Hella PM07 protect Setup guide

Installation instructions and Instructions for use
These instructions must be read
prior to installation
and use!
Concealed awning PM07 protect
Operating guidelines
Installation instructions and Instructions for use
Table of Contents
Preliminary remarks HELLA Concealed awning PM07 protect.............................................3
General notes.......................................................................................................................4
CE marking...........................................................................................................................5
Safety instructions ................................................................................................................6
Designated use ..................................................................................................................12
Interesting facts about awning covers ................................................................................16
Servicing, maintenance and repair ..................................................................................... 18
Operating guidelines...........................................................................................................21
Operating principle Somfy Maestria+ 50 io.........................................................................22
Operating principle of the elero drives................................................................................23
Before installation...............................................................................................................24
Part designation PM07 - box ..............................................................................................31
Part designation PM07 - Plaster base ................................................................................32
Part designation PM07 - Insulation 20/40mm.....................................................................33
Part designation PM07 - standard guide rail 32x55 mm....................................................34
Part designation PM07 - guide rail 32x97/115/130 mm......................................................35
Drive duct ...........................................................................................................................36
Installation options - Guide rail 32x97/115/130 mm............................................................41
Installation options - guide rail 32x97/115/130 incl. adapter profile ....................................44
Direct installation ................................................................................................................47
Adjusting the motor.............................................................................................................53
Activation guidelines for electric drives...............................................................................54
Connection directives for motor drive .................................................................................55
Functional check ................................................................................................................59
Commissioning...................................................................................................................60
Removal roller tube with drive ............................................................................................61
Installation roller tube with drive .........................................................................................66
Removal in general.............................................................................................................73
Handing over report (for the fitter) ......................................................................................74
Handing over report (for the user) ......................................................................................75
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Preliminary remarks HELLA
Concealed awning PM07 protect
With this HELLA product you have opted for a high-quality product with a most up-to-date
technology that can nevertheless be easily installed and operated. In these instructions we
describe the basic installation, commissioning and use.
For authorized specialist staff
For the consumer (user)
The following symbols will assist you with the installation or use and require a safety-
conscious conduct:
Attention!
This symbol indicates instructions that, if disregarded, can put the user in
danger.
Attention!
This symbol indicates instructions that, if disregarded, can potentially
result in damage to the product.
This symbol indicates instructions for use or helpful information.
This symbol requires you to act.
Attention!
This symbol indicates a risk of injury or danger to life due to an electric
shock.
This symbol indicates parts of the product, for which you will find
important information in these installation instructions.
This symbol indicates the
cleaning of the product.
This symbol indicates the
maintenance and repair of
the product.
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General notes
Questions
In case of questions concerning the installation or the use of your product, please consult
your authorized specialist shop.
Spare parts/repairs
Spare parts are available at your HELLA specialist shop. Only spare parts that are
approved by HELLA are allowed to be used.
Warranty/guarantee
Precondition for warranty and guarantee is a correct and regular maintenance of the sun
protection device (at least once a year).
Warranty claims are subject to statutory limitation periods. Service parts are excluded
from the warranty; the same applies for changes in color and changes in characteristics
caused by UV radiation.
As the composition or the chemical and physical properties of the plasters used are
beyond our control, the resistance of our systems to corrosion cannot be guaranteed,
Liability
In case of non-observance of the directions and information given in these instructions
and in case of improper operation or unintended use, the manufacturer shall not accept
any warranty claims concerning any damage to the product. In these cases, the liability
for consequential damage to any parts or persons is ruled out as well.
Legal notes
The graphs and texts of these instructions were carefully prepared. We cannot be held
liable for any errors and their potential consequences! Subject to technical modifications
to the product and to these instructions! These instructions include copyrighted
information. All rights reserved! The listed product or brand names are trademarks of the
respective owners.

