JR SWINGLINE PUMA User manual
PUMA
THE SWINGLINE COLLECTION
INSTALLATION GUIDE 2012
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CONTENTS
1. SafETy .............................................................................................................................................................................. 02
1.1 Explanation of the safety notes.......................................................................................................................... 02
1.2. General safety information.................................................................................................................................. 02
2. INSTallaTION Of ThE awNINg ............................................................................................................................ 03
2.1. Tools, resources and materials ........................................................................................................................... 03
2.2. Preparing the installation ..................................................................................................................................... 03
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2.4. Installation situations: wall, ceiling and rafter............................................................................................ 03
2.5. Installation height and position of the brackets........................................................................................ 04
2.6. Installation technique ............................................................................................................................................ 04
2.7. Installing the awning............................................................................................................................................... 05
3. INITIal OpEraTION..................................................................................................................................................... 05
3.1. With hand crank ........................................................................................................................................................ 05
3.2. With electric motor.................................................................................................................................................. 05
3.3. Setting the pitch/inclination of the awning................................................................................................. 06
3.4. Completing the installation / transfer to the client.................................................................................. 06
4. DISmOuNTINg............................................................................................................................................................... 06
5. TrOuBlEShOOTINg.................................................................................................................................................... 06
1. SafETy NOTES, warNINgS & mOuNTINg INfOrmaTION:
1.1. EXPLANATION OF THE SAFETY NOTES:
Safety notes and important information are integrated in the text as appropriate. The following symbols
are used to alert the reader/user of the instructions.
This symbol means that the relevant note is important for the safety of persons or for the function
of the awning.
This symbol highlights important product information for the installation engineer.
1.2. GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION:
The Puma folding-arm awning has been designed and manufactured in conformity with DIN EN
13561. However, when the awning system is installed or operated, the persons involved in the
trained personnel maybe permitted to install James Robertshaw folding-arm awning systems.
Always observe the information and notes within this Installation Guide.
A failure to observe the relevant information and to forward to the end user the supplied User Guide
booklet will render the manufacturer’s liability null and void.
with. In particular, a person performing special work at height must be suitably secured. The notes
within the product and its packaging must be observed.
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2.4. Mounting Situations:
Rafter Mounted Puma Wall Mounted Puma
Ceiling Mounted Puma 15°-75° Ceiling Mounted Puma 5°-65°
2.5. Installation Height and Position of the Brackets:
The awning can produce crushing forces and shear stresses, for instance between the drop profile and
the housing, on the articulated arms and at the point where different profiles meet.
In the interest of safety, the installation height must be at least 2.50m.
If the situation requires an installation height less than the stated minimum height, it is necessary to
operate the awning manually or with a switch mounted at a location from where the moving parts
can be observed.
Determination of the Mounting Height for
Wall-Mounted Awnings:
The installation height depends on the extended length
and pitch of the awning. Please refer to the drawing on
the right for basic orientation.
Always ensure that there is sufficient headroom.
The use of the awning as a means of protection
against rain is limited. In any event, the minimum
inclination for such applications must be 15° - this is
factory set on every folding-arm awning. The limitations
of usage are defined in the relevant operating
instructions.
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Projection (mm)
Drop (mm)
2. INSTallaTION:
2.1. TOOLS, RESOURCES AND MATERIALS:
2.2. INSTALLATION PREPARATIONS:
Transport the awning to the site of installation, ensuring that the orientation is correct. The location
of the drive side is indicated in the notes provided.
must be removed from the packaging. When attaching the hoisting ropes, ensure that the awning is
properly fastened, but not damaged. Hoist the awning exclusively in horizontal position and evenly.
Before commencing the installation, please verify whether the type and number of brackets is in
conformity with the order and whether the installation substrate is the same as that stated on your order.
consult the manufacturer of the system and an installation specialist.
If the information above is not observed, the folding-arm awning system may fall down and put the health
and safety of persons at risk!
2.3. WIND RESISTANCE CLASSES:
DEFINITION:
on the quality of the product. The higher the class, the better the quality of the product.
WIND RESISTANCE
CLASS DESCRIPTION BEAUFORT SCALE WIND
FORCE WIND SPEED
CLASS 0
CLASS 1 GENTLE BREEZE 4 20 - 27 km/h
CLASS 2 FRESH BREEZE 5 28 - 37 km/h
CLASS 3 STRONG WIND 6 38 - 48 km/h
VERSION/EXTENDED LENGTH 1500MM 2000MM 2500MM 3000MM
WIND CLASS 3 3 2 2
CLASSIFICATION OF PUMA FOLDING-ARM AWNING
2.4. INSTALLATION SITUATIONS:
2.4. Mounting Situations:
Rafter Mounted Puma Wall Mounted Puma
Ceiling Mounted Puma 15°-75° Ceiling Mounted Puma 5°-65°
2.5. Installation Height and Position of the Brackets:
The awning can produce crushing forces and shear stresses, for instance between the drop profile and
the housing, on the articulated arms and at the point where different profiles meet.
In the interest of safety, the installation height must be at least 2.50m.
If the situation requires an installation height less than the stated minimum height, it is necessary to
operate the awning manually or with a switch mounted at a location from where the moving parts
can be observed.
Determination of the Mounting Height for
Wall-Mounted Awnings:
The installation height depends on the extended length
and pitch of the awning. Please refer to the drawing on
the right for basic orientation.
Always ensure that there is sufficient headroom.
The use of the awning as a means of protection
against rain is limited. In any event, the minimum
inclination for such applications must be 15° - this is
factory set on every folding-arm awning. The limitations
of usage are defined in the relevant operating
instructions.
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Projection (mm)
Drop (mm)
2.4. Mounting Situations:
Rafter Mounted Puma Wall Mounted Puma
Ceiling Mounted Puma 15°-75° Ceiling Mounted Puma 5°-65°
2.5. Installation Height and Position of the Brackets:
The awning can produce crushing forces and shear stresses, for instance between the drop profile and
the housing, on the articulated arms and at the point where different profiles meet.
