GEZE Powerturn Quick guide

Powerturn
Valid for variants:
Powerturn (1-leaf/2-leaf)
Powerturn F (1-leaf)
Powerturn F-IS (2-leaf)
Powerturn F/R (1-leaf)
Powerturn F/R-IS (2-leaf)
EN Installation and service instructions
156563-04

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Contents
Symbols and illustrations ..................................................................................................................................................4
Product liability.....................................................................................................................................................................4
Reference documents ........................................................................................................................................................4
1 Safety instructions...................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Intended use.......................................................................................................................................................................................................5
1.2 Safety instructions ...........................................................................................................................................................................................5
1.3 Safety-conscious working.............................................................................................................................................................................6
1.4 Inspection of the installed system .............................................................................................................................................................6
1.5 Environmentally conscious working.........................................................................................................................................................6
2 Tools and aids............................................................................................................................................................6
3 Scope of delivery and completeness................................................................................................................7
4 Transportation and storage .................................................................................................................................7
5 Product description ................................................................................................................................................8
5.1 System description and technical data ....................................................................................................................................................8
5.1.1 Max. range of use - Powerturn.....................................................................................................................................................................8
5.1.2 Mechanical data................................................................................................................................................................................................8
5.1.3 Electrical data.....................................................................................................................................................................................................8
5.2 Basic structure and extension......................................................................................................................................................................9
5.2.1 Drive ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
5.2.2 Roller guide rail with lever ............................................................................................................................................................................9
5.2.3 Link arm............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
5.2.4 Activation devices (accessories)............................................................................................................................................................... 10
5.3 Types of installation...................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
5.3.1 Rail installation and link arm ..................................................................................................................................................................... 10
6 Preparing installation...........................................................................................................................................12
6.1 General installation information...............................................................................................................................................................12
6.1.1 Preparations to be made on site...............................................................................................................................................................13
6.2 Fitting dimensions for the installation types.......................................................................................................................................14
6.2.1 Transom installation hinge side with standard roller guide rail ...................................................................................................14
6.2.2 Transom installation opposite hinge side with standard roller guide rail ................................................................................15
6.2.3 Door leaf installation, hinge side, with standard roller guide rail ............................................................................................... 16
6.2.4 Door leaf installation, opposite hinge side, with standard roller guide rail .............................................................................17
6.2.5 Door installation, hinge side, with link arm..........................................................................................................................................18
6.2.6 Transom installation opposite hinge side with link arm..................................................................................................................19
6.2.7 1-leaf installation with cover extension kit or extended cover.................................................................................................... 20
6.2.8 2-leaf installation with intermediate cover kit with partitioned or continuous cover ........................................................ 22
7 Installation............................................................................................................................................................... 23
7.1 Installing the mounting plate ................................................................................................................................................................... 23
7.2 Cable guide surface-mounted on the hinge-side end cap............................................................................................................ 23
7.2.1 Cable guide via door transmission cable for door leaf installation ............................................................................................ 23
7.2.2 Sensor cable guiding via door transmission cable in the case of transom installation ...................................................... 25
7.3 Preparing the electrical connection....................................................................................................................................................... 26
7.4 Preparing the drive ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
7.5 Hooking the drive into the mounting plate ........................................................................................................................................ 27
7.6 Access to the 230 V connection with drive installed........................................................................................................................ 28
7.7 Establishing electrical plug-in connections ........................................................................................................................................ 29
7.8 Installing cable guides................................................................................................................................................................................. 30
7.9 Installing the standard roller guide rail..................................................................................................................................................31