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CE marking
The HELLA concealed awning PM07 protect (side seam guided) is in compliance with the
declaration of performance according to the Construction Products Regulation; if the unit is
operated with a motor drive it is additionally in compliance with the Machinery Directive and
the Guideline for Electromagnetic Compatibility; in case of proper use, the awning
corresponds to the basic requirements of the harmonised standard EN 13561. The
respective declarations are deposited with the manufacturers.
*) Wind resistance classes according to product size [m²] - see chapter “Intended use”.
The CE identification applies for the delivery status of the product. The product mounted
meets the requirements of the specified standard only, if
during installation the information and instructions given in these instructions as well
as the information and instructions of the manufacturers of the screws have been
observed,
the product is installed with the recommended type and number of fasteners/screws.
No changes, rebuildings or extensions, with the exception of those described in these
instructions, are allowed with this product. The fixed CE-label expires with any change,
rebuilding or extension.
HELLA Sonnen- und Wetterschutztechnik GmbH
A-9913 Abfaltersbach 125
23
LE-PUMP-01-003
EN 13561:2004+A1:2008
Concealed awning side seam guided
PM07 protect
Exterior textile sun protection
Wind resistance class 3-6* - in connection
with the regulation (EU) 2019/1188
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Safety instructions
These installation instructions refer to prefabricated elements, that (1) for
100% are made from parts, which are defined by us, and (2) which are
made in manufacturing processes, which are defined by us too; in all other
cases we do not provide any guarantee!
The safety instructions as well as the appropriate instructions must be read
carefully before installation and use. In case of non-observance of the
directions and information given in these instructions and in case of
improper installation and operation or unintended use, the manufacturer
shall not accept any warranty claims concerning any damage to the
product. In these cases, the liability for consequential damage to any parts
or persons is ruled out as well.
- Follow the described installation steps and pay attention to
recommendations and notes.
- Keep these instructions in a safe place.
- All installation and removal works, as well as maintenance and repair
works are only allowed to be carried out by authorised and qualified
specialist staff.
- If switching, automatic or radio control devices are used to operate the
units, the information given in the enclosed instructions of the
manufacturer must be observed.
- During operation do not put your hand into or touch movable parts.
- Ensure that clothing or body parts cannot get caught on the unit.
- Observe the regulations for prevention of accidents of the employer's
liability insurance association!
- Before operation check the unit for visible damage. If the unit is
damaged, it should not be used; please consult authorized specialist
staff immediately.
- Risk of injury and accident due to the weight of the product!
- Take safety measures against the danger of squashing, especially when
operating the unit with automatic devices.
- Place the operating switch within sight of the unit, but not near any of the
moving parts.
- Never let children play with the unit.
A sun protection device with electric drive cannot be retracted without
current. We therefore recommend the use of an emergency power
generating unit or a motor with an emergency crank handle, especially in
regions with frequent power failures.
Danger of suffocation!
Ensure that the foil cannot get into the hands of children. Keep the foil in a
safe place.
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Safety instructions
ATTENTION!
For children/adults a lowered blind is
no protection against a fall out of the window!
Attention! Risk of injury or danger to life due to an electric shock!
- Set-up, examination, commissioning and error correction of the unit must
only be performed by authorised or trained expert staff (as per VDE
0100).
- Switch off the current to the connecting lines when working at the unit.
There is danger to life! Take safety precautions against unintentional
switching on!
- Check the electrical wires regularly for damage. Do not use the unit if
any damage is found.
- Our electrically driven units are in accordance with the regulations for
power plants acc. to VDE 0100. We cannot guarantee for the operational
reliability of the unit with non-approved modifications.
- White motor cables are not UV-resistant and must therefore be routed in
empty conduits, cable ducts, or similar.
- The enclosed installation instructions of the electrical devices supplied
must be observed.
Units with motor drive:
The drives used are operated with a voltage of AC 230V/50Hz. Please
check the power supply provided by your utility company before connecting.
Any other voltage can destroy the drives.
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Safety instructions
Operation of the sunblind in case of
storm:
If the wind speed exceeds the
tolerable limiting value, close the
windows or raise the sunblind to the
upper end position. Take care, that no
draught can arise, even during your
absence. If the window is open, the
closed sunblinds cannot withstand all
wind loads. The recommended wind
limit values can be ensured only with
a closed window.
Operation of the sunblind in case of
frost or rain:
In case of frost the sunblind can
freeze shut. Avoid using force to
operate the sunblind and do not use it,
if there is snow or ice in the guide
rails. Do not operate the unit if it is
frozen solid. With automatic control
devices it is necessary to switch the
automatic control device off, if there is
danger of freezing.
If the front-mounted blind is raised
whilst wet (e.g. after rain), it must be
lowered again later to dry the cover.
Range of movement of the
sunblind:
Please make sure that no obstacles
block the guide rails of the sunblind.

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Safety instructions
Danger of squashing:
Do not put your hand between
movable parts when raising or
lowering the sunblind (e.g. front rail).
As long as the sunblind is in motion
persons must be kept away.
Using the product for the wrong
purpose:
Use the sunblinds solely for the given
purpose. Any wrong use can
endanger the user and result in
damage to the product. Do not
overload the sunblind, e.g. with
additional weights. If the product is
used for a different purpose, the right
to claim under guarantee is forfeited.
Behaviour in case of emergency
(e.g. fire, power failure):
Do not lower or raise the blind.
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Safety instructions
Accessibility of the operating
devices:
Place the operating switch within sight
of the unit, but not near any of the
moving parts. Never let children play
with the operating devices, such as:
hand-held radio transmitter, switches
or automatic devices. There is danger
of squashing, especially when
operating the unit with automatic
devices.
Fix the operating switch at a point
where the disabled also have access.
Automatic sunblinds in front of
balcony or terrace doors:
If a sunblind with motor drive, that is
connected to an automatic device, is
installed in front of the only access to
your balcony or terrace, you can lock
yourself out. Please switch off the
automatic device, if you enter the
balcony or the terrace.
Observe the motor runtime:
The motors used are not suitable for a
non-stop operation. The integrated
thermo protection switches the motor
off after approx. 4 minutes. After
approx. 10 to 15 minutes the product
is ready for use again.
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Storing
- Keep dry when storing!
- Cover the boxes with materials that are impervious to light.
- Do not use transparent foils, because this can cause the welding of the
EPS due to the possibly occurring lens effect.
Protection of the product during construction phase
During the construction phase, the element to be mounted must be
protected against the weather. Materials made of EPS must be plastered
within three months.
Recommendations:
- Protection of the insulating material by applying a plaster base
- Covering the upper surface (do not use transparent foils!)
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Designated use
Sun protection
Thermal protection
Sight screen
Anti-glare blind
To avoid damage, do not use the units or retract the covers with strong wind, continuous
rain, snowfall or frost.
If the front-mounted blind is raised whilst wet (e.g. after rain), it must be lowered again later
to dry the cover.
If a wind sensor is used, please observe the building geometry, and set the wind sensor to
the lowest value.
Recommended maximum wind limit values
The HELLA concealed awnings of the type PM07 protect are defined according to CE and
are in accordance with EN 13561.
Wind resistance: Class 3
corresponds to wind force 6 on the Beaufort scale (10.8-13.8
m/s)