In the interest of safety, the installation height must be at least 2.50m.
If the situation requires an installation height less than the stated minimum height, it is necessary to
operate the awning manually or with a switch mounted at a location from where the moving parts
can be observed.
Determination of the Mounting Height for
Wall-Mounted Awnings:
The installation height depends on the extended length
and pitch of the awning. Please refer to the drawing on
the right for basic orientation.
Always ensure that there is sufficient headroom.
The use of the awning as a means of protection
against rain is limited. In any event, the minimum
inclination for such applications must be 15° - this is
factory set on every folding-arm awning. The limitations
of usage are defined in the relevant operating
instructions.
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Projection (mm)
Drop (mm)
2.4. Mounting Situations:
Rafter Mounted Puma Wall Mounted Puma
Ceiling Mounted Puma 15°-75° Ceiling Mounted Puma 5°-65°
2.5. Installation Height and Position of the Brackets:
The awning can produce crushing forces and shear stresses, for instance between the drop profile and
the housing, on the articulated arms and at the point where different profiles meet.
In the interest of safety, the installation height must be at least 2.50m.
If the situation requires an installation height less than the stated minimum height, it is necessary to
operate the awning manually or with a switch mounted at a location from where the moving parts
can be observed.
Determination of the Mounting Height for
Wall-Mounted Awnings:
The installation height depends on the extended length
and pitch of the awning. Please refer to the drawing on
the right for basic orientation.
Always ensure that there is sufficient headroom.
The use of the awning as a means of protection
against rain is limited. In any event, the minimum
inclination for such applications must be 15° - this is
factory set on every folding-arm awning. The limitations
of usage are defined in the relevant operating
instructions.
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Drop (mm)
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The standard number of supplied brackets is appropriate for these values if installed in concrete.
contact the system manufacturer.
2.5. INSTALLATION HEIGHT AND POSITION OF THE BRACKETS:
requires an installation height less than the stated minimum height, it is necessary to operate the awning
manually or with a switch mounted at a location from where the moving parts can be observed.
DETERMINATION OF THE INSTALLATION HEIGHT FOR WALL INSTALLED AWNINGS:
The installation height depends on the extended length and inclination of the awning.
Please refer to the drawing on the right for basic orientation.
Always ensure that there is sucient headroom.
The use of the folding-arm awning as a means of protection against
rain and wind is limited. In any event, the maximum inclination for
such applications must be a minimum of 150 – this is factory set on
every James Robertshaw folding-arm awning system. The limitations
of use are clear in the relevant and supplied User Guide booklet.
POSITION OF THE BRACKETS:
Transfer the position of the bracket
centres from the awning. To do this,
measure the overall width of the awning and
deduct 64mm for each side if the bracket width
is 80mm, respectively 84mm if the bracket
width is 120mm.
Ensure that the dimensions of the installation
positions do not deviate by more than max.
20mm from the determined dimensions.
The lateral parts must not protrude beyond the
brackets at the side, i.e. the brackets must be
fully aligned with the fastening elements of the awning.
2.4. Mounting Situations:
Rafter Mounted Puma Wall Mounted Puma
Ceiling Mounted Puma 15°-75° Ceiling Mounted Puma 5°-65°
2.5. Installation Height and Position of the Brackets:
The awning can produce crushing forces and shear stresses, for instance between the drop profile and
the housing, on the articulated arms and at the point where different profiles meet.
In the interest of safety, the installation height must be at least 2.50m.
If the situation requires an installation height less than the stated minimum height, it is necessary to
operate the awning manually or with a switch mounted at a location from where the moving parts
can be observed.
Determination of the Mounting Height for
Wall-Mounted Awnings:
The installation height depends on the extended length
and pitch of the awning. Please refer to the drawing on
the right for basic orientation.
Always ensure that there is sufficient headroom.
The use of the awning as a means of protection
against rain is limited. In any event, the minimum
inclination for such applications must be 15° - this is
factory set on every folding-arm awning. The limitations
of usage are defined in the relevant operating
instructions.
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Drop (mm)
DRILLING HOLES FOR BRACKETS:
Transfer the drilling outlines of the brackets to the determined bracket positions.
For static reasons, insert a bolt in each bracket bore hole.
Select the appropriate drill bit for the respective base material and installation method.
2.6. INSTALLATION TECHNIQUE:
Due to the weight of the folding-arm awning and the maximum wind load of the corresponding wind class,
puma maxImum pullINg fOrCES DEpENDINg ON ThE SySTEm wIDTh [N]
INSTALLATION WIDTH EXTENDED LENGTH [mm]
1500 2000* 2500* 3000*
WALL
3000mm 2.480 2.000 1.850
4000mm 2.580 2.340 3.120
5000mm 3.160 2.830 3.770
CEILING
3000mm 2.480 2.000 1.850
4000mm 2.580 2.340 3.120
5000mm 3.160 2.830 3.770
Grey cells: only Wind Class 2 is available.
* Wide bracket with a width of 120mm
Position of the Brackets:
Transfer the position of the bracket centres from the awning. To
do this, measure the overall width of the awning and deduct
64mm for each side if the bracket width is 80mm, respectively
84mm if the bracket width is 120mm.
Ensure that the dimensions of the installation positions do not
deviate by more than max. 20mm from the determined
dimensions.
The lateral parts must not protrude beyond the brackets at the
side, i.e. the brackets must be fully aligned with the fastening
elements of the awning.
Failure to observe this could lead to damages or malfunctions,
or the awning could fall off the wall.
Drilling Holes for Brackets:
Transfer the drilling outlines of the brackets to the determined bracket positions.
For static reasons, insert a bolt in each bracket bore hole.
Select the appropriate drill bit for the respective base material and installation method.
2.6. Mounting Technique:
Due to the own weight of the awning and the maximum wind load of the corresponding wind class, the dowels can be
subjected to pulling forces up to 4000N (approximately 410 kg) in the case of wall installation, respectively up to 7650N
(approximately 780kg) in the case of ceiling installation.
