Sottezza II Stretch/ LED / Sottezza II OptiStretch/ LED
Maintenance Instructions and Directions for Use
Version 4
2020-05-06
We reserve the right to make technical changes
Item number
118074-0000
Page 6/13
Use in rain, snow and ice
The sun protection system should be retracted in the event of rain, storms and snow if the
function is impaired due to the location or the panel mounting.
The sun protection system must also not be opened in snowfalls or when there is a risk of frost.
There is a risk that the sun protection system could be damaged.
The automatic controls must be switched off if there is a risk of frost.
Obstacles
The space needed for the sun protection system to open must always be kept clear. There is a
risk of people being crushed in this space.
Automatic system control
A sun protection system must never be left unattended when open. The automatic system
control may fail under extreme conditions (e.g. power failures, defects, sudden storms). There is
a risk that the sun protection system could be damaged or crash down.
Our recommendation:
If you vacate the area, switch the sun protection system from automatic
to manual control and leave it retracted.
If there is a risk of frost, the awning system must be switched from automatic to manual control
to prevent it from moving automatically. The system must not be used in frosty conditions or if
there is a risk of frost.
If your Sottezza II is fitted with a sun or wind sensor, the controls will switch to automatic control
after a power failure. Awning systems that had previously been set to manual operation will
therefore run automatically after a power failure.
Operation in the event of a power failure
A motorised sun protection system cannot retract if there is no power.
The system must not be used in frosty conditions or if there is a risk of frost.
