JR A Series User manual

A101
PATIO AWNINGS
USER GUIDE
JR A-SERIES:
COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC PATIO AWNINGS

Many thanks for purchasing this
JR product by James Robertshaw &
Sons Ltd.
Precise attention and adherence to this product User Guide before
operation of these products is essential for trouble-free, continuous
operation. To ensure safety, it is important to follow this User Guide.
None compliance with this User Guide releases the manufacturer
from any liability and obligation.
Please comply with all notices on the product and packaging.
We request that you safeguard this User Guide and pass onto the new
owner in the event that the awning is sold.
EXPLANATION OF THE NOTICES
Safety notices and important information can be found at the
appropriate place in the text. They are identied with a symbol.
This symbol identies notices that are important for
safety and awning operation.
This symbol indicates important product information for
the user.
SAFETY
All James Robertshaw awnings are designed and manufactured in
conformity with the provisions of the EN 13561 standard.
The product may only be operated in accordance with
its intended use, with an awareness of health and safety
under observance of this User Guide. Defects that could
impair health and safety are to be rectied immediately.
PROPER INTENDED USE
James Robertshaw Patio Awnings are primarily used as protection
from the sun. In addition they can be used as protection against
rain (for further details please refer to the OPERATION section).
Any other usage is regarded as not the intended use. James
Robertshaw are not liable for damage occurring as a result.
No modications, extensions or conversions on Patio Awnings may
be performed without the approval of the manufacturer. Parts
of Patio Awnings not in perfect condition are to be exchanged
immediately.
Only original spare parts supplied by James Robertshaw may be used,
none compliance with this will void any guarantee(s).
Additional loading on the Patio Awning can lead to damage
of the Patio Awning and is therefore not permitted.
Installation and maintenance work may only be performed
by a qualied person.
James Robertshaw accept no liability for damage resulting from this
non-intended use.
OPERATION
General safety information for the operation of Patio Awnings.
The operation of Patio Awnings may only be carried out by
persons who have received instruction by a trained
operative. Children should not operate the awning.
When retracting or extending the awning, avoid all contact. Do not
walk on, or apply anything to the fabric. No objects or weights may
be attached to the Patio Awning.
Do not lean anything onto the Patio Awning.
When working within the projecting area of a Patio Awning, the
automatic control (Sun & Wind) must be switched o, so that the Patio
Awning cannot extend or retract automatically.
Patio Awnings should be retracted when not in use.
With ice, snow or strong winds, Patio Awnings may
not be used. The awning must be completely extended
with the minimum pitch inclination set at 15° or greater.
The side awning (optional extra) is to be removed before the Patio
Awning is retracted. The variable valance (optional extra) must be
rolled in before the Patio Awning is retracted.
If the awning fabric becomes moist or even wet, the Patio
Awning must be extended as soon as possible in order to dry.
OPERATING THE PATIO AWNING WITH HAND CRANK
Extending the awning
Hook the hand crank into the transmission eye and extend awning to
the position required or completely by turning the crank in a
clockwise direction.
The fully extended awning limit is set within manufacture. As a
result, the awning fabric always remains tensioned. If the awning
fabric loses tension, the tension is to be restored by retracting the
Patio Awning.
Retracting the awning
Hook the hand crank into the transmission eye and turn in an
anti-clockwise direction until the awning is closed.
On reaching the limit, do not continue to turn the hand crank inside
and outside with force.
OPERATING THE PATIO AWNING WITH AN ELECTRIC MOTOR
A qualied person must train the user in operating the electric motor
during the course of installation.
Extending the awning
Press the Down arrow to extend the Patio Awning to the required
degree of shading. The end position is reached when the motor
switches o.
Retracting the awning
Press the Up arrow to retract the Patio Awning to the required
degree of shading. The end position is reached when the motor
switches o.
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CLEANING & CARE
• Use suitable climbing aids.
• Do not use any high-pressure cleaner, scouring agent or scouring
sponges for cleaning.
• Solvents may not be used.
CLEANING THE PRODUCT
Dirt can be removed from the Patio Awning with a soft brush or hand
brush, mild detergent and warm water.
Clean the awning fabric with a soft brush and warm water only – any
form of detergent may erode the Teon coating on the fabric.
After cleaning, the awning fabric must be dried.
MAINTENANCE
The Patio Awning should be serviced regularly by a qualied person
and is to be examined for signs of wear and tear to fabric and system
on a regular basis.
If there is a fault, then the specialist retailer or a suitable service
provider is to commission a repair from James Robertshaw or one of its
approved agents.
Patio Awnings in need of repair may not be used.
REMOVAL
Only allow removal to be carried out by James Robertshaw or one of
its approved agents.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
TECHNICAL DATA
The dimensions and technical details of the Patio Awnings
can be reviewed on the website
www.jamesrobertshaw.co.uk.
Data for the electric drive: Mains voltage 230V AC
Current consumption: 0.45 to 2.1 Ampere (depending on drive)
Power consumption: 90 to 460 Watt (depending on drive)
Class of protection for electric drive: IP 44
Continuous operation motor: approx. 4 minutes
The electric motor is not designed for continuous operation.
After approximately 4 minutes of operation, the thermal
protection engages and the motor switches o.
After 15-30 minutes the motor is operational again,
however within 1-2 minutes the renewed actuation time
is signicantly reduced.
WIND LIMITS
Depending on the quality of the product, awnings are classied
according to DIN EN 13561 Point 4.3. into wind resistance
classes. The higher the class, the higher the quality of the product.12)
NOISE EMISSIONS
The noise level of this awning, in a non-installed state, measured
according to EN ISO 12100-2:2003, is below 70dB(A).
USER GUIDE
PROJECTION
(mm)
1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000
BOBCAT 250 2 2 2
CHEETAH 3 3 2 2
PUMA 3 3 2 2
SUNBOX 2 2 2 2
ZEPHYR 3 3 3 2 2
JAGUAR (NO
VARIABLE
VALANCE)
333333
JAGUAR (WITH
VARIABLE
VALANCE)
33332
PANTHER (NO
VARIABLE
VALANCE)
333333
PANTHER (WITH
VARIABLE
VALANCE)
33332
COUGAR (NO
VARIABLE
VALANCE)
333333
COUGAR (WITH
VARIABLE
VALANCE)
33322
JR A101: WIND CLASSES
WIND RESISTANCE
CLASS
DESCRIPTION BEAUFORT SCALE
WIND FORCE
WIND SPEED
CLASS 0 UNDEFINED; PRODUCT UNTESTED OR UNSUITABLE
CLASS 1 GENTLE BREEZE 4 20-27 km/h
CLASS 2 FRESH BREEZE 5 28-37 km/h
CLASS 3 STRONG BREEZE 6 38-48 km/h
WIND LIMITS

