GEIGER SOLIDline GU4506 User manual

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DE Original-Montage- und
Betriebsanleitung
Original assembly and
operating instructions
Notice originale de montage
et d’utilisation
Instrucciones originales de
instalación y funcionamiento
Istruzioni originali di installazione
e funzionamento
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Tubular motor:
GEIGER-SOLIDline
Motor control:
GEIGER-SoftPlusWireless (GU45..F02)
for cassette awnings

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Index
1. General information..................................................................2
2. Guarantee ..................................................................................2
3. Intended use..............................................................................3
4. Safety instructions....................................................................3
5. Safety instructions for assembly ............................................4
6. Installation instructions ...........................................................5
7. Information for the specialist electrician................................6
8. Bringing into service ................................................................6
9. Learning/deleting the radio code ............................................7
10. Adjusting the End Position .....................................................7
11. Teaching-in the Incline Position ..............................................9
12. Deactivation of the close-range function ...............................9
13. GEIGER-Powertronic ..............................................................10
14. Function description of radio motor .....................................12
15. Radio codes.............................................................................12
16. Initiating End Positions ..........................................................13
17. Obstacle detection..................................................................13
18. End position correction..........................................................14
19. What to do if….........................................................................14
20. Maintenance ............................................................................14
21. Declaration of conformity ......................................................15
22. Technical data .........................................................................16
23. Notes on waste disposal ........................................................16
1. General information
Dear customer,
By purchasing a GEIGER motor you have decided on a quality product from GEIGER.
Thank you very much for your decision and the condence placed in us.
Before you put this drive into operation please observe the following safety instructions. It
serves for the prevention of danger and for the avoidance of personal injury and damage to
property.
The installation and operating instructions contain important information for the installer, the
specialist electrician and the user. Please pass on these instructions if you transfer the product.
These instructions should be kept by the user.
2. Guarantee
In the case of incorrect installation contrary to the installation and operating instructions and/
or constructional modication, the legal and contractual guarantee for property damage and
product liability lapses.

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3. Intended use
The motors of the model range SOLIDline (GU45..F02) with the SoftPlusWireless control are
designed exclusively for the operation of cassette awnings.
The motors may not be used for the operation of roller grilles, garage doors, furniture and lifting
tools.
GU 45 xx x
Motor control
Torque in Nm
Motor diameter
GEIGER universal drive
4. Safety instructions
I ATTENTION: Important safety instructions. For personal safety,
it is important to follow these instructions. Please keep these
instructions for future reference.
fDo not allow children to play with stationary controls. Keep remote controls away
from children.
fThe installation is to be checked regularly for defective balance, signs of wear or
damaged cables and springs, if relevant.
fDo observe the moving sun protection system and keep persons away until it has
closed completely.
fWhen operating the manual release with the sun protection system open, please be
cautious as it can fall down quickly if springs or tapes wear off or are broken.
fDo not operate the device if operations such as, for example, window cleaning are to
be carried out in the vicinity.
fDisconnect the automatic controlled device from the mains power supply if opera-
tions such as, for example, window cleaning are being carried out in the vicinity.
fDuring operation observe the danger zone.
fDo not use the installation if people or objects are in the danger zone.
fUrgently shut down damaged installations until repair.
fUnconditionally shut down the unit during maintenance and cleaning operations.
fPinching and shearing points are to be avoided and must be secured.
fThis appliance can be used by children aged 8 and above and persons whose
physical, sensorial or mental capacities are impaired, or who have no experience or
know-how if they have been supervised or been given instructions on the use of the
appliance and if they understand the possible resulting dangers. Children are not
permitted to play with the device. Cleaning and maintenance should not be carried
out by children.
fThe rated sound pressure level is less than 70 dB(A).
fDisconnect the device from the mains power supply for maintenance and replace-
ment of parts.
If the motor is disconnected via a plug connection the operator must be able to
control - from any place to which it has access – that the plug is removed.
If this is not possible - due to design or installation - the disconnection from the
power supply must be ensured via locking in the disconnected position (e.g. isolator).
fThe motor tube can get very hot during prolonged use.
When working on the unit, do not touch the tube before it has cooled down.