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Designated use
Wind resistance - Specification of wind resistance classes according to EN
13561:2004+A1:2008
in connection with the directive (EU) 2019/1188
(tested according to DIN EN 1932)
Wind resistance class 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Nominal wind pressure p [N/m²] <40 40 70 110 170 270 400
Safety wind pressure [N/m²] <48 48 84 132 204 324 480
Wind resistance class*
Vertical awnings - side seam guided
VM07 / SM07 / PM07
Product size [m²]
6
5>5-8
4>8-12
3 >12 - 18
* The values correspond to the permissible load with completely extended curtain. The
installation must be made directly on the ground and result in a connection that is closed all
around.
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Designated use
Recommendations of operation for side seam guided HELLA vertical awnings
according to IVRSA
The wind classes according to DIN EN 13561 do not allow to draw conclusions as regards
the usability (extending/retracting/in-between positions) with real wind loads. The
requirements that must be met to fulfil the performance requirements are based on static
loads and do not observe the dynamic effects of recurrent occurring loads (turbulences),
which the cover and the frame are exposed to in the field. Therefore the static pressure
can not be used to specify the fastening of the awnings to the building.
Also the subfloor/the distance to the facade/the height/the corner situation influence the
maximum possible wind speed and are not considered in the standard (DIN EN
1932:2013-09 External blinds and shutters - Resistance to wind loads - Method of testing
and performance criteria) although these influencing factors have a significant influence on
the wind resistance of the product.
In the following application recommendations the wind speeds are specified in m/s.
The wind speeds used in the following table only apply with closed windows and if there is
no corner situation. Also the positioning and the number of wind warning devices used are
decisive for the relevant selection for the wind speed suitable for the object; especially the
building geometry and the building location must be considered.
We recommend the use of wind warning systems in combination with the appropriate
control devices to retract the sun protection devices with predefined wind forces after a set
time delay.
The following table from IVRSA (Industrieverband Technische Textilien – Rollladen –
Sonnenschutz e.V.) shows wind limit values for side seam guided, textile vertical awnings.
The unit should be retracted, when the lower limit value is reached.
Horizontal units, arc-shaped units do not meet the application criteria.
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Designated use
Recommendations of operation for side seam guided HELLA vertical awnings
according to IVRSA
The table only applies, if the distance from the cover to the glass surface is < 100
mm.
Source: IVRSA (Industrievereinigung Rolladen-Sonnenschutz-Automation e.V.)
In the following case the values given in the table can not be increased:
- With soffit installation the tabular value can be increased to the next higher tabular value
(e.g. from 10 to 13) ( maximum value 24 m/s) up to a maximum width of 3000 mm and a
maximum height of 3000 mm.
In the following cases the values given in the table must be redued:
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tabular value must be reduced by 2 levels (e.g. from 24 m/s to 17 m/s)
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tabular value must be reduced by 3 levels (e.g. from 24 m/s to 13 m/s)
The table can not be used with larger distances and self-supporting units.
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Interesting facts about awning covers
Awning covers may show the
below mentioned
characteristics. These do not
affect the proper use or
lifespan of the product.
Kink folds
These stripes may arise due to a kinking of
the cover when cutting, sewing or folding it.
Crayon effect
The impregnating agent used during the
production may cause light stripes in the
cover. Especially with dark-coloured covers
these light stripes
cannot be avoided, despite
correct handling.
Ripples
When rolling-up or unrolling the cover on the
shaft the cover is more tensioned in the area
of the hems, seams and panels than between
the seams. Tensionings of the cover resulting
therefrom may cause ripples (e.g. waffle-
weave pattern or herringbone pattern), which
leave marks in the cover. These ripples are
visible when the unit is extended.
Especially with side seam guided units, these
ripples in the marginal area are a result of the
manufacturing process and cannot be
avoided, because the cover and the zip-
fastener are lying on top of each other and
cover a different distance when the cover is
rolled-up or unrolled.

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Interesting facts about awning covers
Formation of honeycomb structures
The formation of honeycomb structures is an
effect of the manufacturing process of the
cover and can not be avoided. Rain or
increased air humidity may intensify this
effect. Especially when the cover is retracted
in a wet condition, these honeycomb
structures leave clearly visible marks in the
cover.
Flaws in weaving
During the manufacturing process of the
cover it may happen that the threads tear or
that the thread thickness varies slightly. This
results in light points or knobs in the cover.
Further information can be
found in the documents
"Guidelines for the
assessment of ready-made
awning covers" and
"Guidelines for cleaning and
maintenance of awning
covers" of the Industrial
Association Technical Textiles
– Roller shutter – Sun
Protection in
Mönchengladbach (see
homepage:https://ivrsa.de/tec
hnische_unterlagen).
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Servicing, maintenance and repair
An unintentional switching on of units with motor drive is possible. Make
sure that the automatic control device is switched off and that the current
supply is interrupted during cleaning or maintenance work.
Cleaning:
As an externally installed sun
protection, your units can get soiled
over time. This will not reduce the
usability of your unit. The powder-
coated parts will remain presentable
for longer, if they are cleaned
regularly with a soft woollen cloth.
Do not use solvents, alcohol (rubbing
alcohol) or scouring cleansing agents!
Use a mild household cleaner and a
soft cloth to wash down fingerprints
and light grease- or oil patches. Rinse
off with clear water and dry with a soft
cloth.
Hard water leaves traces of limescale.
Adding a little bit of vinegar to the
scouring water prevents this effect.
For cleaning of the cover, it is usually
sufficient to occasionally brush it down
using a soft brush or a duster.
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Servicing, maintenance and repair
Never use a high-pressure cleaner. There is a risk that the surface of the
aluminium parts and the cover are affected by the pressure and the heat.
Maintenance:
All inspection and maintenance works
must be carried out by a specialised
company from HELLA or a HELLA
partner. Regularly check the electrical
wires of motor driven units for
damage. For this purpose it is
necessary to remove the top board
profile. Check the mechanical parts of
your unit for visible damage. After
exceptional events such as storm,
hail, sleet, maloperation or the like,
the unit must be checked for
noticeable damage prior to operating
it. If the unit is damaged, it must not
be used; consult authorized specialist
staff immediately. It is recommended
to have the unit maintained by
specialist staff on an annual basis.
This way wear is detected at an early
stage and damage to the unit is
prevented.
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Servicing, maintenance and repair
Repair:
Improper repair works may cause both risk of injury to persons or
damage to the units.
Repair works must be carried out by a HELLA specialist company or a
partner company of HELLA.
Only use original spare parts from HELLA.