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7.10 Installing the integrated opening restrictor.........................................................................................................................................31
7.11 Installing the link arm bearing block...................................................................................................................................................... 32
7.12 Inserting the counter piece ....................................................................................................................................................................... 32
7.13 Installing the spindle extension............................................................................................................................................................... 32
7.14 Installing the shaft cover ............................................................................................................................................................................ 33
7.15 Fitting the mounting aid............................................................................................................................................................................. 34
7.16 Installing and removing the lever (for installation with roller guide rail)................................................................................. 34
7.16.1 Installing the lever......................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
7.16.2 Disassembling the lever.............................................................................................................................................................................. 36
7.17 Installing and removing the link arm..................................................................................................................................................... 37
7.17.1 Installing the link arm .................................................................................................................................................................................. 37
7.17.2 Removing the link arm ................................................................................................................................................................................ 37
7.18 Installing the integrated closing sequence selector........................................................................................................................ 38
7.19 Entries on the identication plate........................................................................................................................................................... 38
8 Electrical connection........................................................................................................................................... 40
8.1 Mains connection.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
9 Settings .....................................................................................................................................................................41
9.1 Setting the closing force..............................................................................................................................................................................41
9.2 Closing time and latching action function for de-energised operation................................................................................... 43
9.3 Final installation............................................................................................................................................................................................. 44
9.3.1 Breaking the end caps out .........................................................................................................................................................................44
9.3.2 Inserting end caps......................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
9.3.3 Attaching the cover ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
9.3.4 Removing the cover and side panels..................................................................................................................................................... 46
10 Service and maintenance .................................................................................................................................. 47
10.1 Dangers during mechanical service....................................................................................................................................................... 47
10.2 Maintenance work......................................................................................................................................................................................... 47
10.3 Electrical service............................................................................................................................................................................................. 47
10.4 Electrical faults................................................................................................................................................................................................ 48
11 Powerturn installation check list..................................................................................................................... 48
12 Supplementary installation sheet for tting the lever in the correct position............................... 49

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Symbols and illustrations
Warning notices
In these instructions, warning notices are used to warn against material damage and injuries.
XAlways read and observe these warning notices.
XObserve all measures marked with the warning symbol and warning word.
Warning
symbol
Warning
word
Meaning
WARNING Danger to persons.
Non-compliance can result in death or serious injuries.
Further symbols and illustrations
Important information and technical notes are highlighted to explain correct operation.
Symbol Meaning
means “important note”.
Information to prevent property damage, to understand or optimise the operation sequences.
means “additional Information”
XSymbol for an action: This means you have to do something.
XIf there are several actions to be taken, keep to the given order.
Product liability
In compliance with the liability of the manufacturer for his products as dened in the German “Product Liability
Act”, compliance with the information contained in this brochure (product information and intended use, misuse,
product performance, product maintenance, obligations to provide information and instructions) must be en-
sured. Failure to comply releases the manufacturer from his statutory liability.
Reference documents
Type Name
Wiring diagram Powerturn
The diagrams are subject to change without notice. Use only the most recent version.

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Safety instructions
1 Safety instructions
1.1 Intended use
The Powerturn/PowerturnF drive unit is designed for the automatic opening and closing of single-action swing doors.
The Powerturn is designed solely for use
àin dry rooms,
àin entrances and interior areas of pedestrian trac in commercial plants and public areas,
àin private areas.
The Powerturn
àmay be used on escape and rescue routes,
àmust not be used on re and smoke protection doors,
àmust not be used for potentially explosive areas.
The Powerturn F
àis designed for use on re or smoke protection doors,
àmay be used on escape and rescue route doors,
àmust not be used for potentially explosive areas.
Any improper use such as permanent manual operation, as well as any modication to the product, is not permitted.
Observe the “GEZE Product information for door closers”.
1.2 Safety instructions
àThe mandatory installation, maintenance and repair work must be performed by properly trained personnel
authorised by GEZE.
àThe country-specic laws and regulations are to be observed during safety-related tests.
àIf unauthorised changes are made to the system, GEZE cannot be held liable in any way whatsoever for any
resulting damage, and the statement of approval for use in escape and rescue routes is no longer valid.
àGEZE does not accept any warranty for combinations with third-party products.
àFurthermore, only original GEZE parts may be used for repair and maintenance work.
àThe connection to the mains voltage must be made by a professional electrician. Perform the power connec-
tion and protective earth connection test in accordance with VDE 0100 Part 610.
àUse an on-site automatic cut-out as the line-side disconnecting device, the dimensioning of which is matched
to the type, cross-section, type of routing and ambient conditions of the on-site power supply circuit. Theau-
tomatic cut-out must have at least 4A and max. 16A.
àProtect the display programme switch against unauthorised access.
àIn compliance with Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, a risk analysis must be performed and the door system
identied in accordance with CE Marking Directive 93/68/EEC before the door system is commissioned.
àObserve the latest versions of guidelines, standards and country-specic regulations, in particular:
àASR A1.7 “Guidelines for doors and gates”
àDIN 18650 “Building hardware - Powered pedestrian doors”
àDIN EN 16005 “Power operated pedestrian doorsets - Safety in use - Requirements and test methods”
àDIN VDE 0100-600 “Testing electrical systems”
àDIN EN 60335-2-103, DIN 18263-4
àAccident prevention regulations, especially DGUV regulation 1 “Principles of prevention” and DGUV regula-
tion 3 “Electrical installations and equipment”
The product should be installed or incorporated in such a way that eortless access to the product is guaranteed
during any repairs and/or maintenance, and that any removal costs do not stand out of economic proportion
tothe value of the product.