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This User Guide is for the following JR A101 products by James Robertshaw & Sons Ltd.
Product Identication
BOBCAT 250 CHEETAH PUMA SUNBOX
ZEPHYR JAGUAR PANTHER COUGAR
JR K-SERIES:
ROMAN & WOODWEAVE BLINDS
MJR M-SERIES:
PLEATED BLINDS
JR N-SERIES:
VENETIAN BLINDS
JR R-SERIES:
ROLLER BLINDS
JR S-SERIES:
SHADE SAILS
JR SK-SERIES:
SKYLIGHT BLINDS
JR T-SERIES:
PANEL BLINDS
JR V-SERIES:
VERTICAL BLINDS
JR A-SERIES:
COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC
PATIO AWNINGS
JR CW-SERIES:
CANOPIES & WALKWAYS
JR E-SERIES:
SCREENS (SERVAL &
CAFE BANNERS)
JR N-SERIES:
VENETIAN BLINDS
pJR P-SERIES:
PARASOLS & UMBRELLAS
JR R-SERIES:
ROLLER BLINDS
JR S-SERIES:
SHADE SAILS
JR W-SERIES:
ALL WEATHER HOSPITALITY
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EC Declaration of conformity according to the
machinery directive 2006/42/EC
(Applies to motorised operation only)
WO&WO Grün GmbH
Hafnerstrasse 193
A – 8054 Graz
Designation of the Product: Patio Awning (Also known as Folding-Arm)
Intended purpose: Awnings for outdoor use
Corresponds to the provisions set forth in the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC if featuring
a motor drive.
The following standards are applied:
EN 13561 External blinds – Performance requirements including safety
EN 60335-2-97 Household and similar electrical appliances – Safety
EN 12045 Shutters and blinds, power-operated
Conformity with the following Directives:
Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004/108/EC
Compliance with the safety objectives set forth in the Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC
was ensured according to Annex I, No. 1.5.1 of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
JAMES ROBERTSHAW
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DATE OF INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
COMPANY
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OPERATIVE
Ulrich Schinhan, Authorised representative