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Operating guidelines
Motor drive:
By operating a switch, a hand-held radio
transmitter or an automatic device, the cover
moves up or down.
The cover stops by releasing a touch contact
switch or - if a locking push-button is used - by
pushing the counter or stop button.
The end positions of the drive are not adjusted
ex works.
Therefore, it is necessary to adjust the end
positions during the installation on site.
Please observe the enclosed instructions of
the manufacturer of the motor.
Automatic control devices may fail under
extreme conditions (e.g. power failure or
technical faults).
Automatic control devices should be set to
manual operation during your absence.
Adjust the external control device in such a
way, that a non-stop operation of the motor is
avoided!
Thermal protection:
The drives used are not suitable for a non-stop
operation. The integrated thermal protection
switches the drive off after approx. 4 minutes.
After approx. 10 to 15 minutes, the drive is
ready for use again.
Please avoid to roll up the cover opposite to
the intended direction (see adjacent
illustration).
This may cause damage to the cover.
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Operating principle Somfy Maestria+ 50 io
Obstacle detection in
down direction:
- Unit moves down
- Obstacle
-
Unit stops and moves back hal
f
a drive rotation in order to
relieve the obstacle
- Unit remains in this position
Notes:
- The obstacle detection is
active during the entire
downward movement.
- If the lower end position is set
too low, it is treated like an
obstacle.
Blocking detection in Up direction
:
- Unit moves up
- Obstacle
- Unit stops and takes the load
off
- Unit remains in this position
Notes:
- A direct Up command is not
admissible after that.
- The obstacle detection is
active during the entire upward
movement.
Legend
STOP
1
1
1
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Operating principle of the elero drives
Obstacle detection in the
Down direction (if the
obstacle remains in place):
- System moves downwards
- Obstacle
- System stops and slightly
moves back at a reduced
speed
- System moves down again
- Obstacle still present
- System stops and slightly
moves back at a reduced
speed
- System moves down again
- Obstacle still present
- System stops and moves to
the upper end position at a
normal speed
Blocking detection in the
Up direction (if the obstacle
remains in place):
- Unit moves up
- Obstacle
- System stops and slightly
moves back
- Unit moves up again
- Obstacle still present
- System stops and slightly
moves back
- Unit remains in this position
Note:
A final load function for the upper
end position can be activated for
the protection of the cover. Please
observe the enclosed instructions
of the manufacturer of the motor.
Legend
1.Wiederholung
2.Wiederholung
STOP
1
2
3
12
1
3
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Before installation
Check the product immediately for possible shipping damage and for
compliance with the delivery receipt.
If parts are missing or damaged, please consult your supplier immediately.
Check the mounting base and ensure that the mounting material to be used
complies with the given conditions to guarantee proper installation. In case
of doubt, please seek advice from a specialist enterprise for fixing
techniques.
The packaging cardboard box should not be exposed to humidity. To
protect it from rain during transport, it should be covered by a foil.
Carry larger units by two persons. Transport and store the units carefully to
prevent injury of persons and damage to the product.
Remove the packaging material carefully. When using a knife, be careful
not to damage the packaging content and to avoid cuts!
Dispose of the packaging material via recycling.
Caution!
A wrong installation can endanger the user seriously. Please strictly
observe the installation instructions. Close off the place of installation.
When working at higher heights, there is risk of falling. Suitable ascent
supports, scaffoldings and fall protection devices are to be used. Please
make sure that the ascent supports stand solidly and provide a firm grip.

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Before installation
Single installation
Reviewing the order information:
Ordering dimensions:
FB Complete width (ordering width) = outer edge
of the guide rail
FH Complete height (ordering height)
FB
FH
55
16 16
32
32
97 / 115 / 130
16 16
FB FB
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Before installation
Combination
Reviewing the order
information:
Ordering dimensions:
FB Complete width (ordering width)
FH Complete height (ordering
height)
FB FB
FH
16 16
2
2
16 16
32
97/115/130
16
2
FB FB
FB
FB FB
55
32
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Before installation
Overview: Box Sizes
E100
E115
E130
20/40 100 10
10 130
20/40 115 10
150
10
20/40 130 10
17010
PN 7
PN 27
PN 37 PN 47
PN 15
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Cable exit towards the top
Cable exit towards the rear
Legend
Cable exit towards the top Cable exit towards the rear
1 2
50
E 100 / 115 / 130
130 / 150 / 170
1
1
2
E 100 / 115 / 130
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130 / 150 / 170
2