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Tools and aids
1.3 Safety-conscious working
àSecure workplace against unauthorised entry.
àWatch the swivelling range of long system parts.
àNever carry out work with a high safety risk (e.g. installing the drive, cover or door leaf) while alone.
àSecure the cover/drive panels against falling.
àUse only the cables specied on the cable plan provided. Cables must be shielded in compliance with thewir-
ing diagram.
àSecure loose, internal drive cables with cable ties.
àBefore working on the electrical system disconnect the drive from the 230 V power supply and check theiso-
lation from supply.
àNote that if an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is used, the system will still be supplied with voltage de-
spite the fact that the power supply is disconnected.
àAlways use insulated wire-end ferrules for wire cores.
àMake sure of sucient lighting.
àUse safety glass.
àAttach safety stickers to glass door leaves.
àDanger of injury with opened drive. Hair, clothing, cables, etc. can be drawn in by rotating parts!
àDanger of injury caused by unsecured crushing, impact, drawing-in or shearing spots!
àDanger of injury due to glass breakage!
àDanger of injury due to sharp edges in the drive!
àDanger of injury during installation through freely moving parts!
1.4 Inspection of the installed system
Measures for protection and prevention of pinching, impact, shearing or drawing-in spots:
àCheck the function of safety sensors and movement detectors.
àCheck protective earth connection to all metal parts that can be touched.
àPerform a safety analysis (risk analysis).
1.5 Environmentally conscious working
àWhen disposing of the door system, separate the dierent materials and have them recycled.
àDo not dispose of batteries and rechargeable batteries with household waste.
àComply with the statutory regulations when disposing of the door system and the batteries/rechargeable batteries.
2 Tools and aids
Tool Closer size
Drill bit Ø 4.2 mm and Ø 5 mm
Threading tap M 5 and M6
Allen key set 1.5 mm … 6 mm
Slot screwdriver 2.5mm
Cross-tip screwdriver PH2
Centre punch
Hammer
Wire stripper
Crimping pliers for cables
Torque spanner up to 15 Nm
Installation tool for lever installation for the type
of installation involving a roller guide rail
Mat. no. 158454

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Scope of delivery and completeness
3 Scope of delivery and completeness
XOpen packaging units and check for completeness.
Powerturn drive unit with roller guide rail or link arm
àDrive unit
àDrive
àSet of xing screws
àCounter piece, set for fastening the lever
àMounting plate
àConnection - 230V
àCover
àSide panels
àCap section cover
Depending on order:
àRoller guide rail
àRail
àRoller cpl.
àLever
àSet of xing screws
àSensor roller guide rail
àRail
àLever
àRoller cpl.
àSet of xing screws
or
àLink arm (closer size depending on reveal depth)
àSet of xing screws
àSensor link arm
àSensor adapter
Accessories (optional)
Activation devices in compliance with the specications on the wiring diagram:
àDoor stop buer
àIntegrated opening restrictor (only for roller guide rail)
àDisplay programme switch / service terminal ST220 / GEZEconnects
àSmoke control unit
àManual trigger switch
àIS kit for 2-leaf systems, see separate installation instructions
àInstallation tool for lever installation
àExtended suspension bolt
Additional optional accessories possible.
4 Transportation and storage
àThe Powerturn drive unit is not built for hard knocks or for falling from a height. Do not throw, do not drop.
àStorage temperatures under –30 °C and above +60 °C can result in damage to the device.
àProtect against humidity.
àThe cable binders are used as transport securing devices and must not be loosened before the construction
site is reached.

