Talius Habitat Screen, Руководство по установке

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Talius Habitat Screen
TM
Installation Guide
Version 2018.1 ,
2
©TALIUS
CONTENTS
Section Contents
Parts Overview Common components
Section 1
Opening Criteria
Section 2 Mounting Methods
Section 3 Preparation for Through Wall Operator Applications
Section 4 Pre-drilling Guide Rails
Section 5 Mounting Guide Rails and Panel Box
Section 6 Installing the Operator
Section 7 Limit Setting for Motorized Units
Section 8 Securing the Panel Box
Section 9 Operation and Adjustment
Section 10 Finishings
Appendix 1 Habitat Screen Adjustment Guide – Final Adjustments to Ensure Smooth Operation
RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION TOOLS AND MATERIALS
Each Habitat Screen installation requires a minimum of 2 installers. Not all installations are the same. While the
following items will not be required on every installation, this is a list of minimum requirements that we
recommend for the majority of Habitat Screen installations. While we do not supply common tools and
hardware, contact us to purchase the specialized tools like motor tester cables.
Please note: Talius does not supply the fasteners for installation. We believe this is better handled
by the Talius Dealer, based on the on-site construction considerations.
Level 4’, tape measure, m arkers Side cutters, wire strippers Short and tall ladders, tool pouch
Cordless drill, indexed drill bit set Masonry drill or ½" hammer drill Spare lag bolts, masonry anchors
Full screwdriver set, multi-driver
set
Long ؽ" (13mm) and ؾ"
(19mm)
Needle-nose pliers, regular pliers Drill bits, block of wood Available from Talius:
Allen key set (metric)
035-.040"(0.9 - 1.0mm) feeler
gauge
Plastic caps for screw holes
Rivet gun, variety of spare rivets Caulk gun, caulking and sealants
Touch-up paint and brushes:
brown,
Hacksaw, razor knife Putty knife white, silver, beige, and black
Extension cords, cleansers, rags Spare screws Ø8.5mm/Ø5mm step drill bit
Wood and concrete chisels,
hammer Tubular motor limit combs /
adjusters
Ø10mm/Ø5mm step drill bit
Tin snips, file
Electrical tape, masking and duct
tape
Tubular motor tester cable