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5. Safety instructions for assembly
I ATTENTION: Important safety instructions. Follow all installation
instructions, as incorrect installation can lead to serious injuries.
fWhen mounting the motor without any mechanical protection of the driven parts and
of the tube which may become hot, the motor must be installed at a height of at least
2.5 m above the ground or of another level which provides access to the drive.
fBefore the motor is installed, all cables which are not needed are to be removed and
all equipment which is not needed for power-operated actuation is to be put out of
operation.
fThe actuating element of a manual release must be mounted at a height of less than
1.8 m.
fIf the motor is controlled by a switch or pushbutton, the switch or pushbutton must
be mounted within eyeshot of the motor. The switch or pushbutton must not be
located in the vicinity of moving parts. The height of installation must be at least
1.5mabovetheoor.
fPermanently installed control devices must be attached visibly.
fIn case of devices extending horizontally, a horizontal distance of at least 0.4 m must
berespectedbetweenthefullyextendedpartandanyotherxedelement.
fThe rated speed and the rated torque of the motor must be compatible with the
device.
fThe mounting accessories that are used must be designed in accordance with the
selected rated torque.
fGood technical knowledge and good mechanical skills are necessary for the motor
installation. Incorrect installation can lead to serious injury.
Electricalworkmustbecarriedoutbyaqualiedelectricianinaccordancewiththe
regulations in force locally.
fOnly use connecting cables that are suitable with the environmental conditions and
which meet the construction requirements. (see accessories catalogue)
fIf the device is not equipped with a connecting cable and a plug, or other means for
disconnecting from the mains with a contact opening on each pole according to the
conditions of the overvoltage category III for full disconnection, a disconnecting
device of this type must be incorporated into the permanently installed electrical
installation according to the wiring rules.
fDo not mount the connecting cables near hot surfaces.
fA plug for the disconnection of the motor from the power supply must be accessible
after installation.
fDamaged connecting cables must be replaced by GEIGER connecting cables of the
same type.
fThe device must be mounted as described in the installation instructions. Fixations
shall not be made with adhesives since they are regarded as unreliable.

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6. Installation instructions
Before xing, the strength of the masonry or of the subsurface is to be checked.
I Prior to installation please check to ensure there is no visible damage
to the motor like cracks or open cables.
I Caution: If the tube is screwed/riveted to the drive, the measure must
be taken from the tube end to the center of the drive and marked on
the tube.
Installation into awnings:
Insert motor with a suitable adapter and drive into the shaft
up to the stop of the shaft adapter.
Fix the motor support on the awning. Fix the motor
together with the shaft on the motor support. The bearer
locks into place.
Depending on the selected motor head, different xation
systems can be used:
– Place the motor with square insert in the star-shaped
bearer and lock with pin
– Place the motor into the existing engine bearer and
lock
– Place the motor in a compatible engine bearer with clip
system and lock with spring or rotating lever
I The GEIGER SOLIDline motor is suitable
for shaft diameters from 50 mm!

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7. Information for the specialist electrician
H Caution: Important installation instructions.
Please follow all installation instructions
since incorrect installation can lead to
the destruction of the motor and the
switching unit.
The operations with the service clamps must only be
carried out by a skilled electrician.
The parallel operation of several SOLIDline SoftPlusWi-
reless motors is possible. In this case the maximum load
of the switching unit must not be exceeded.
PVC cables are not suitable for equipment used outdoors
or exposed to prolonged high levels of UV radiation.
These cables should not be used if they are likely to touch
metal parts that can heat up to temperatures exceeding
70°C.
Connecting cables with plug connectors of the Hirschmann
Company are tested and approved with couplings of the
Hirschmann Company.
8. Bringing into service
Denitionof„nearrange“:
Distance of the hand-held transmitter to the motor control:
max. 15 cm,
or
hold at the hand-held transmitter directly on to the motor-
connecting cable.
The motor-connecting cable thus serves up to a length of
3 metres as an “antenna“.
Denitionof„farrange“:
Distance of the hand-held transmitter to the motor control:
min.1.5 metres,
or
Distance of the hand held transmitter to the motor connec-
ting cable min.0.5 metres
Activate learning mode:
Connect the motor to the power grid.
Switch on the mains.
The motor makes a short back and forth movement
(1 x „click-click“).
After each interruption of the voltage supply, the
learning mode can be activated for 30 min.
I The learning mode is necessary in order to transmit radio codes, or in
order to be able to adjust the end positions again.
Electronic
limit stop
+
radio receiver
1
blue brown black green/yellow
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PE NL1
L1
N
PE
Mains 230V / 50Hz
max.
15 cm
min.
1,5 m
230 V
On
Off
connect to
mains
1 x “click-click“