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Product description
5 Product description
5.1 System description and technical data
The Powerturn
àis a swing door drive with fully automatic operation activated by sensors or push buttons,
àoperates electrically during opening and closing.
Use on 2-leaf doors is possible in conjunction with 2x Powerturn.
5.1.1 Max. range of use - Powerturn
This chart shows maximum values for door width and door weights for the use of the Powerturn/PowerturnF.
The closing time to be set must be determined in accordance with the specications below.
àThe curve depicts the maximum values of the opening time for a door opening angle of up to 90°. All possible
pairs can be used below the curve.
XSet closing time min. 1s longer than the opening time.
àFor transom installation-opposite hinge side-roller guide rail: Time from diagram + 1s
Limitation of use of Powerturn with opening times up to 90° door opening angle
Door weight (kg)
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
320
340
360
380
400
420
440
460
480
500
520
540
560
580
600
620
700800 90010001100120013001400150016001700
3s 4s 6s5s
--
Door width (mm)
Example calculation
àClosing time = opening time + 1s
Example: 1200mm with 220kg =4s + 1 s = 5 s
Dierences to the actual opening time can occur depending on installation.
5.1.2 Mechanical data
Dimensions (H x D x L): 70 × 130 × 720mm
Max. ambient temperature range: –15°C … +50°C
Drive mass: approx. 10.3kg
5.1.3 Electrical data
Mains connection: 230 V AC, +10% / –14%, 50/60 Hz
Capacity rating: max. 200W
Externally connectable devices: 24 V DC, max. 1200mA

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Product description
5.2 Basic structure and extension
5.2.1 Drive
1 Side panels
2 Mounting plate
3 Drive axle, continuous
4 Motor gear unit
5 Control unit
6 Cover
7 Cap section cover
8 E-cover
9 Connector panel
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5.2.2 Roller guide rail with lever
Installation depends on the type of installation chosen.
Standard roller guide rail with lever:
1 End cap
2 Roller guide rail
3 Suspension bolt cpl.
4 Roller lever
3
1
2
1
4
Sensor roller guide rail with lever:
1 Spacer blocks
2 Roller guide rail
3 Suspension bolt cpl.
4 Roller lever
5 End cap
3
1
2
1
4
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Product description
5.2.3 Link arm
Standard link arm:
Sensor link arm (with link arm adapter):
5.2.4 Activation devices (accessories)
Refer to the wiring diagram for the Powerturn.
5.3 Types of installation
àThe opening angle of the door always has to be limited by a door stop.
àLoads due to wind pressure, negative pressure or excess pressure must be taken into account.
àThe 2-leaf version corresponds to the 1-leaf type of installation.
àWe recommend the installation type involving link arms for the external doors.
The Powerturn allows the following types of installation, each in DIN left and DIN right:
5.3.1 Rail installation and link arm
Type of installation Dimension Powerturn Powerturn F
Transom installation hinge side rail
Reveal depth LT [mm] 0–100 5)
(60–200) 1, 5)
0–100
Door overlap Ü [mm] 0–30
Max. door opening angle TÖW [°] approx. 102–133 2)
Standard roller guide rail L = [mm] 691
Lever L = [mm] 330
Hinge clearance [mm] 190
EN class /
Closing torque (at 0–4°) [Nm]
4–6 / 59 (70) 6)
Transom installation opposite hinge side rail
Reveal depth + door leaf thick-
ness[mm]
max. 100
Max. door opening angle TÖW [°] approx. 108 3)
Standard roller guide rail L = [mm] 691
Lever L = [mm] 450
Hinge clearance [mm] 190
EN class /
Closing torque (at 0–4°) [Nm]
4–6 / 63 (65) 6)