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Before installation
Version with cable whip and Hirschmann connector in the box
Legend
Cable exit towards the top
Cable exit towards the rear
Cable holder double
Always provide 3 cable holders (3), if the “Hirschmann connector is stored in
the box” (see illustration above)!
Please make sure, that the cable whip is mounted on the correct side, and
that the cable resp. connector can not get caught by the cover or the roller
tube.
1
2
3
100/115/130
26
50
3
1
2
1
2
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Before installation
Drive side on the left or right side (seen from the inside):
Drive side on the left side
Drive side on the right side
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Part designation PM07 - box
with box size 100 mm, 115 mm and 130 mm
Legend
Motor bearing for "Roundhead" motor
head
Drive ring
Motor drive (Somfy, elero) Adapter for bearing side
Adapter for drive side Telescopic roller capsule spring-loaded
Inspection cover Ball bearing
Edge protection for unwinding profile Roller tube
Unwinding profile Circlip
Box profile Head piece of the motor or bearing (on
the left / on the right side)
Cable duct
1 9
2 10
3 11
4 12
5 13
6 14
7 15
8
1
4
5
2
6
7
3
8
9
10
11
12
13
14 15
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Part designation PM07 - Plaster base
with box size 100 mm, 115 mm and 130 mm
Legend
Cable duct Plaster distance
Box top board Inspection cover
Cover unwinding profile Box end rail
Edge protection Plaster base
1 5
2 6
3 7
4 8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

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Part designation PM07 - Insulation 20/40mm
with box size 100 mm, 115 mm and 130 mm
Legend
Plaster base Edge protection for unwinding profile
Box end rail Covering profile for insulation 20/40
mm
Inspection cover Insulation 20/40 mm
Box profile Sealing profile
Unwinding profile
1 6
2 7
38
4 9
5
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Part designation PM07 -
standard guide rail 32x55 mm
with box size 100 mm, 115 mm and 130 mm
Legend
End cap for guide rail at the top (on
the left / on the right side)
Guide profile - SSG
Guide rail 32x55mm (2-part) End cap for guide rail at the bottom
Sealing profile
1 4
2 5
3
1
2
3
5
4
15
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Part designation PM07 -
guide rail 32x97/115/130 mm
with box size 100 mm, 115 mm and 130 mm
Legend
Guide rail 32x97/115/130 mm optional adapter profile 40 mm
Adhesive tape (double-sided) Sealing profile
optional adapter profile 20 mm End cap (up to 5°)
1 4
2 5
3 6
6
12345
15
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Drive duct
Check the dimensions of the
element and wall opening,
and the dimension of the
window respectively.
Observe the dimensions for
the cable outlet of the drive
as shown in the illustrations
in chapter “Before
mounting”!

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Drive duct
Providing a duct in the wall or window frame
- Provide a duct boring with
ø10 mm!
- Avoid sharp edges at the
duct or remove them!
- Provide the duct on site in
accordance with the
current standards and
regulations!
- Pay attention to flush
mounted cables, water
pipes etc. when boring!
Please observe the
instructions of the
Association for Electrical,
Electronic & Information
Technologies (VDE) for the
the sealing of cable ducts!
For wiring please refer to the
chapter "Activation
guidelines for electric units"
as well as to the "Connection
directives for motor drives".
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Installation options -
standard guide rail 32x55 mm
Direct installation
Legend
FH Complete height
PN Plaster flange
FB Complete width
Plaster for 10 mm maximum
1
PN
140
FH
100/115/130
130/150/170
140 ==
55
16 16
32
55
FB
1
1
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Installation options -
standard guide rail 32x55 mm
Direct installation with plaster base - box size 130 mm
Vertical section
Detail plaster flange
Legend
FH Complete height
PN Plaster flange (7, 15, 37 or 47 mm) - as per order
> 20
FH
170
PN 7
PN 27
PN 37 PN 47
PN 15
10 PN
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Installation options -
standard guide rail 32x55 mm
Direct installation with plaster base
Horizontal section
Legend
Complete width = outer edge of the guide rail 10 mm maximum
Staff angle / Detail plaster joint
1 3
24 5
3
4
1
55
2
4
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Installation options - Guide rail 32x97/115/130 mm
Direct installation - box size 100 mm, 115 mm and 130 mm
Legend
FH Complete height
PN Plaster flange
Complete width = outer edge
1
100/115/130
140
FH
130/150/170
140 ==
PN
97/115/130
16 16
1
97/115/130
32
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Installation options - Guide rail 32x97/115/130 mm
Direct installation with plaster base - box size 100 mm, 115 mm and 130 mm
Vertical section
Detail plaster flange
Legend
FH Complete height
PN Plaster flange (7, 15, 37 or 47 mm) - as per order
> 20
FH
170
PN 7
PN 27 PN 37 PN 47
PN 15
10 PN
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Installation options - Guide rail 32x97/115/130 mm
Direct installation with plaster base - box size 100 mm, 115 mm and 130 mm
Horizontal section
Legend
Complete width = outer edge of the guide rail 32 mm maximum
Staff angle / Detail plaster joint
1 3
24 5
1
3
4
4
3
1
2
5
5
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Installation options - guide rail 32x97/115/130 incl.
adapter profile
Direct installation from the front with 20 mm adapter profile
Direct installation from the front with 40 mm adapter
profile
Legend
Complete width = outer
edge of the guide rail
1
129,5
32
2
100 / 115 / 130 20
1
129,5
32
2
100 / 115 / 130 40
1