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In the near range press UP or DOWN key and keep
it pressed for about 3 seconds until the motor
actuates (1 x “click–click“).
I If no action takes place within
60 seconds, the learning mode is deac-
tivated! The motor returns to normal
operation(3x„click-click“).
9. Learning/deleting the radio code
I The learning mode must be activated
rstinordertodeletetheradiocodes.
In the close range press UP or DOWN key for about
1 second. The motor actuates. (1 x “ click-click “).
The remote code is taught to the motor!
I If no action takes place within
60 seconds, the learning mode is deac-
tivated! The motor returns to normal
operation(3x„click-click“).
Deleting the radio code
I The learning mode must be activated
rstinordertodeletetheradiocodes.
At close range, press the UP or DOWN key and hold approx.
5 seconds. The motor reacts immediately
(1 x ‘Click-Click’). Keep the key pressed about 5 sec. until
the motor conrms the deleting of the radio codes with 1
x‘Click-Click’.
I Please note:
You can only delete all remote codes
and sensor remote codes together. It is not possible to delete
individual remote codes.
10. Adjusting the End Position
I It is required for the upper end position to act as a stopper for torque
deactivation (e.g. casing contour).
I Inordertoadjusttheendposition,thelearningmodemustrstbe
activated!
Activating the end position mode:
From far range, press the up or down button and hold until you hear the motor (1 x ‘Click-
Click’).
I Please note!
The correct button allocation for up and down happens automatcally
after programming of the end position is complete.
max. 15 cm
click-
click
or
about 3 sec.
1 x
max. 15 cm
click-
click
or
about 1 sec.
1 x
max. 15 cm
click-
click
or
about 5 sec.
1 x

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Adjusting the Lower End Position
I The lower end position must be adjusted
rst.
From far range, press the up or down button and hold until
the awning has reached the desired end position.
Corrections are possible with the up and down buttons.
Saving the lower end position:
From close range, press the up or down button and hold
approx. 1 second, then release.
The motor responds (1 x ‘Click-Click’).
Adjusting the Upper End Position
From far range, press the up or down button and hold
approx. 3 seconds until the awning retracts and locks.
As soon as the casing is closed, the motor automatically
turns off and the upper end position is saved. You will hear
the motor (1 x ‘Click-Click‘). The up and down buttons are
now assigned to the corresponding turning direction of the
motors!
Programmingisnishedandthemotorhaschanged
to normal operation.
I Finally, conduct at least one trial run, so
that the motor electronics can automa-
tically detect the threshold of the torque
disconnection.
I Please note! When changing the end
position, the power level is reset to its
standard setting (Level 4).
min.
1,5 m
click-
click
1 x
max.
15 cm
min.
1,5 m
click-
click
1 x
max.
15 cm