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Product description
Type of installation Dimension Powerturn Powerturn F
Door installation hinge side rail
Reveal depth LT [mm] 0–50
Door overlap Ü [mm] 0–30
Max. door opening angle TÖW [°] approx. 126 3)
Standard roller guide rail L = [mm] 738
Lever L = [mm] 330
Hinge clearance [mm] 220
EN class /
Closing torque (at 0–4°) [Nm]
4–6 / 70 (78) 6)
Door installation opposite hinge side rail
Reveal depth LT [mm] 0
Max. door leaf thickness [mm] 100 7)
Max. door opening angle TÖW [°] approx. 104
Standard roller guide rail L = [mm] 738
Lever L = [mm] 450
Hinge clearance [mm] 220
EN class /
Closing torque (at 0–4°) [Nm]
4–6 / 59 (62) 6)
Door installation hinge side link arm
Reveal depth LT [mm] 0
Door overlap Ü [mm] 0–30 0
Hinge clearance [mm] 220
Max. door opening angle TÖW [°] approx. 115
EN class /
Closing torque (at 0–4°) [Nm]
6–7 / 124 (128) 6)
Transom installation opposite hinge side link arm
Standard reveal depth LT [mm] up to 510 up to 300
Reveal depths LT with link arm
adapter for sensor link arm [mm] up to 560 up to 300
Max. door leaf thickness [mm] 150
Max. door opening angle TÖW [°] approx. 110–135 2,3,4)
Hinge clearance [mm] 190
EN class /
Closing torque (at 0–4°) [Nm]
6–7 / 97 (123) 6)
1) With lever (450 mm)
2) Refer to the following charts to determine the max. door opening angle
3) TÖW through a collision between the lever/drive and the door/frame
4) Transom installation-opposite hinge side-link arm/reveal-max. door opening angle chart - see below
5) Transom installation-hinge side-rail/reveal-max. door opening angle chart - see below
6) Values in brackets at max. door opening angle 95°
Possible damage to the drive if the prescribed closing torque is not observed.
7) If the max. door leaf thickness is exceeded, the roller guide rail must be moved

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Transom installation-opposite hinge side-link arm/ reveal/ max. door opening angle chart
Max. door opening angle [°]
0
20
40
60
80
10
0
12
0
14
0
160
050100 150200 250300 350400 450500
Reveal depth [mm]
Door opening angle (TÖW)
Door opening angle (TÖW) with sensor link arm
Transom installation-hinge side-rail / reveal / max. door opening angle chart
Max. door opening angle [°]
80
90
10
0
11
0
12
0
13
0
140
020406080100 120140 160180 200
*
*
*
*
Reveal depth [mm]
* Preload
Lever 330 mm
Lever 450 mm (not permissible for Powerturn F)
See sales unit: Roller guide rail Powerturn transom installation opposite hinge side
An integrated opening restrictor has no eect when the reveal depth is > 130mm
6 Preparing installation
6.1 General installation information
àObserve all the instructions. Incorrect installation can result in serious injuries.
àThe specied ambient temperature range at the installation location of the drive must be observed.
àAfter completing installation, the settings and functionality of the drive must be checked.

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Preparing installation
6.1.1 Preparations to be made on site
Checking of the location conditions and the required space
àThe substructure must ensure safe attachment of the drive.
àThe bottom edge of the element mounted at the lowest point (roller guide rail or link arm) must be mounted
at least 2 m above the oor.
XOnly use suitable means of fastening such as wall plugs, riveting nuts, etc.
XBefore installation of the drive check whether the door leaf is in a good mechanical state and can be opened
and closed easily.
XLay cables in accordance with the cable plan.
XCheck the planned type of installation on the leaf or frame prole (see section 5.3).
Check the space available
XMaintain free space of at least 5 mm above the drive *)
XMaintain free space of at least 19 mm between the upper row of holes and the ceiling.
min. 5 mm*
min. 19 mm
* For versions with smoke switch see the separate installation instructions for the minimum clearance. With
aclearance of 5-10mm, the connector panel must be loosened during assembly of the drive, cf. chapter 7.6
Explanation of hinge clearance
There is a dotted line (3) on the mounting plate (2). The tape measure (1) can be fastened to the dotted line.
Explanation of screwing point
There are a total of 8 screwing points (5) with 2 drill holes each in the mounting plate (2), one inner and one outer
drill hole. The outer drill holes are to be preferred for fastening the mounting plate.





Fastening the mounting plate
àMake sure the mounting plate is in the correct position, see directional arrow (4).
àSet at least one screw at each screwing point (5), preferably at the outer screwing points.
XScrew the mounting plate (2) on using 8 screws.

