Isotra VERANDA HRV80-ZIP, Measurement And Assembly Manual

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MEASUREMENT AND ASSEMBLY MANUAL
Document validity: 23.5.2019
.05.2019
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STOPPING
Press the stop button on the switching unit, remote controller or automatic control device.
CLOSING
Press the “up” button on the switching unit, remote controller or automatic control device (or keep the button pressed
– applies to button switches).
CLOSING THE SUN SCREEN
BEAR THE FOLLOWING IN MIND WHEN CLOSING THE SUN SCREEN:
TO PREVENT THE RISK OF BEING SQUEEZED, KEEP YOUR HEAD, FINGERS AND OTHER BODY PARTS
AWAY FROM THE BOX WHEN THE BOTTOM SECTION MOVES TO THE REST POSITION ON THE BOX.
PREVENT THE RISK OF BEING SQUEEZED (LOOSE GARMENTS) NEAR THE CYLINDERS. A RISK OF SHEAR
EXISTS WHERE THE EXTENSION POLE PASSES THROUGH THE CYLINDERS. THIS MAY LEAD TO SEIZING
AND SQUEEZING.
IMPROPER USE
The shading system is designed as sun protection, and it cannot therefore be used as an all-weather awning. Improper
use may lead to serious hazards.
SAFETY MEASURES:
Do not subject the product to wind loading exceeding the values specified in the handover protocol. Excessive wind
loading may seriously damage the fabric, mechanism, as well as fittings and fasteners. The wind resistance class actually
achieved after installing the awning depends on the fasteners used, surface to which the system is attached, and the
place of installation. Do not use the product if the wind force exceeds the wind resistance class determined by the
installation specialist. This value may be lower than the wind resistance class specified by the manufacturer.
Do not open the awning in the rain. This way, you will prevent the risk of water accumulation on the fabric surface.
Accumulated water will increase the awning weight and this may lead to the fabric ripping, damage to the mechanical
components, awning detachment from the installation surface, and/or injuries of by-standers and user (by falling).
Do not open the awning in the snowfall or when it is freezing (risk of damage).
Do not roll up the awning if there are any objects on the fabric or in the box. First remove these objects to prevent the
risk of damaging the awning (by falling).
Do not open the awning if any persons and obstacles obstruct free movement of the awning. There is a risk of injury to
persons.
Do not hang any items (like flower-pots) to the bottom section, guiding sections, and the box, as this may lead to
damaging the awning and the risk of falling.
Max. force of irretractable parts = 800 Pa.
3 up to wind resistance class 3 = wind force 6 Bft. = 49 km/h max. permitted HRV08-ZIP HRV80-ZIP HRV80-ZIP-2P
2 up to wind resistance class 2 = wind force 5 Bft. = 35 km/h max. permitted HRV52 HRV08-ZIP HRV80-ZIP HRV80-ZIP-2P
1 up to wind resistance class 1 = wind force 4 Bft. = 27 km/h max. permitted HRV52 HRV08-ZIP HRV80-ZIP HRV80-ZIP-2P
0 up to wind resistance class 0 = wind force ≤3 Bft. = ≤20 km/h max. permitted HRV52 HRV08-ZIP HRV80-ZIP HRV80-ZIP-2P