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11. Teaching-in the Incline Position
To move from an arbitrary position to the desired end position,
press and hold the two-way button for approx. 3 sec. until you
hear the motor (1 x ‘Click-Click‘). Then release the button!
The incline position is now saved.
Changing the Incline Position
See ‘Teaching-in the Incline Position’. However, this is for a
newly desired position.
Deleting the Incline Position
Stop the awning from moving up and down and press and
hold the button approx. 5 sec. until you hear the motor (3 x
‘Click-Click’).
12. Deactivation of the close-range function
If two motors are installed so that both trigger in the close range, there is the option of deacti-
vating the close-range function in one of the two motors.
I The prerequisite is that the motors must be assigned to
different button pairs!
To deactivate the close-range function, move the desired hanging to the upper end position,
push the „UP“ button and keep it pushed for about 5 seconds until the motor conrms (2 x
„click-click“).
The motor must be disconnected from the mains briey to active the close-range function.
min.
1,5 m
click-
click
1 x
min.
1,5 m
click-
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13. GEIGER-Powertronic
The GEIGER-Powertronic enables the user to change the motor’s closing characteristics.
The user can raise or reduce the closing power applied through the motor. This way, he or
she inuences the closing characteristics of the casing. A rise in the closing power causes a
tighter closing of the casing with increased stress on the fabric; a reduction in the closing power
causes a looser closing and less strain to the fabric.
Closing power levels: from level 0 to level 7
GEIGER-delivery setting: level 4
I Caution: By manually raising the closing power (e.g. from level 4 to
level 7) the fabric endures more strain.
In which situations is the GEIGER-Powertronic applied?
• If the casing does not completely close.
• If the closing operation should be optimised for better fabric protection.
When can the GEIGER-Powertronic be applied?
• Anytime; this function can be activated during initial operation, as well as at a later date.
Which resources are necessary?
• GEIGER-hand-held remote, which is taught-in in accordance with Chapter 9.
Please note:
• The end positions are not affected when the GEIGER-Powertronic is activated.
• When the end position teach-in mode is activated, the power level is reset to
• level 4 (GEIGER-delivery setting).
• Only activate the GEIGER-Powertronic after the end positions have been taught-in and a
complete trial has been conducted.

