Jung LB management, Manual

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5.6 Blind types
Blinds and shutters are summarised under the term “blinds” and can be used in many different
variants in both the commercial as well as the private area.
HAZARDS WHEN USING BLIND CONTROL SYSTEMS
Some applications can be dangerous for the user. As a result, with heavy lattice roller shutters for
example, there is a danger of injury through trapping of fingers or hands. The hazards must be
ruled out by using additional, appropriate safety measures. Among other things, the measure
can include light barriers or collision protection.
POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS
The various blinds can be used as glare and sun protection in the home and offices as well as in
winter gardens and greenhouses:
− As plastic, metal or wooden shutters for the protection of interior rooms
− As strip curtain in the living room or in meeting rooms
− As awning on the terrace or balcony
− As lattice roller shutters on display windows
− As roller doors at the entrances of larger halls such as warehouses or sales rooms and car
workshops
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SHADING MANAGEMENT
Roller shutters are usually blinds that can be moved up and down using a strap or crank drive.
Alternatively, the systems are equipped with a motor drive and are moved up and down with
this. The JUNG LB Management is modern and convenient, and meets the following require-
ments:
− It can be used universally for most motor drives on the market.
− The system has one or more control points or satellite units
− The blind control system can be expanded to system controllers with individual, group and
central control
− The system has a central wind alarm. It moves automatically to a safety position and locks
itself.
− It has automatic sun protection and twilight function
− The operation is performed manually, time or wireless controlled
− The blind control system has a balanced price/performance ratio
− Many functionalities arise from various insert and attachment combinations
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