FAAC A140 AIR 2 H100, Manual

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21 A140 AIR H100-H140 FREE-STANDING KIT
A140 AIR Free-standing consists of a support profile and of another
profile which grants the free-standing feature.
The cross beam can be secured to both ends using the “Side
fastening bracket kit”.
The free-standing profile, when fixed to the ends, is guaranteed up
to a maximum length of 3000 mm; for greater lengths the cross
beam needs to be secured also in intermediate positions using
the tie-rods in the relevant slots.
It is used when the cross beam cannot be completely secured to
a bearing structure or when the surface is not even.
Free-standing profile – fastening with side brackets
The cross beam of the automated system with the
free-standing profile can be secured to both ends by using
the side brackets accessory. fig. 54.
•Determine the exact position of the cross beam taking into
consideration the overall dimensions indicated in fig. 54.
•Assemble the support profile to the free-standing profile
by inserting the relevant tie-rods, then screw the nuts without
tightening them.
Secure the side plates on the cross beam in the following
way:
•Position the plates in the relevant seats and secure the side
plates using the three fastening screws M8. fig.55
•Lock the tie-rods in the relevant seats using their nuts.
•Fix the side plates using suitable dowels (not
standard-supplied)
According to the length of the cross beam, intermediate
fastening points can be necessary (on wall or on ceiling
according to the case):
from 3000 to 4000 mm a central fastening is required.
from 4000 to 6100 mm two intermediate fastening points
are required.
A central fastening is in any case recommended also for a
length below 3000 mm.
Free-standing profile – wall-mounted
•Drill a series of holes on the free-standing profile in the position
indicated in fig.54 at a distance of approx. 200mm between
each other.
•Determine the exact position of the free-standing profile taking
into consideration the overall dimensions of fig. 54
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The cross beam must be secured parallel to the floor.
•Secure the free-standing cross beam to one end.
Lift the cross beam and level it parallel to the floor.
Secure the other end.
Secure centrally by lifting the cross beam with strength in order
to align the three fastening points fig.54.