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Installation options - guide rail 32x97/115/130 incl.
adapter profile
Direct installation - box size 100 mm, 115 mm and 130 mm
Vertical section
Legend
FH Complete height
Detail plaster flange
Detail box insulation
1
2
> 20
FH
1
22
10 PN
20 / 40
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Installation options - guide rail 32x97/115/130 incl.
adapter profile
Direct installation - box size 100 mm, 115 mm and 130 mm
Horizontal section
Legend
Complete width = outer edge of the guide rail 32 mm maximum
Staff angle / Detail plaster joint
1 3
24 5
1
3
4
5
45
2
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Direct installation
Standard guide rail 32x55
Deep guide rail 32x97/115/130
1. Remove plug section and
guide profile - SSG.
Legend
Guide profile - SSG
Plug section FS 55x32 mm
Base profile FS 55x32 mm
Optional:
Plug section FS 130/115/97x32 mm
Basic profile FS 130/115/97x32 mm
Adapter profile 20 / 40 mm
Sealing profile
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1.
1
32
7
1.
7
4
5
6
1
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Direct installation
Legend
Side cover
2. Move the guide rails onto
the side cover struts until the
stop position is reached and
bolt them down.
Do not damage the strut.
Make sure that the guide
rails have the same length.
Level out irregularities in the
mounting base.
3. Hold the unit to the
mounting base. Adjust the
guide rails in a parallel and
diagonal position to the
mounting base. Check the
correct alignment of the box
with the help of a level.
Lift the unit only in the area
of the box by holding it at the
guide rails.
Otherwise there is a risk that
the strut that is placed at the
end cap may be bent.
There is a risk of damage to
persons, if the unit is lifted
incorrectly.
4. Mark the mounting points
for the guide rails on the
mounting base. Please
observe the illustrations
below too. Provide the
mounting holes in
accordance with the
mounting base!
1
2.
3.
4.
2.
1

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Direct installation
Direct installation from the front
5. Pass the motor cable
through the wall opening and
fix the guide rails to the
mounting base by using the
appropriate mounting
material.
Risk of injury or danger to
life, if the blind falls down.
Length of the
guide rail [mm]
Number of
mounting points
< 1200 2
1201-2000 3
2001-2900 4
2901-3800 5
3801-4700 6
4701-5600 7
5601-6500 8
Legend
Complete width = outer edge of the
guide rail
1
30
16
55
5.
16
1
55
32
140 == 140
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Direct installation
6. Fit the box to the guide
rails and lower to the stop.
Risk of injury or danger to
life, if the blind falls down.
7. Bolt the side cover to the
guide rail.
8. Lower cover approx. 50-
100 mm.
9. Guide profile - Insert the
guide profile SSG into the
lateral zip fastener of the
cover and fold it up to the
limit stop. Press the
absorbers of the guide
profile - SSG into the guide
rail, if applicable.
10. Fasten the plug section
again. However, only slightly
tighten the threaded joint
Legend
Side cover
Damping part
Guide profile - SSG
1
2
3
6.
6.
7.
1
9.
10.
2
8.
3
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Direct installation
11. Lower the cover to
approx. 50 mm before the
guide rail end.
12. Tighten threaded joints
between plug section and
bracket profile.
The correct fitting of the
absorbers of the guide
profile - SSG must be
checked according to the
adjacent illustration. Perhaps
it may be necessary to push-
in the absorber part once
again.
Legend
Guide profile - SSG
Damping part
Detail A
1
2
3
~ 50
11. 12.
3
3
12
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Direct installation
Check the position of the
cover for symmetry. The
distance between the inside
of the side cover and the
cover must be approx. 14
mm.
Legend
Side cover
Cover
Detail A
1
2
3
14 14
14
12
3
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Adjusting the motor
Legend
Cover unwinding profile
If the unit is delivered with a
motor drive, the end positions
are not pre-adjusted.
Therefore it is necessary to
adjust the end positions during
the installation on site.
Check which motor you have.
(Somfy, elero).
Motors with electronic limit
stops:
With these drives, the setting of
the end position is done via a
setting cable.
Radio motors:
With these drives the setting of
the end position is done via the
corresponding hand-held radio
transmitter.
The lower switch-off point
should be approx. 20 mm above
the bottom end of the guide
rails.
When the upper end position is
reached (glider of the front rail is
positioned against the cover
unwinding profile), the torque
increases and the motor
switches off.
Note: To protect the cover, the
final load function of the
drive must be activated for the
upper end position!
Information about the correct
procedure to adjust the end
positions is given in the
enclosed adjustment guide lines
for the motor.
1
> 20
1
1
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Activation guidelines for electric drives
The motors we use are drives with integrated planetary gear, brakes, limit
stops at the top and at the bottom, and thermo cut-off switches, also not
only a motor, but a complete drive system.
In some respect, the drives do NOT correspond to other household
electrical consumers. Please strictly observe the following notes and safety
instructions.
The construction, checking, commissioning and error-correcting of the
electrical system are only allowed to be carried out by an electrician (acc. to
VDE 0100). In case of improper connection, considerable danger can arise
for the user.
-Follow the wiring diagram precisely!
- We cannot accept responsibility for damage, that can result from
improper installation.
- Never simultaneously activate the drives with an UPWARDS and a
DOWNWARDS signal!
-Keep a break of approx. 0.5 seconds between the UPWARDS and
the DOWNWARDS command (is often neglected with Instabus EIB-
systems).
Drives with mechanical end position adjustment must not be controlled in
parallel.
Radio interference suppression
The drives are provided with a radio interference suppression according to
the current VDE standards and EC Guidelines. If the drives are operated
with other devices, that include interferences, it is the fitter's duty - as part of
the obligation to suppress interference - to ensure that the entire unit
complies with the current regulations.
Operation in wet spaces
The drives are "splash-proof"; if they are operated in wet spaces, the VDE-
guidelines, inter alia VDE 0100/Parts 701, 702, the guidelines of the local
electric supply companies and of the TÜV must be observed and fulfilled.
Both the instructions and notes given in these instructions, as well as
the instructions and notes given in the respective enclosed
instructions of the manufacturers of the drive systems must be
observed.
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Connection directives for motor drive
A
ctivation of a drive
It must be ensured, that a
drive is provided with a
locking mechanism, so that it
can be activated in one
running direction only (see
adjacent illustration).
Otherwise, there is the risk
that enormous loads occur,
that the limit stops get
destroyed and that the drive
malfunctions.
This regulation does not
apply for radio-controlled
and electronic drives.
CORRECT
Junction box
Junction box
Drive system
Plug 1-pole
Power
supply system
Junction box
Junction box
Drive system
Plug
Power
supply system
WRONG
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Connection directives for motor drive
Parallel connection of two or more drives
The drives of a commonly
controlled unit never have
precise running times!
Therefore, if several drives
are to be commonly
operated with one switch, a
separate contact should be
provided for every drive and
every running direction
(galvanic isolation of the
drives). Please see also to
the adjacent illustration.
Jointly controlling several
drives requires control
and/or automatic equipment.
Otherwise, there is the risk
that enormous loads occur,
that the limit switches get
destroyed and that the drive
malfunctions.
With several switches,
provide one-step or multi-
point control relays. When
controlling several drives,
use control equipment with
an interacting locking of
commands.
This regulation does not
apply for radio-controlled
and electronic drives.
CORRECT
Junction box
Junction box
Drive system 1
Plug 2-pole
Power
supply system
Drive system 2
WRONG
Junction box
Junction box
Drive system 1
Plug
Power
supply system
Drive system 2