The following table defines the maximum dowel forces depending on the size of the awning, the type of bracket, the
number of brackets and the wind class (according to Table 2.3.)
Tinted cells: only Wind Class 2 is available
* Wide bracket with a width of 120mm
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Puma Maximum Pulling Forces Depending On The System Width [N]
Installation Width Extended Length [mm]
1500 2000* 2500* 3000*
WALL
3000mm 2.480 2.000 1.850 -
4000mm 1.980 2.580 2.340 3.120
5000mm 3.930 3.160 2.830 3.770
CEILING
3000mm 2.480 2.000 1.850 -
4000mm 1.980 2.580 2.340 3.120
5000mm 3.930 3.160 2.830 3.770
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Caution: Bracket (1) must be fully aligned with the lateral part (2). Ensure the lateral part
does not protrude beyond the awning. Failure to observe this could lead to damage or
malfunction, or the awning could fall o the wall.
3. INITIal OpEraTION:
3.1. WITH HAND CRANK:
Insert the hook of the hand crank in the eye of the driving gear and extend the awning until the
cloth becomes slack.
of the cloth roller.
may be damaged.
3.2 WITH ELECTRIC MOTOR:
manufacturer for advice.
Electrical installation work and connections to the mains must be carried out exclusively by a licensed
electrical company.
Downgrading of the wind class on the grounds of bad installation
INSTALLATION ON THERMALLY INSULATED FAÇADES:
Insulating plaster and full multi-layer thermal insulation are not
pressure stable.
Therefore, it is necessary to use distancers for the entire surface
of the awning brackets or at least for the area around the screws.
The picture on the right illustrates one possible variant:
BRACKET INSTALLATION:
Loosely fasten all brackets and achieve true alignment.
Even out irregularities of the base by using suitable spacers.
2.7. INSTALLING THE FOLDING-ARM AWNING:
The awning will support itself only if it is installed on a wall
and positioned correctly, but in any event it still needs to
be secured.
bracket and lateral part.
SW 5 Allen key until the awing does not have any more play.
This secures the awning and prevents it from falling down.
The standard number of supplied brackets is appropriate for these values if installed in concrete. If the supporting
capacity of the base material is less than that of concrete and if injection anchors are used, please consult a qualified
installation engineer.
A reduction of the dowel forces can be achieved by using suitable
(larger) spreader plates. For dimensioning information in dependence
on the mounting base, please consult any qualified installation
engineer or contact the system manufacturer.
Downgrading of the wind class on the grounds of bad mounting
conditions is permissible only in limit cases and subject to the
agreement of the final user.
Mounting on Thermally Insulated Facades:
Insulating plaster and full multi-layer thermal insulation are not
pressure stable.
Therefore, it is necessary to use distancers for the entire surface of
the awning brackets or at least for the area around the screws.
The picture on the right illustrates one possible variant:
Bracket Mounting:
Loosely fasten all brackets and achieve true alignment.
Even out irregularities of the base by using suitable spacers.
Then tighten all nuts and bolts and check that brackets are firmly
attached.
2.7. Fastening the Awning:
Ensure that sufficient personnel are available to lift the awning. The
awning weighs up to 60kg; the weights are defined on the packaging.
• Tilt the awning upwards slightly and then hook into the brackets
from below (from bottom to top).
• Now push awning back, then let the awning down.
The awning will support itself only if it is installed on a wall and
positioned correctly, but in any event it still needs to be secured.
• Insert the blocking pieces at the side into the grooves between
bracket and lateral part.
• Laterally align the awning and screw in the locking screws with an
SW 5 Allen key until the awing does not have any more play.
This secures the awning and prevents it from falling down.
Caution: Bracket (1) must be fully aligned with the lateral part (2).
Ensure the lateral part does not protrude beyond the awning.
Failure to observe this could lead to damages or malfunctions, or
the awning could fall off the wall.
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The standard number of supplied brackets is appropriate for these values if installed in concrete. If the supporting
capacity of the base material is less than that of concrete and if injection anchors are used, please consult a qualified
installation engineer.
A reduction of the dowel forces can be achieved by using suitable
(larger) spreader plates. For dimensioning information in dependence
on the mounting base, please consult any qualified installation
engineer or contact the system manufacturer.
Downgrading of the wind class on the grounds of bad mounting
conditions is permissible only in limit cases and subject to the
agreement of the final user.
Mounting on Thermally Insulated Facades:
Insulating plaster and full multi-layer thermal insulation are not
pressure stable.
Therefore, it is necessary to use distancers for the entire surface of
the awning brackets or at least for the area around the screws.
The picture on the right illustrates one possible variant:
Bracket Mounting:
Loosely fasten all brackets and achieve true alignment.
Even out irregularities of the base by using suitable spacers.
Then tighten all nuts and bolts and check that brackets are firmly
attached.
2.7. Fastening the Awning:
Ensure that sufficient personnel are available to lift the awning. The
awning weighs up to 60kg; the weights are defined on the packaging.
• Tilt the awning upwards slightly and then hook into the brackets
from below (from bottom to top).
• Now push awning back, then let the awning down.
The awning will support itself only if it is installed on a wall and
positioned correctly, but in any event it still needs to be secured.
• Insert the blocking pieces at the side into the grooves between
bracket and lateral part.
• Laterally align the awning and screw in the locking screws with an
SW 5 Allen key until the awing does not have any more play.
This secures the awning and prevents it from falling down.
Caution: Bracket (1) must be fully aligned with the lateral part (2).
Ensure the lateral part does not protrude beyond the awning.
Failure to observe this could lead to damages or malfunctions, or
the awning could fall off the wall.
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The standard number of supplied brackets is appropriate for these values if installed in concrete. If the supporting
capacity of the base material is less than that of concrete and if injection anchors are used, please consult a qualified
installation engineer.
