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~50mm
212 mm
180
mm
~100
mm
~240
mm
84 mm
45
mm
~200
mm
120
0÷50
90°
80÷110
200
0÷50
80÷110
90°
14÷26
53.5÷65.5
100.5÷112.5
4) Wall in the plate perfectly levelled.
5) Wait for the cement to set in the cavity.
6) Lay the electrical cables for connection to the accessories
and the electrical power supply (paragraph 2). To facilitate
making the electrical connections on the control unit, make
the electric cables protrude by about 20 cm from the hole on
the foundation plate.
7) Secure the operator on the foundation plate, using the
supplied screws and washers as shown in Fig. 8. The operator's
position is shown in Fig. 7. When positioning the operator, route
the electrical cables through the hole on the base of the
gearmotor body.
8) Route the connecting electrical cables through the hole on
the base of the unit’s support, using the supplied cable
gripper.
9) Make the electrical connections to the electronic control
unit according to the instructions for the unit.
Important:
1) Connect the earth cable of the system.
2) The operator is supplied for installation with the gate closing
on the right of the operator (looking from the inside) (fig. 5). If
you require left-hand closure, change over the connection
of the cables connected to the terminals of the motor.
The dimensions in the figures are in mm.
3.3. INSTALLING THE RACK
1) Prepare the rack (supplied on request), with the supplied
Hex-head 8 x 25 screws, and spacers to be welded, as shown
in Fig. 9. To avoid having to weld on the gate, galvanised
through-spacers and Hex-head 8 x 50 securing screws are
available.
We advise you to tighten the securing screws of the rack on the
top end of the slot. This position will enable you to raise the
rack when the gate tends to lower through time.
2) Release the operator (see paragraph 6).
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