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Activating the GEIGER-Powertronic
1. At close range, press the ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ button and
hold approx. 3 seconds until you hear the motor (1 x
‘Click-Click‘).
2. From far range, press the ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ button and
hold approx. 1 second until you hear the motor (1 x
‘Click-Click‘).
3. At close range, press the ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ button and
hold approx. 3 seconds until you hear the motor (1 x
‘Click-Click‘).
4. Now the power can be incrementally increased with the
‘Up’ button and incrementally reduced with the ‘Down’
button.
5. When the desired power level is reached, at close range,
press the ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ button and hold approx. 1 se-
cond. The motor is now in its normal operating mode.
(1 x ‘Click-Click‘).
I As soon as the lowest or highest power
level has been reached and you try to
continue to raise or lower the level, you
will hear a signal from the motor (2 x
‘Click-Click‘).
Should there be no activity for 60 seconds, input mode will
be deactivated. The power level set will be assumed!
click-
click
1 x
max.
15 cm
min.
1,5 m
click-
click
1 x
click-
click
1 x
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14. Function description of radio motor
In the delivery state, each GEIGER radio receiver and radio transmitter is equipped with the
“GEIGER-Code“ + + + + - + - so that the motor can be operated immediately, in order, for
example, to facilitate the installation of hangings on the winding shaft.
For security reasons, the „GEIGER-Code“ must be overwritten by an individual code! This takes
place automatically in the teaching for the rst time of an individual code (see chapter 9 learn/delete
radio codes).
„GEIGER code“ individual code (example)
The DIP switches No. 8 and No. 9 have no function!
Please take the description and adjustments from the operating instructions of the appropriate
hand-held/wall transmitter.
15. Radio codes
A maximum of three different functional codes can be taught. The motor can thus be a member in
three groups that are independent of one another. Additionally, a further two radio sensor codes
can be taught.
If three radio codes have already been taught and it is attempted to teach a fourth code, the radio
code learnt as the third code is cancelled and replaced by the new code. If two radio sensor
codes have already been taught and it is attempted to teach a third code, the radio sensor code
learnt as the second code is cancelled and replaced by the new code.
Example:
Wireless receiver in the motor
Group 1
Code
+ o o + - o -
Group 2
Code
+ + + o o + +
Group 3
Code
+ - + + - + +
Sensor 1
Code
+ - + + - + +
Sensor 2
Code
+ + + - - + +
For your documentation record any hand-held remote/sensor codes taught into the
motor here:
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Sensor 1 Sensor 2
Programming in the far range/near range
In the radio receiver of the motor is integrated an approach detector that recognizes whether a
radio transmitter is operated from some distance = far range, (at least 1.5 metres distance to
the motor control or 0.5 metres to the motor cable), or it is operated close to the antenna = near
range, (at most 15 cm removed or directly on the motor connecting cable).
+
0
-
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
+
0
-
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I Caution: If radio receivers or motor connecting cables lie near to
one another, unintentional codes can be transmitted to other radio
receivers.
Recommendation:
When starting the motor for the rst time, disconnect motors that are intended to be operated by
another pair of keys, or by another code, from the mains.
16. Initiating End Positions
No incline position has been programmed in:
To initiate the end positions, a short press of the button in the corresponding direction of move-
ment is enough.
To stop the movement, a short press of the button in the opposite direction is enough.
Should a sun-wind sensor be integrated into the system, in automatic mode (solar-on) the end
positions are initiated.
An incline position is programmed in:
To initiate the end positions, the button corresponding to the correct direction of movement must
be pressed for at least 1.5 seconds.
A short press of the button: less than 1.5 seconds will cause the incline position to initiate.
To stop the movement, a short press of the button in the opposite direction is enough.
Should a sun-wind sensor be integrated into the system, in automatic mode (solar-on) the end
positions will always be initiated.
17. Obstacle detection
When, after the teaching of the rst complete, uninterrupted travel from one end position to the
other end position is carried out, the torque needed is learnt.
In any following complete, uninterrupted travel from end position to end position, the torque
needed is automatically reset. Slow changes in the installation due to ageing, soiling, cold or
heat are thus automatically taken into consideration.
If a travel movement in UP direction is blocked by an obstacle, the motor switches off and a
small return motion takes place.
The running direction in which the obstacle was recognized is blocked.
The block is removed if the motor has been operated in the opposite direction for a certain time.
An obstacle must thus rst be released before the motor can be
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18. End position correction
If a lengthening/shortening of the hanging has resulted due to e.g. temperature changes, this will
be automatically corrected by closing the awning.
If, due to temperature changes, an adjusted sleeve performance is set and the hanging runs
against the stop unit, the end position is immediately corrected.
After the rst trial, the motor automatically identies the torque necessary to close the awning and
closes it with the lowest possible power, so that the fabric is
optimally protected.
19. What to do if…
Problem Solution
Noshort“click-click“
on switching on the motor.
• Motor not plugged in.
• Please check the plug connection.
• Check connecting cable for possible
damage.
• Check the mains voltage and allow the
cause of the voltage breakdown to be
tested by a specialist electrician.
Instead of in the upwards direction, motor
runs downwards.
• End positions are set wrongly.
First set the upper, then the lower end
position.
Hand-held transmitter
does not work.
• Check the battery.
• The wind sensor has triggered. Try it again
after the expiry of the wind cut-off time.
• Inadvertent deletion of the radio code.
• Start learning radio code again (see
chapter 9).
After running several times,
the motor breaks down and
no longer responds.
• The motor became too hot and has
switched off.
Try it again after a cooling time of about 15
min.
The motor no longer
runs automatically.
• The sun automatic control mechanism was
switched off.
• The wind sensor has triggered.
Try it again after the expiry of the wind
cut-off time.
• Inadvertent deletion of the radio code. Start
learning radio code again (see chapter 9).
The motor does not react to the near
range
• Move as close as possible to the motor
head with the hand-held transmitter.
• Exchange the batteries in the hand-held
transmitter.
• The close range is deactivated.
To activate the close range disconnect the
motor from the electrical supply for about
3 seconds.
20. Maintenance
The drive is maintenance-free.