A reduction of the dowel forces can be achieved by using suitable
(larger) spreader plates. For dimensioning information in dependence
on the mounting base, please consult any qualified installation
engineer or contact the system manufacturer.
Downgrading of the wind class on the grounds of bad mounting
conditions is permissible only in limit cases and subject to the
agreement of the final user.
Mounting on Thermally Insulated Facades:
Insulating plaster and full multi-layer thermal insulation are not
pressure stable.
Therefore, it is necessary to use distancers for the entire surface of
the awning brackets or at least for the area around the screws.
The picture on the right illustrates one possible variant:
Bracket Mounting:
Loosely fasten all brackets and achieve true alignment.
Even out irregularities of the base by using suitable spacers.
Then tighten all nuts and bolts and check that brackets are firmly
attached.
2.7. Fastening the Awning:
Ensure that sufficient personnel are available to lift the awning. The
awning weighs up to 60kg; the weights are defined on the packaging.
• Tilt the awning upwards slightly and then hook into the brackets
from below (from bottom to top).
• Now push awning back, then let the awning down.
The awning will support itself only if it is installed on a wall and
positioned correctly, but in any event it still needs to be secured.
• Insert the blocking pieces at the side into the grooves between
bracket and lateral part.
• Laterally align the awning and screw in the locking screws with an
SW 5 Allen key until the awing does not have any more play.
This secures the awning and prevents it from falling down.
Caution: Bracket (1) must be fully aligned with the lateral part (2).
Ensure the lateral part does not protrude beyond the awning.
Failure to observe this could lead to damages or malfunctions, or
the awning could fall off the wall.
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Distancers
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The standard number of supplied brackets is appropriate for these values if installed in concrete. If the supporting
capacity of the base material is less than that of concrete and if injection anchors are used, please consult a qualified
installation engineer.
A reduction of the dowel forces can be achieved by using suitable
(larger) spreader plates. For dimensioning information in dependence
on the mounting base, please consult any qualified installation
engineer or contact the system manufacturer.
Downgrading of the wind class on the grounds of bad mounting
conditions is permissible only in limit cases and subject to the
agreement of the final user.
Mounting on Thermally Insulated Facades:
Insulating plaster and full multi-layer thermal insulation are not
pressure stable.
Therefore, it is necessary to use distancers for the entire surface of
the awning brackets or at least for the area around the screws.
The picture on the right illustrates one possible variant:
Bracket Mounting:
Loosely fasten all brackets and achieve true alignment.
Even out irregularities of the base by using suitable spacers.
Then tighten all nuts and bolts and check that brackets are firmly
attached.
2.7. Fastening the Awning:
Ensure that sufficient personnel are available to lift the awning. The
awning weighs up to 60kg; the weights are defined on the packaging.
• Tilt the awning upwards slightly and then hook into the brackets
from below (from bottom to top).
• Now push awning back, then let the awning down.
The awning will support itself only if it is installed on a wall and
positioned correctly, but in any event it still needs to be secured.
• Insert the blocking pieces at the side into the grooves between
bracket and lateral part.
• Laterally align the awning and screw in the locking screws with an
SW 5 Allen key until the awing does not have any more play.
This secures the awning and prevents it from falling down.
Caution: Bracket (1) must be fully aligned with the lateral part (2).
Ensure the lateral part does not protrude beyond the awning.
Failure to observe this could lead to damages or malfunctions, or
the awning could fall off the wall.
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3.3. SETTING THE PITCH INCLINATION OF THE AWNING:
the covers.
alternately.
3.4. COMPLETING THE INSTALLATION / TRANSFER TO THE CLIENT:
as the instructions for the electrical connections of control units and switches.
Give client comprehensive instructions about the operation of the awning. Failure to observe the
instructions and incorrect operation can result in damages to the awning and accidents.
Notify client of the wind resistance class of the awning.
4. DISmOuNTINg ThE awNINg:
Ensure that the area around the awning is free of unauthorised personnel. De-energise awnings
with driving gear and secure against accidental switch-on.
5. TrOuBlEShOOTINg:
TypE Of DEfECT CauSE rEmEDy
DRIVING GEAR DOES
NOT WORK.
No power. Check connection
Driving gear not correctly
connected.
Check connection
Thermal protection of the
driving gear activated.
Wait for 15-20 mins, then operate
again.
Remote control batteries empty. Check light signal on sending unit,
replace batteries.
Higher-level control unit
prevents manual operation.
Wait until higher-level signal is not
activated any more.
SYSTEM DOES NOT EXTEND
OR RETRACT FULLY.
End positions of the driving
gear changed, or incorrect end
position setting.
Reset or re-program end positions
AWNING MAKES GRATING
NOISES. Spray arm articulation bearing with a
SYSTEM DOES NOT CLOSE
ON ONE SIDE. Fabric unevenly sewn. Line covering on this side by
applying fabric tape to cloth roller.
3. INITIAL OPERATION:
Before the initial operation of the awning, remove all objects (e.g. ladders, tools etc.) from the full travel range
(in/out) of the awning and from underneath the awning. During the trial operation, ensure that nobody is in this
area – there is a risk of injury in case of a malfunction.
3.1. With Hand Crank:
Insert the hook of the hand crank in the eye of the driving gear and extend the awning until the cloth becomes
slack.
Turn back briefly to achieve the optimum cloth tension.
When winding up the awning for the first time, check that the covering is wound up properly and that the
articulated arms fold correctly (parallel). The covering (cloth) must always be wound up on the upper side of the
cloth roller.
When the end positions (in and out) are reached, do not force hand crank further. Otherwise the gearing may
be damaged
3.2 With Electric Motor:
For trial operation, always use the test cable (no automatic control units etc.). In addition, the operator must be
able to see the awning. If the test cable has not yet been connected, connect to the cable of the driving gear.
The limits of the motor are factory set. If corrections are necessary on location, these can be carried out in
accordance with the “Elero Instruction Manual” which is supplied.
Fully extend awning and check switch-off point.
In maximum projection conditions, the awning is optimally stretched.
