21
20
Colour temperature (built-in lighting)
3000 K
Maximum brightness (built-in lighting)
4500 to 5000 lumen, depending on the size
Technical data Style/E
• The appropriate remote control is tuned in to the parasol ex works.
• The power supply line must be provided by the customer on site. It must be
possible to disconnect this for installation and maintenance purposes and to
secure it against unintentional reconnection.
• Set up the connection between the power supply cable and the parasol by
means of the connecting plug supplied. The connector plug can be stowed
away either in the support tube or in the ground sleeve.
• For connection values see the section on Electrical supply.
• Secure all screws with medium-strength thread sealant (blue). When reassem-
bling, clean the screws or use new screws.
Assembly and commissioning
Supplied with:
- Parasol, binding belt, support tube or tip-
over hinge, top, crank (not with motor variant)
- Mounting material for support tube or tip-
over hinge
- 4 support tube fastening screws
- 4 support screws
- Cover to support tube or tip-over hinge
- Installation and operating instructions
- Safety bolt with lock
Unpacking the parasol
1
Dispose of packaging material properly
and keep away from children.
Do not make use of defective material. In
the event of any damage, inform the
transport service provider immediately.
!
4×
5×
5×
3×
2
Placing the parasol down
Carefully place the parasol on a clean, hor-
izontal surface. The parasol is very heavy.
Work in a threesome and hold the parasol
securely.
!
1.
Screw on top
Mount parasol top
3
3.1
4
Prepare ground fastening
Remove the protective cover, place the ground sleeve
according to the separate instructions. Observe weights
for base and wind resistance. Note the final alignment of
the parasol (NB notch)!
!
5
1.
Place support tube on ground fastening
2.
Make sure the notches are aligned
3.
Using the 5 stud screws, ensure that the
support tube is vertically aligned
4.
Place 5 support screws
5.
Pre-assemble support tube with 5 fastening
screws
Pre-assemble support tube
5×
4×
5×
4×
5x
5x
5.1
5.5
1. Slide on the support tube cover
2.
Establish plug connection. Observe the
polarity of the plug
Prepare set up
6
Position power cable so there is no strain
on it. Ensure that the cable is not pinched.
!
6.1
6.2
Ensure that the electrical cable is not dam-
aged or pinched.
!
Set up parasol
7
1.
Lift parasol over the support tube and lower
it carefully
2.
Tighten the two
lower
screws (56 Nm)
3.
In case of need, secure parasol against theft
with a lock
4.
Align parasol, then tighten the 5 fastening
screws crosswise (32 Nm)
5.
Lower support tube cover
6.
Tighten the two
upper
screws (56 Nm)
7.1
7.2
7.2
7.5
7.6
7.3
Size
[cm]
Base
area
[m
2
]
Closing height
without/with
flounces
[cm]
Passage height
without/with
flounces
[cm]
Overall
height
Minimum
weight
maximum
wind speed*
[cm]
[kg]
[km/h (Bft.)]
Details when using the M4 ground
socket
* maximum wind speed when it is
securely anchored in the ground.
ø 350
8.7
179/154
235/210
356
180
115 (11)
ø 400
11.3
176/151
235/210
378
180
90 (10)
ø 450
14.3
178/153
235/210
406
180
75 (9)
ø 500
17.7
169/144
235/210
423
240
65 (8)
ø 600
25.5
149/124
235/210
455
310
55 (7)
350 x 250
8.8
123/98
235/210
337
180
100 (10)
350 x 300 10.5
133/108
235/210
362
180
95 (10)
400 x 200
8.0
100/75
235/210
322
180
95 (10)
400 x300 12.0
117/92
235/210
366
180
80 (9)
450 x 350 15.8
109/84
235/210
394
240
75 (9)
300 x300
9.0
142/117
235/210
353
180
110 (11)
350 x 350
12.3
124/99
235/210
371
240
95 (10)
400 x 400 16.0
121/96
235/210
405
240
80 (9)
450 x 450 20.3
103/78
235/210
422
310
70 (8)
Colour temperature (built-in lighting)
3000 K
Maximum brightness (built-in lighting)
5000 to 6500 lumen, depending on the size
Technical data Noblesse/E
Size
[cm]
Base
area
[m
2
]
Closing height
without/with
flounces
[cm]
Passage height
without/with
flounces
[cm]
Overall
height
Minimum
weight
maximum
wind speed*
[cm]
[kg]
[km/h (Bft.)]
Details when using the M4/M8
ground socket
* maximum wind speed when it is
securely anchored in the ground.
ø 450
14.3
141/116
235/210
369
240
85 (9)
ø 500
17.7
138/113
235/210
392
240
75 (9)
ø 600
25.5
141/116
235/210
447
430
80 (9)
ø 700
36.8
103/78
235/210
460
570
70 (8)
450 x 350 15.8
112/87
235/210
397
240
85 (9)
500 x 250
12.5
91/66
235/210
374
240
90 (10)
500 x 400 20.0
101/76
235/210
422
310
70 (8)
550 x 450 24.8
85/60
235/210
442
430
75 (9)
600 x300 18.0
81/56
235/210
418
310
80 (9)
600 x 400 24.0
81/56
235/210
443
430
75 (9)
600 x500 30.0
82/57
235/210
476
430
70 (8)
400 x 400 16.0
121/96
235/210
404
310
95 (10)
450 x 450 20.3
98/73
235/210
417
430
80 (9)
500 x 500 25.0
84/59
235/210
439
430
70 (8)
550 x 550 30.3
88/55
235/210
472
570
75 (9)
600 x 600 36.0
81/56
235/210
512
570
65 (8)
or
or
if mounting with support tube...
if mounting with tip-over hinge...
The parasol is very heavy. Work in a three-
some and hold the parasol securely. Ensure
that the electrical cable is not damaged or
pinched.
!
5
1. Slide on the hinge cover
2.
Loosen / remove fixing bar
3. Slide on press ring
4.
Place the tip-over hinge on the ground
fastening (tilt hinge under the crank handle)
5.
Pre-fix the tip-over hinge on the floor
fastening with 3 clamping blocks
6.
Remove 2 locking screws
7.
Tilt the tip-over hinge sideways
Pre-assemble the tip-over hinge
5.1
5.3
5.5
5.6
5.7
1. Lead the cable through the hinge
2.
Slide the parasol over the tip-over hinge
3.
tighten 2
lower
screws (56 Nm)
4.
Establish plug connection. Observe the
polarity of the plug
5.
Carefully erect the parasol
6.
Tighten 2 locking screws (6 Nm)
Connect the parasol with the hinge
6
Make sure that the electrical cable is not
damaged or pinched. Plug position cen-
tered with tip-over hinge.
!
6.5
6.1
6.4
6.3
6.2
6.6
Completing the assembly
7
1.
Align parasol, tighten the 3 clamping
blocks (32 Nm)
2.
Lower the press ring, tighten (32 Nm)
3.
Lower the hinge cover
4.
Tighten 2
upper
screws (56 Nm)
5.
If necessary, secure the parasol under hinge
cover with lock to prevent theft
Realign the parasol: Remove press ring,
slightly loosen clamping blocks and fasten-
ing screws, adjust leveling screws, tighten
everything again.
!
7.4
7.2
7.3
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