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21. Declaration of conformity
Schleifmühle 6 |D-74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen
Phone [phone] |Fax [phone] |[email protected] |www.geiger.de
Sitz Bietigheim-Bissingen |Amtsgericht Stuttgart HRA 300591 | USt-IdNr. DE145002146
Komplementär: Geiger Verwaltungs-GmbH |Sitz Bietigheim-Bissingen |Amtsgericht Stuttgart HRB 300481
Geschäftsführer: Dr. Marc Natusch, Roland Kraus |WEEE-Reg.-Nr. DE47902323
Gerhard Geiger GmbH & Co. KG
EU Declaration of Conformity
Bietigheim-Bissingen, 27.06.2018 Dr. Marc Natusch (General Manager)
Product designation:
Venetian blinds motor, motor for rolling shutters, motor for awnings
Type designation:
GJ56..
GR45..
GU45..
GSI56..
Applied directives:
2006/42/EC
2014/30/EU
2014/53/EU
2011/65/EU
Applied standards:
DIN EN 60335-1 (VDE 0700-1):2012-10; EN 60335-1:2012
DIN EN 60335-1 Ber.1 (VDE 0700-1 Ber.1):2014-04; EN 60335-1:2012/AC:2014
EN 60335-1:2012/A11:2014
DIN EN 60335-2-97 (VDE 0700-97):2017-05; EN 60335-2-97:2006+A11:2008+A2:2010
+A12:2015
DIN EN 62233 (VDE 0700-366):2008-11; EN 62233:2008
DIN EN 62233 Ber.1 (VDE 0700-366 Ber.1):2009-04; EN 62233 Ber.1:2008
DIN EN ISO 12100:2011-03; EN ISO 12100:2010
DIN EN 55014-1:2012-05; EN 55014-1:2006 + A1:2009 + A2:2011
DIN EN 55014-2:2016-01; EN55014-2:2015
DIN EN 61000-3-2:2015-03; EN 61000-3-2:2014
DIN EN 61000-3-3:2014-03; EN 61000-3-3:2013
ETSI EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2(2011-09)
ETSI EN 301 489-3 V1.6.1(2013-08)
ETSI EN 300 220-2 V3.1.1(2017-02)
Authorized representative for technical data:
Gerhard Geiger GmbH & Co. KG
Address:
Schleifmühle 6, D-74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen
en
Gerhard Geiger GmbH & Co. KG
Antriebstechnik
Schleifmühle 6
D-74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen
0618100W1518
Current declarations of conformity are available under www.geiger.de

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For technical questions, please call our service team at: [phone].
They will be happy to assist you.
Gerhard Geiger GmbH & Co. KG
Schleifmühle 6
D-74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen
Telephone: [phone]
Telefax: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail]
Internet: www.geiger.de
22. Technical data
Technical data of tubular motor SOLIDline-KS (GU45..)
GU4506 GU4510 GU4520 GU4530 GU4540 GU4550
Voltage 230 V~/50 Hz
Current 0,36 A 0,47 A 0,63 A 0,8 A 1,0 A 1,0 A
Cos Phi (cosj)>0,95
Inrush current (factor) x 1,2
Power 83 W 105 W 140 W 180 W 220 W 220 W
Torque 6 Nm 10 Nm 20 Nm 30 Nm 40 Nm 50 Nm
Speed 16 rpm 16 rpm 16 rpm 16 rpm 16 rpm 12 rpm
Protection class IP 44
Total length1) 506,5
mm
516,5
mm
546,5
mm
566,5
mm
586,5
mm
586,5
mm
Operating mode S2 4 min S2 4 min S2 5 min S2 4 min S2 4 min S2 4 min
Sound pressure level2) 39 dB(A) 39 dB(A) 41 dB(A) 41 dB(A) 43 dB(A) -
Diameter 45 mm
Weight approx
1,85 kg
approx
1,90 kg
approx
2,20 kg
approx
2,40 kg
approx
2,70 kg
approx
2,70 kg
Storage temperature/
Humidity
T = -15°C .. +70°C / dry and non-condensing place
1) SOLIDline-COM + 3,5 mm / SOLIDline-SOC: + 3 mm / SOLIDline-SIL: ± 0 mm (without trunnion)
2) The average sound pressure level data are intended for guidance only. The values were determined by
GEIGER at a distance of 1 m, with a hanging motor at idle speed and averaged over 10 seconds. There is no
reference to any specific test standard.
Subject to technical modifications DE
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geprüfte
Sicherheit
23. Notes on waste disposal
Recycling of packaging materials
In the interest of environmental protection, please contact your local government’s recycling or
solid waste management department to learn more about the services it provides.
Waste disposal of electric and electronic equipment
Electrical and electronic equipment must be collected and disposed of separately in accordance
with EU regulations.