When winding up the awning for the first time, check that the covering is wound up properly and that the
articulated arms fold correctly (parallel).
Electrical installation work and connections to the mains must be carried out exclusively by a licensed electrical
company.
3.3. Setting the Pitch / Inclination
of the Awning:
• Half extend the awning.
• Remove the screws from the underside of side covers (1) and
remove the covers.
• Slightly loosen hex-head screws (2) with ring spanner or ratchet
with SW17 socket (do not remove fully!).
• For fine adjustment, slightly lift to relieve the weight and turn
threaded pin (4) as appropriate.
If the adjustment of the threaded pin as such is not sufficient, the
cylinder pin can be inserted in a different bore (12° offset per bore).
• To insert the cylinder pin in another bore, also relieve weight on the
arm, then insert cylinder pin in the correct bore and perform fine
adjustment.
•In the event of a significant change of the inclination setting (more than 12°), the arms must be adjusted
alternately.
• After the arm adjustment, firmly tighten screws (2).
• Put on covers and secure with screws (1)
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The classic CHEETAH awning is characterised by advanced
technology, with an extremely attractive price performance
ratio. A small number of system parts and their easy
handling reduce the production time and therefore also the
production costs for the awning manufacturer. The CHEETAH
awning is highly resistant to corrosion.
The Superior Awning
The all purpose semi-cassette awning for large area sun
screening solutions enables projections of up to 4000mm
and widths of up to 6500mm with just two folding arms.
The elegant and compact awning offers protection of the
fabric against dust and water and can be easily mounted on
its mounting tube base. The PANTHER is the all purpose
sun awning thanks to its numerous options such as slewing
mechanism, crossed arms and variable valance.
The Next Generation
The COUGAR represents the No.1 product in the Topline
awning family. Both the awning fabric and the components
are protected completely against the weather. The
maximum projection is 4000mm with a maximum width of
6500mm with two articulated arms. Up to 7000mm in
width can be achieved in a single length with three
articulated arms. The PANTHER is particularly attractive
when equipped with the variable valance.
The Awning For All Occasions
This basic model is a quality designed open articulated-arm
awning. The maximum projection is 4000mm with a
maximum width of 6500mm with only two arms. Up to
7000mm in width can be achieved in a single length with
three articulated arms. With a few additional components,
the JAGUAR can be equipped with additional cross-over
arms and variable valance.
Table of Contents:
1) Basic Information
2) Explanation of the Notices
3) Validity
4) Safety
5) Proper Intended Use
6) Product Information
7) Operation
8) Cleaning / Care
9) Maintenance
10)Dismounting
11)CE - Conformity
12)Product Identification
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm Awning family, the
Zephyr is a modern designed, full cassette awning with many
special features. It bridges the gap perfectly between the
Puma and Cougar models, representing excellent value for
money! With its contemporary design and futuristic
appearance, the Zephyr is designed with Italian innovation,
German engineering and British manufacturing experience. Its
clean lines, corners and edges replace the rounded shapes of
earlier years, and conforms with contempory architecture,
accomidating the design trends of the future.
Other products in
our External Blind
range include:
• Drop-Arm Awnings
• Conservatory Roof Awnings
• Umbrella Systems
• Canopies & Walkways
• Vertical Awnings
• Terrace Awnings
• Side Awnings
• Cafe / Promo Banners
• External Venetian Blinds
• Domestic Roller Shutters
Folding-Arm Awning User Guide
puma
THE SLENDER CASSETTE
AWNING
The PUMA is the top-of-the-range product within The SwingLine
Collection. The fabric and mechanics are completely and permanently
3000mm with a maximum width of 5000mm with two folding-arms.
The Flexible Semi-Cassette
The CARACAL is extremely compact, can be mounted very
quickly and offers perfect protection of the awning fabric.
The maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width
of 6000mm. Ideally suited for the shading of balconies and
terraces.
The Slender Cassette Awning
The PUMA is the top-of-the-range product in this family of
awnings. The fabric and mechanics are completely and
permanently protected from the effects of the weather. The
maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width of
5000mm with two folding arms. For mounting on difficult
facades as well as balcony roofs, specially designed
mounting brackets are available.
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm
Awning family
The Attractive Standard Awning
The classic CHEETAH awning is characterised by advanced
technology, with an extremely attractive price performance
ratio. A small number of system parts and their easy
handling reduce the production time and therefore also the
production costs for the awning manufacturer. The CHEETAH
awning is highly resistant to corrosion.
The Superior Awning
The all purpose semi-cassette awning for large area sun
screening solutions enables projections of up to 4000mm
and widths of up to 6500mm with just two folding arms.
The elegant and compact awning offers protection of the
fabric against dust and water and can be easily mounted on
its mounting tube base. The PANTHER is the all purpose
sun awning thanks to its numerous options such as slewing
mechanism, crossed arms and variable valance.
The Next Generation
The COUGAR represents the No.1 product in the Topline
awning family. Both the awning fabric and the components
are protected completely against the weather. The
maximum projection is 4000mm with a maximum width of
6500mm with two articulated arms. Up to 7000mm in
width can be achieved in a single length with three
articulated arms. The PANTHER is particularly attractive
when equipped with the variable valance.
The Awning For All Occasions
This basic model is a quality designed open articulated-arm
awning. The maximum projection is 4000mm with a
maximum width of 6500mm with only two arms. Up to
7000mm in width can be achieved in a single length with
three articulated arms. With a few additional components,
the JAGUAR can be equipped with additional cross-over
arms and variable valance.
Table of Contents:
1) Basic Information
2) Explanation of the Notices
3) Validity
4) Safety
5) Proper Intended Use
6) Product Information
7) Operation
8) Cleaning / Care
9) Maintenance
10)Dismounting
11)CE - Conformity
12)Product Identification
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm Awning family, the
Zephyr is a modern designed, full cassette awning with many
special features. It bridges the gap perfectly between the
Puma and Cougar models, representing excellent value for
money! With its contemporary design and futuristic
appearance, the Zephyr is designed with Italian innovation,
German engineering and British manufacturing experience. Its
clean lines, corners and edges replace the rounded shapes of
earlier years, and conforms with contempory architecture,
accomidating the design trends of the future.