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Connection directives for motor drive
The electrical connection is described in the enclosed instructions of the manufacturer of
the motor drive and must be carried out in accordance with these instructions
Connect the Hirschmann plug connection by cable as shown in the
illustrations below.
Hirschmann plug
connection
Descriptions
Hirschmann connector
STAS 3 with retaining clip
Art. no. 05350019
Hirschmann cable socket
STAK 3
Art. no. 05350020
Installation on the motor side on the facade side
Terminal
connections
without radio
(view from the front)
blue (N)
black (Phase)
brown (Phase)
yellow/green (PE)
blue (N)
black (Phase)
brown (Phase)
yellow/green (PE)
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
123
4
32
4
1
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Connection directives for motor drive
Directions for radio motors:
For elero radio-controlled tube motors, the connections no. 2 (black) and no. 3 (brown)
must be connected in the junction box (bridge) by the customer.
View: Connection of elero radio-controlled tube motor with Hirschmann plug connection
with bridge in the junction box
For Somfy radio-controlled tube motors (radio system RTS and io) a 3-pin supply line is
sufficient (connection 3 not assigned).
Colour chart for connecting cable
Protective conductor PE
Phase
Phase
Neutral conductor N
blue
black
brown
yellow/green
1
2
3
4
Mains
123
4
321
4
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Functional check
The motor used is not suitable for a non-stop operation. The integrated
thermal protection switches the motor off after approx. 4 minutes. After
approx. 10 to 15 minutes the product is ready for use again.
1. When lowering the awning, check if the zipper runs properly in the
guide. If necessary, rethread the zipper.
2. During lowering and raising the awning, check for jerky movements.
3. Check the upper and lower end position of the awning by lowering and
raising it several times. If necessary, readjust the end positions in
accordance with the motor instructions.
4. Check the front rail for inclination.
Check all screwed connections for tightness.
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Commissioning
Make sure that during the later operation the units can be extended freely
and without blockings. Do not extend the unit, if objects or persons are in
the operating radius of the sun protection unit. Please observe the safety
instructions.
After the first extending check the mounting material and the construction
elements for strength.
Automatic control devices or switches, that are not in the operator's field of
vision, may not be used for test runs of motor driven units.
We recommend the use of a test cable for the provisional operation of the
motor.
Clean the elements (see maintenance instructions).
Pass these instructions as well as possible instructions of the motor, switch
and control manufacturer on to the user.
Brief the user, whereupon you provide comprehensive information on the
safety and user instructions of the system.
Have the correct design of the system as well as the installation and briefing
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Removal roller tube with drive
At least two persons are
required for the following
work steps. The worst case
scenario is described: Motor
defective, front rail in the
upper end position.
1. Loosen threaded joint and
lead away the inspection
cover towards the bottom.
2. Loosen the threaded joint
of the circlip.
3. Pull out the circlip towards
the bottom.
4. Loosen the threaded joint
between the base profile and
the plug section of the guide
rails and remove the plug
section.
5. Pull out the guide profile
towards the bottom.
Legend
Inspection cover
Circlip
Guide profile - SSG
Basic profile
Plug section
1
2
3
4
5
1.
2
1
3.
2.
5.
4.
4
5
3
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6. Move the roller tube with
the cover towards the
bearing side in order to
detach the motor bearing
from the pins.
The second person must
support the front rail so that
the cover does not unwind in
an uncontrolled way.
7. Turn roller tube with cover
by 180°. This moves the
cover down approx. 25 cm.
Pull down the unwound
cable reserve in a loop. Then
slide back the roller tube with
the motor bearing and fix it
on the pins.
Risk of injury or danger to
life, if the roller tube with the
cover falls down.
Legend
Motor bearing
Pin
Side cover
Cable reserve
Unwound cable reserve
Front rail
Roller tube with cover
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
6.
2
1
6.
3
2
1
7.
6.
25
~
7
6
4
5
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Removal roller tube with drive
8. Loosen the screw
connection of the slider.
9. Loosen the threaded joint
between the glider and the
front rail on the left and right
and remove the glider.
10. Slide the weight laterally
out of the front rail and
remove it.
11. Loosen and remove the
front rail by moving the
cover.
Risk of injury or danger to
life, if the front rail or the
weight falls down.
12. Completely unwind the
cover manually.
Legend
Glider
Front rail
Weight
Cover
1
2
3
4
10.
11.
3
8.
9.
2
1
12.
4
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13 Detach the clip keder
from the roller tube and
remove the cover.
14. Push the telescopic roller
capsule towards the motor
bearing using suitable tools
(e.g. screwdriver) and thus
detach the roller tube from
the bearing pin.
15. Swivel down the roller
tube with the drive.
Legend
Clip keder
Detail A
Bearing pin
Telescopic roller capsule
1
2
3
4
13.
1
2
2
14.
15.
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4

