INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS INTEGRAL SCREEN SC1000 ENVIRO
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1. INTRODUCTION
The
SC1000 ENVIRO
screen is a flat hanging sun protection screen, which is placed in
front of the window with a ’zipper system’ on each side of the fabric. This makes the screen
particularly resistant to high winds and keeps the fabric perfectly in place. In the down
position the screen keeps out the sun’s rays, which can cause overheating, while at the
same time it affords an excellent outside view.
The SC1000 ENVIRO screen has been made invisible, hidden in the cavity.
There is the option to place an insect screen. The bottom lath is fully integrated, which
means that in the retracted position the screen is invisible from the outside of the house.
The screen SC1000 can also be fitted with fabrics that are almost fully opaque, making
it especially suitable to black out presentation rooms in office buildings, laboratories,
hospitals etc.
The installation of this sun protection system is explained step by step in these instructions.
2. GENERAL WARNINGS
A number of precautions have to be taken for the safe installation, operation and maintenance
of this screen. Please take notice of the following warnings for the safety of everyone
concerned!
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These instructions have been drawn up for use by trained installers and therefore are
not suitable for use by amateurs or trainees.
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Please read these instructions carefully before starting the installation.
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Proceed carefully. Ensure that you have a robust footing.
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Make sure there is adequate lighting in the place of assembly. Remove any obstacles
and dirt. Ensure that no other persons other than the installers are present.
Unauthorised persons can get in the way or be at risk during the installation.
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The screen must be kept clearly in view at all times during installation and operation.
Persons in the vicinity may be at risk of injury.
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The installer must comply with the local regulations and standards with regards to
electrical connections.
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Our products must be installed in such a way that all parts remain accessible at
all times for maintenance and repairs. If this is not the case, Harol cannot be held
responsible for any additional costs (e.g. demolition work, repairs to exterior or
interior walls) which may result from this.