Other products in
our External Blind
range include:
• Drop-Arm Awnings
• Conservatory Roof Awnings
• Umbrella Systems
• Canopies & Walkways
• Vertical Awnings
• Terrace Awnings
• Side Awnings
• Cafe / Promo Banners
• External Venetian Blinds
• Domestic Roller Shutters
Folding-Arm Awning User Guide
ChEETah
THE ATTRACTIVE STANDARD
AWNING
The classic CHEETAH awning is characterised by advanced technology,
with an extremely attractive price performance ratio. A small number
of system parts and their easy handling reduce the production time
and therefore also the production costs for the awning manufacturer.
The CHEETAH awning is highly resistant to corrosion.
The Flexible Semi-Cassette
The CARACAL is extremely compact, can be mounted very
quickly and offers perfect protection of the awning fabric.
The maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width
of 6000mm. Ideally suited for the shading of balconies and
terraces.
The Slender Cassette Awning
The PUMA is the top-of-the-range product in this family of
awnings. The fabric and mechanics are completely and
permanently protected from the effects of the weather. The
maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width of
5000mm with two folding arms. For mounting on difficult
facades as well as balcony roofs, specially designed
mounting brackets are available.
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm
Awning family
The Attractive Standard Awning
The classic CHEETAH awning is characterised by advanced
technology, with an extremely attractive price performance
ratio. A small number of system parts and their easy
handling reduce the production time and therefore also the
production costs for the awning manufacturer. The CHEETAH
awning is highly resistant to corrosion.
The Superior Awning
The all purpose semi-cassette awning for large area sun
screening solutions enables projections of up to 4000mm
and widths of up to 6500mm with just two folding arms.
The elegant and compact awning offers protection of the
fabric against dust and water and can be easily mounted on
its mounting tube base. The PANTHER is the all purpose
sun awning thanks to its numerous options such as slewing
mechanism, crossed arms and variable valance.
The Next Generation
The COUGAR represents the No.1 product in the Topline
awning family. Both the awning fabric and the components
are protected completely against the weather. The
maximum projection is 4000mm with a maximum width of
6500mm with two articulated arms. Up to 7000mm in
width can be achieved in a single length with three
articulated arms. The PANTHER is particularly attractive
when equipped with the variable valance.
The Awning For All Occasions
This basic model is a quality designed open articulated-arm
awning. The maximum projection is 4000mm with a
maximum width of 6500mm with only two arms. Up to
7000mm in width can be achieved in a single length with
three articulated arms. With a few additional components,
the JAGUAR can be equipped with additional cross-over
arms and variable valance.
Table of Contents:
1) Basic Information
2) Explanation of the Notices
3) Validity
4) Safety
5) Proper Intended Use
6) Product Information
7) Operation
8) Cleaning / Care
9) Maintenance
10)Dismounting
11)CE - Conformity
12)Product Identification
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm Awning family, the
Zephyr is a modern designed, full cassette awning with many
special features. It bridges the gap perfectly between the
Puma and Cougar models, representing excellent value for
money! With its contemporary design and futuristic
appearance, the Zephyr is designed with Italian innovation,
German engineering and British manufacturing experience. Its
clean lines, corners and edges replace the rounded shapes of
earlier years, and conforms with contempory architecture,
accomidating the design trends of the future.
Other products in
our External Blind
range include:
• Drop-Arm Awnings
• Conservatory Roof Awnings
• Umbrella Systems
• Canopies & Walkways
• Vertical Awnings
• Terrace Awnings
• Side Awnings
• Cafe / Promo Banners
• External Venetian Blinds
• Domestic Roller Shutters
Folding-Arm Awning User Guide
Jaguar
THE AWNING FOR ALL
OCCASIONS
The standard TopLine model is a quality designed non-cassette
maximum width of 6500mm with two folding-arms. Upto 7000mm
width can be achieved in a single width with three folding-arms.
With a few additional components, the JAGUAR can be equipped
with additional cross-over arms and a variable valance option. The
strongest non-cassette awning manufactured in the UK.
The Flexible Semi-Cassette
The CARACAL is extremely compact, can be mounted very
quickly and offers perfect protection of the awning fabric.
The maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width
of 6000mm. Ideally suited for the shading of balconies and
terraces.
The Slender Cassette Awning
The PUMA is the top-of-the-range product in this family of
awnings. The fabric and mechanics are completely and
permanently protected from the effects of the weather. The
maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width of
5000mm with two folding arms. For mounting on difficult
facades as well as balcony roofs, specially designed
mounting brackets are available.
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm
Awning family
The Attractive Standard Awning
The classic CHEETAH awning is characterised by advanced
technology, with an extremely attractive price performance
ratio. A small number of system parts and their easy
handling reduce the production time and therefore also the
production costs for the awning manufacturer. The CHEETAH
awning is highly resistant to corrosion.
The Superior Awning
The all purpose semi-cassette awning for large area sun
screening solutions enables projections of up to 4000mm
and widths of up to 6500mm with just two folding arms.
The elegant and compact awning offers protection of the
fabric against dust and water and can be easily mounted on
its mounting tube base. The PANTHER is the all purpose
sun awning thanks to its numerous options such as slewing
mechanism, crossed arms and variable valance.
The Next Generation
The COUGAR represents the No.1 product in the Topline
awning family. Both the awning fabric and the components
are protected completely against the weather. The
maximum projection is 4000mm with a maximum width of
6500mm with two articulated arms. Up to 7000mm in
width can be achieved in a single length with three
articulated arms. The PANTHER is particularly attractive
when equipped with the variable valance.
