (Fig.4)
RADIO INTEGRATED MOTORIZED SCREENS (Fig.5)
WARRANTY ON SCREENS