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6.2 Fitting dimensions for the installation types
6.2.1 Transom installation hinge side with standard roller guide rail
àHole pattern DIN left and DIN right reversed.
àFollow dierent installation instructions for a sensor roller guide rail.
Fastening DIN left Fastening DIN right
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X4
X4
1 Dimensional reference centre of hinge/top edge of door
2 concealed line-feed possible in the hatched area, e.g. Ø 20 mm for the mains connection cable or low-voltage
connection (a side line-feed is also possible as an option, see chapter 7.2)
3 Directional arrow for precise positioning of the mounting plate
4 Hinge size 190 mm
Fasteners
Steel/ aluminium doors Timber doors
Drive fastening 8 countersunk screws M6 × 25 and riveting nut M6 8 wood screws Ø6 × 50
Fastening of standard roller guide rail 2 countersunk screws M5 × 40 and riveting nut M5 2 wood screws Ø5 × 50
Space requirement and fastening of standard roller guide rail
720
691
L = 330 mm
190
30
AV X1X2X3
036 92 25
30 66 122 55
50 86 142 75
Suspension bolt X4X5
Standard 10 26
23 mm elongated 33 49
AV Spindle extension
L Lever length
130
X2
42
X1= 36 + AV
1010
X4
X5
22
50 50
50
50
7*
5
66
5 Base - Upper edge of door
6 Space requirement for sensors
* important functional dimension

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Preparing installation
6.2.2 Transom installation opposite hinge side with standard roller guide rail
àHole pattern DIN left and DIN right reversed.
àFollow dierent installation instructions for a sensor roller guide rail.
Fastening DIN right Fastening DIN left
44
Y4
Y4
1 Dimensional reference centre of hinge/bottom edge of frame
2 concealed line-feed possible in the hatched area, e.g. Ø 20 mm for the mains connection cable or low-voltage
connection (a side line-feed is also possible as an option, see chapter 7.2)
3 Directional arrow for precise positioning of the mounting plate
4 Hinge size 190 mm
Fasteners
Steel/aluminium doors Timber doors
Drive fastening 8 countersunk screws M6 × 25 and riveting nut M6 8 wood screws Ø6 × 50
Fastening of standard roller guide rail 2 countersunk screws M5 × 40 and riveting nut M5 2 wood screws Ø5 × 50
Space requirement and fastening of standard roller guide rail
720
691
190
30
L = 450 mm
AV Y1Y2Y3
016 72 5
30 46 102 35
50 66 122 55
Suspension bolt Y4Y5
Standard 30 46
23 mm elongated 53 69
AV Spindle extension
L Lever length
130
Y2= 72 + AV
7*
42Y1= 16 + AV
1010
Y4
Y5
22
50
50
50
30
50
6 6
5
5 Base lower edge of lintel
6 Space requirement for sensors
* important functional dimension

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Preparing installation
6.2.3 Door leaf installation, hinge side, with standard roller guide rail
Hole pattern DIN left and DIN right reversed.
Fastening DIN left Fastening DIN right
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1 Dimensional reference centre of hinge/top edge of door
2 Directional arrow for precise positioning of the mounting plate
3 Hinge size 220 mm
Fasteners
Steel/ aluminium doors Timber doors
Drive fastening 8 countersunk screws M6 × 25 and riveting nut M6 8 wood screws Ø6 × 50
Fastening of standard roller
guide rail
2 countersunk screws M5 × 40 and riveting nut M5 2 wood screws Ø5 × 50
Fastening of connecting bracket 2 cylinder head screws M6 × 12 and riveting nut M6 2 wood screws Ø6 × 30
Space requirement and fastening of standard roller guide rail
720
L = 330
220
738
30
AV X1X2
016 72
30 46 102
50 66 122
Suspension bolt X4X5
Standard 30 46
23 mm elongated 53 69
AV Spindle extension
L Lever length
130
30
7*
1010 22
42
X1= 16 + AV
X4
X5
50 50
50 50
5 5
4
X2
4 Base - Upper edge of door
5 Space requirement for sensors
* important functional dimension