The Awning For All Occasions
This basic model is a quality designed open articulated-arm
awning. The maximum projection is 4000mm with a
maximum width of 6500mm with only two arms. Up to
7000mm in width can be achieved in a single length with
three articulated arms. With a few additional components,
the JAGUAR can be equipped with additional cross-over
arms and variable valance.
Table of Contents:
1) Basic Information
2) Explanation of the Notices
3) Validity
4) Safety
5) Proper Intended Use
6) Product Information
7) Operation
8) Cleaning / Care
9) Maintenance
10)Dismounting
11)CE - Conformity
12)Product Identification
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm Awning family, the
Zephyr is a modern designed, full cassette awning with many
special features. It bridges the gap perfectly between the
Puma and Cougar models, representing excellent value for
money! With its contemporary design and futuristic
appearance, the Zephyr is designed with Italian innovation,
German engineering and British manufacturing experience. Its
clean lines, corners and edges replace the rounded shapes of
earlier years, and conforms with contempory architecture,
accomidating the design trends of the future.
Other products in
our External Blind
range include:
• Drop-Arm Awnings
• Conservatory Roof Awnings
• Umbrella Systems
• Canopies & Walkways
• Vertical Awnings
• Terrace Awnings
• Side Awnings
• Cafe / Promo Banners
• External Venetian Blinds
• Domestic Roller Shutters
Folding-Arm Awning User Guide
paNThEr
THE SUPERIOR AWNING
The all purpose semi-cassette awning for large area sun screening
upto 7000mm with three folding-arms. The elegant and compact
can be easily installed on its square bar installation base. The
PANTHER is the all purpose sun folding-arm awning thanks to its
numerous options such as the option of additional cross-over arms
and a variable valance option. The strongest semi-cassette awning
manufactured in the UK.
The Flexible Semi-Cassette
The CARACAL is extremely compact, can be mounted very
quickly and offers perfect protection of the awning fabric.
The maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width
of 6000mm. Ideally suited for the shading of balconies and
terraces.
The Slender Cassette Awning
The PUMA is the top-of-the-range product in this family of
awnings. The fabric and mechanics are completely and
permanently protected from the effects of the weather. The
maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width of
5000mm with two folding arms. For mounting on difficult
facades as well as balcony roofs, specially designed
mounting brackets are available.
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm
Awning family
The Attractive Standard Awning
The classic CHEETAH awning is characterised by advanced
technology, with an extremely attractive price performance
ratio. A small number of system parts and their easy
handling reduce the production time and therefore also the
production costs for the awning manufacturer. The CHEETAH
awning is highly resistant to corrosion.
The Superior Awning
The all purpose semi-cassette awning for large area sun
screening solutions enables projections of up to 4000mm
and widths of up to 6500mm with just two folding arms.
The elegant and compact awning offers protection of the
fabric against dust and water and can be easily mounted on
its mounting tube base. The PANTHER is the all purpose
sun awning thanks to its numerous options such as slewing
mechanism, crossed arms and variable valance.
The Next Generation
The COUGAR represents the No.1 product in the Topline
awning family. Both the awning fabric and the components
are protected completely against the weather. The
maximum projection is 4000mm with a maximum width of
6500mm with two articulated arms. Up to 7000mm in
width can be achieved in a single length with three
articulated arms. The PANTHER is particularly attractive
when equipped with the variable valance.
The Awning For All Occasions
This basic model is a quality designed open articulated-arm
awning. The maximum projection is 4000mm with a
maximum width of 6500mm with only two arms. Up to
7000mm in width can be achieved in a single length with
three articulated arms. With a few additional components,
the JAGUAR can be equipped with additional cross-over
arms and variable valance.
Table of Contents:
1) Basic Information
2) Explanation of the Notices
3) Validity
4) Safety
5) Proper Intended Use
6) Product Information
7) Operation
8) Cleaning / Care
9) Maintenance
10)Dismounting
11)CE - Conformity
12)Product Identification
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm Awning family, the
Zephyr is a modern designed, full cassette awning with many
special features. It bridges the gap perfectly between the
Puma and Cougar models, representing excellent value for
money! With its contemporary design and futuristic
appearance, the Zephyr is designed with Italian innovation,
German engineering and British manufacturing experience. Its
clean lines, corners and edges replace the rounded shapes of
earlier years, and conforms with contempory architecture,
accomidating the design trends of the future.
Other products in
our External Blind
range include:
• Drop-Arm Awnings
• Conservatory Roof Awnings
• Umbrella Systems
• Canopies & Walkways
• Vertical Awnings
• Terrace Awnings
• Side Awnings
• Cafe / Promo Banners
• External Venetian Blinds
• Domestic Roller Shutters
Folding-Arm Awning User Guide
ZEphyr
THE LATEST EDITION TO OUR
FOLDING-ARM AWNING COLLECTION
The ZEPHYR is a modern designed full cassette folding-arm awning,
bridging the gap perfectly between the Puma and Cougar models. With its
contemporary design and futuristic appearance, the ZEPHYR is designed
with Italian innovation, German engineering and British manufacturing
experience. Its clean lines, corners and edges replace the rounded
shapes of earlier years, and conforms with contemporary architecture,
accommodating the design trends of the future.
The Flexible Semi-Cassette
The CARACAL is extremely compact, can be mounted very
quickly and offers perfect protection of the awning fabric.
The maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width
of 6000mm. Ideally suited for the shading of balconies and
terraces.
The Slender Cassette Awning
The PUMA is the top-of-the-range product in this family of
awnings. The fabric and mechanics are completely and
permanently protected from the effects of the weather. The
maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width of
5000mm with two folding arms. For mounting on difficult
facades as well as balcony roofs, specially designed
mounting brackets are available.
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm
Awning family
The Attractive Standard Awning
The classic CHEETAH awning is characterised by advanced
technology, with an extremely attractive price performance
ratio. A small number of system parts and their easy
handling reduce the production time and therefore also the
production costs for the awning manufacturer. The CHEETAH
awning is highly resistant to corrosion.