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Removal roller tube with drive
16. Detach the motor
bearing from the pins and
lower the roller tube.
17. Loosen the threaded
joint between the motor
bearing and the drive and
remove the motor bearing.
18. Lock the motor plug at
the drive.
19. Remove the roller tube
with the drive.
Risk of injury or danger to
life, if the roller tube falls
down.
Legend
Motor bearing
Pin
Motor plug
1
2
3
16.
1
2
17.
18.
19.
13
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Installation roller tube with drive
1. Complete the roller tube
with drive, adapters and
telescopic roller capsule.
2. Fasten motor cable and
motor bearing on the motor
head.
Legend
Motor drive
Adapter for drive side
(different designs for Somfy or elero)
Roller tube
Adapter for bearing side
Telescopic roller capsule
Motor bearing
Motor cable
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
12345
1.
2.
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Installation roller tube with drive
3. Insert the roller tube into
the box on the drive side. At
the same time, coil up the
present cable reserve by
turning the roller tube via the
motor bearing. Ensure the
correct cable route as per
the illustration.
Risk of injury or danger to
life, if the roller tube falls
down.
Legend
Cable exit towards the rear
Cable exit towards the top
1
2
1
2
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4. Fixate the roller tube with
the motor bearing on the
positioning pin of the side
cover
5. Swivel the roller tube on
the bearing side into the box
and fixate it on the bearing
pin of the side cover by
pushing in the telescopic
roller cap.
Risk of injury or danger to
life, if the roller tube falls
down.
Legend
Motor bearing
Positioning pin
Side cover
Bearing pin
Telescopic roller cap
1
2
3
4
5
4.
1
2
4.
3
2
1
5.
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5

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Installation roller tube with drive
6. Attach the circlip to the
telescopic roller cap and
secure it by means of a
screw.
7. Position the roller tube via
the setting cable so that the
groove of the roller tube is
accessible via the inspection
opening.
Legend
Circlip
Telescopic roller cap
1
2
6.
7.
1
2
1
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8. Wind up the cover to the
front rail.
9. Slide the weight into the
front rail and install lateral
gliders.
10. Secure the cover in the
gliders of the front rail.
Ensure the correct position
(7 mm).
Legend
Glider
Cover
Weight
Front rail
1
2
3
4
8.
9.
9.
10.
1234
7
7
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11. Coil up the cover via the
front rail to a remainder of
approx. 500 mm.
12. Place the remainder of
the wound up cover around
the roller tube and secure it
in the groove of the roller
tube using the clip keder.
Legend
Clip keder
1
~ 500
11.
1
12.
1
12.
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Installation roller tube with drive
13. Unwind the cover and
check the symmetric
alignment of the cover. If
necessary, move the cover
on the roller tube.
14. Move the system to
approx. 50 mm before the
upper end position via the
setting cable.
15. Perform the completion
of the guide rails as per the
previous chapters.
16. Adjust the motor end
positions as described in the
Chapter "Adjustment motor"
and perform the function
check or start-up.
14 14
13.
~ 50
14.

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Removal in general
Switch the unit dead and take safety precautions against unintentional
switching on.
The removal is carried out in reverse order to the installation.
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Handing over report (for the fitter)
Dear Customer,
We are glad that you have opted for a HELLA brand product. Our units are fabricated with
greatest care and many years of experience.
The instructions for use and the installation instructions have been handed over and must
be read before using the product.
An introduction has taken place.
The safety instructions were pointed out.
Your product
Concealed awning PM07 protect
was manufactured in accordance with EN 13561:2004+A1:2008
and was installed professionally and handed over
on the.......................................................................................................................................
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Installation instructions and Instructions for use
Subject to technical modifications – Date of Issue
February/2023
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Handing over report (for the user)
Dear Customer,
We are glad that you have opted for a HELLA brand product. Our units are fabricated with
greatest care and many years of experience.
The instructions for use and the installation instructions have been handed over and must
be read before using the product.
An introduction has taken place.
The safety instructions were pointed out.
Your product
Concealed awning PM07 protect
was manufactured in accordance with EN 13561:2004+A1:2008
and was installed professionally and handed over
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Installation instructions and Instructions for use
HELLA Interior Venetian
Blinds
regulate the lighting in a
room very comfortably,
immediately gracing it
with much more
atmosphere.
HELLA Insect screens
and you decide who is
allowed to come in and
who isn't.
HELLA Pleated Blind
folds up very compactly
and protects very well
against the sun and nosey
glances where only little
space is available.
HELLA Outdoor Blinds
serve for the light
regulation, as view
protection, anti-glare blind
and heat protection.
HELLA Front-mounted
Roller Shutter
for more safety and
protection against rain,
wind, heat, the cold, noise,
incident light and nosey
glances, also available for
subsequent installation.
HELLA Vertical awning
With toggle catch
mechanism for a lovely
façade design with perfect
heat and glare protection.
For questions, wishes and ideas:
HELLA Infoline +43/(0)4846/6555-0
HELLA Sonnen- und Wetterschutztechnik GmbH
A-9913 Abfaltersbach, No. 125
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
e-mail: [e-mail]
Internet: http://www.hella.info