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Preparing installation
6.2.4 Door leaf installation, opposite hinge side, with standard roller guide rail
Hole pattern DIN left and DIN right reversed.
Fastening DIN right Fastening DIN left
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1 Dimensional reference centre of hinge/bottom edge of frame
2 Directional arrow for precise positioning of the mounting plate
3 Hinge size 220 mm
Fasteners
Steel/ aluminium doors Timber doors
Drive fastening 8 countersunk screws M6 × 25 and riveting nut M6 8 wood screws Ø6 × 50
Fastening of standard roller
guide rail
2 countersunk screws M5 × 40 and riveting nut M5 2 wood screws Ø5 × 50
Fastening of connecting bracket 2 cylinder head screws M6 × 12 and riveting nut M6 2 wood screws Ø6 × 30
Space requirement and fastening of standard roller guide rail
L = 450
720
220
738
30
AV Y1Y2
036 92
30 66 122
50 86 142
Suspension bolt Y4Y5
Standard 10 46
23 mm elongated 33 69
AV Spindle extension
L Lever length
7*
130
30
1010 22
42 Y1= 36 + AV
50
50
50 50
5 5
4
Y2Y5
Y4
4 Base lower edge of lintel
5 Space requirement for sensors
* important functional dimension

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Preparing installation
6.2.5 Door installation, hinge side, with link arm
Hole pattern DIN left and DIN right reversed.
Fastening DIN left Fastening DIN right
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1 Dimensional reference centre of hinge
2 Directional arrow for precise positioning of the mounting plate
3 Hinge size 220 mm
Fasteners
Steel/ aluminium doors Timber doors
Drive fastening 8 countersunk screws M6 × 25 and riveting nut M6 8 wood screws Ø6 × 50
Fastening of link arm 2 cylinder head screws M6 × 20 and riveting nut M6 2 wood screws Ø5 × 50
Fastening of connecting bracket 2 cylinder head screws M6 × 12 and riveting nut M6 2 wood screws Ø6 × 30
Space requirement and fastening of link arm
720
220100
30
AV X1X2
016 72
30 46 102
50 66 122
AV Spindle extension
X2
50
X1= 16 + AV
30
42
7*
10
10 22
50
50 50
5
4
5
4 Base - Upper edge of door
5 Space requirement for sensors
* important functional dimension

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6.2.6 Transom installation opposite hinge side with link arm
Hole pattern DIN left and DIN right reversed.
Fastening DIN right Fastening DIN left
44
30*
30*
1 Dimensional reference centre of hinge
2 concealed line-feed possible in the hatched area, e.g. Ø 20 mm for the mains connection cable or low-voltage
connection (a side line-feed is also possible as an option, see chapter 7.2)
3 Directional arrow for precise positioning of the mounting plate
4 Hinge size 190 mm
* With sensor adapter 35.5mm
Fasteners
Steel/ aluminium doors Timber doors
Drive fastening 8 countersunk screws M6 × 25 and riveting nut M6 8 wood screws Ø6 × 50
Fastening of link arm 2 cylinder head screws M6 × 20 and riveting nut M6 2 wood screws Ø6 × 30
Fastening of sensor adapter 2 countersunk screws M6 × 16 and riveting nut M6 2 wood screws Ø6 × 30
Space requirement and fastening of link arm
720
190
100
AV Y1Y2Y3
016 72 5
30 46 102 35
50 66 122 55
AV Spindle extension
42
Y1= 16 + AV
Y2= 72 + AV
1010 22
LT
130
50
50
30*
8**
50 50
5
6 6
AV = 30
5 Base lower edge of lintel
6 Space requirement for sensors
* With sensor adapter 35.5mm
** important functional dimension
LT Reveal depth

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6.2.7 1-leaf installation with cover extension kit or extended cover
Only install approved components.
Partitioned cover, length = min. 115 mm
XInstall the mounting plate (1) (refer
tochapter 7.1).

XSlide the template (2) into the mounting
plate (1).


XAdjust the base plate (4) to the template(2)
or the shape of the door using a spirit level
if necessary.
XMark the drill hole positions.
XRemove the template.
If a smoke switch is installed, the V-marking(3)
must be pointing towards the drive.




XDrill bore-holes and screw down the
base plate (4).
If the base plate is longer than 500mm,
additional xing drill holes are prepared
inthecentre of the base plate.


XFix the cover xings (5) with 2 cylinder
head screws M5×10(6) each.
If the base plate is longer than 500mm,
anadditional cover xing is provided
inthecentre.