The Superior Awning
The all purpose semi-cassette awning for large area sun
screening solutions enables projections of up to 4000mm
and widths of up to 6500mm with just two folding arms.
The elegant and compact awning offers protection of the
fabric against dust and water and can be easily mounted on
its mounting tube base. The PANTHER is the all purpose
sun awning thanks to its numerous options such as slewing
mechanism, crossed arms and variable valance.
The Next Generation
The COUGAR represents the No.1 product in the Topline
awning family. Both the awning fabric and the components
are protected completely against the weather. The
maximum projection is 4000mm with a maximum width of
6500mm with two articulated arms. Up to 7000mm in
width can be achieved in a single length with three
articulated arms. The PANTHER is particularly attractive
when equipped with the variable valance.
The Awning For All Occasions
This basic model is a quality designed open articulated-arm
awning. The maximum projection is 4000mm with a
maximum width of 6500mm with only two arms. Up to
7000mm in width can be achieved in a single length with
three articulated arms. With a few additional components,
the JAGUAR can be equipped with additional cross-over
arms and variable valance.
Table of Contents:
1) Basic Information
2) Explanation of the Notices
3) Validity
4) Safety
5) Proper Intended Use
6) Product Information
7) Operation
8) Cleaning / Care
9) Maintenance
10)Dismounting
11)CE - Conformity
12)Product Identification
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm Awning family, the
Zephyr is a modern designed, full cassette awning with many
special features. It bridges the gap perfectly between the
Puma and Cougar models, representing excellent value for
money! With its contemporary design and futuristic
appearance, the Zephyr is designed with Italian innovation,
German engineering and British manufacturing experience. Its
clean lines, corners and edges replace the rounded shapes of
earlier years, and conforms with contempory architecture,
accomidating the design trends of the future.
Other products in
our External Blind
range include:
• Drop-Arm Awnings
• Conservatory Roof Awnings
• Umbrella Systems
• Canopies & Walkways
• Vertical Awnings
• Terrace Awnings
• Side Awnings
• Cafe / Promo Banners
• External Venetian Blinds
• Domestic Roller Shutters
Folding-Arm Awning User Guide
CaraCal
THE FLExIbLE SEMI-CASSETTE
The CARACAL is extremely compact, can be installed very quickly
suited for the shading of balconies and terraces.
The Flexible Semi-Cassette
The CARACAL is extremely compact, can be mounted very
quickly and offers perfect protection of the awning fabric.
The maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width
of 6000mm. Ideally suited for the shading of balconies and
terraces.
The Slender Cassette Awning
The PUMA is the top-of-the-range product in this family of
awnings. The fabric and mechanics are completely and
permanently protected from the effects of the weather. The
maximum projection is 3000mm with a maximum width of
5000mm with two folding arms. For mounting on difficult
facades as well as balcony roofs, specially designed
mounting brackets are available.
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm
Awning family
The Attractive Standard Awning
The classic CHEETAH awning is characterised by advanced
technology, with an extremely attractive price performance
ratio. A small number of system parts and their easy
handling reduce the production time and therefore also the
production costs for the awning manufacturer. The CHEETAH
awning is highly resistant to corrosion.
The Superior Awning
The all purpose semi-cassette awning for large area sun
screening solutions enables projections of up to 4000mm
and widths of up to 6500mm with just two folding arms.
The elegant and compact awning offers protection of the
fabric against dust and water and can be easily mounted on
its mounting tube base. The PANTHER is the all purpose
sun awning thanks to its numerous options such as slewing
mechanism, crossed arms and variable valance.
The Next Generation
The COUGAR represents the No.1 product in the Topline
awning family. Both the awning fabric and the components
are protected completely against the weather. The
maximum projection is 4000mm with a maximum width of
6500mm with two articulated arms. Up to 7000mm in
width can be achieved in a single length with three
articulated arms. The PANTHER is particularly attractive
when equipped with the variable valance.
The Awning For All Occasions
This basic model is a quality designed open articulated-arm
awning. The maximum projection is 4000mm with a
maximum width of 6500mm with only two arms. Up to
7000mm in width can be achieved in a single length with
three articulated arms. With a few additional components,
the JAGUAR can be equipped with additional cross-over
arms and variable valance.
Table of Contents:
1) Basic Information
2) Explanation of the Notices
3) Validity
4) Safety
5) Proper Intended Use
6) Product Information
7) Operation
8) Cleaning / Care
9) Maintenance
10)Dismounting
11)CE - Conformity
12)Product Identification
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
FOLDING-ARM AWNING
I
User Guide
The latest edition to our Folding-Arm Awning family, the
Zephyr is a modern designed, full cassette awning with many
special features. It bridges the gap perfectly between the
Puma and Cougar models, representing excellent value for
money! With its contemporary design and futuristic
appearance, the Zephyr is designed with Italian innovation,
German engineering and British manufacturing experience. Its
clean lines, corners and edges replace the rounded shapes of
earlier years, and conforms with contempory architecture,
accomidating the design trends of the future.
Other products in
our External Blind
range include:
• Drop-Arm Awnings
• Conservatory Roof Awnings
• Umbrella Systems
• Canopies & Walkways
• Vertical Awnings
• Terrace Awnings
• Side Awnings
• Cafe / Promo Banners
• External Venetian Blinds
• Domestic Roller Shutters
Folding-Arm Awning User Guide
Other Products Within The James Robertshaw External Blind Collection:
Café / Promo Barriers
Canopies, Walkways &
Market Stalls
Drop-Arm Awnings
External Roller Blinds
External Venetian Blinds
Freestanding Awnings
Umbrellas & Parasols
Pergola Awnings
Roof Awnings
Shade Sails
Side Awnings
Terrace Awnings
Traditional Victorian Box Jobs
Vertical Awnings
Head Office & Manufacturing Facility:
Unit 2a Cranfield Road, Lostock Industrial Estate,
Lostock, Bolton. BL6 4SB
T: 01204 574 764
f: 01204 705 424
E:
www.jamesrobertshaw.co.uk
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