KE Gennius A1 User manual
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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................20
1.1 Symbols used in this manual .............................................................................................................20
2. SAFETY...........................................................................................................................20
2.1 General Safety Information ................................................................................................................20
3. DESCRIPTION OF THE STRUCTURE ...........................................................................21
3.1 Components.......................................................................................................................................21
3.2 Intended Use and Installation Location..............................................................................................22
4. TECHNICAL DATA..........................................................................................................23
4.1 Wind resistance..................................................................................................................................23
4.2 Technical Label ..................................................................................................................................24
5. TRANSPORT AND INSTALLATION ...............................................................................25
5.1 Transport............................................................................................................................................25
5.2 Installation..........................................................................................................................................25
6. USE..................................................................................................................................25
7. MAINTENANCE...............................................................................................................26
7.1 Troubleshooting Table........................................................................................................................26
7.2 Cleaning.............................................................................................................................................26
7.3 Scheduled Maintenance.....................................................................................................................27
7.4 Extraordinary Maintenance ................................................................................................................27
8. DISASSEMBLY AND DISPOSAL....................................................................................27
9. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES............................................................................................28
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1. INTRODUCTION
This manual, together with the others supplied alongside it, is an integral part of the structure and has been
written for its user; it is key to the correct use and maintenance of the product. The pages and content contained
within this manual may not be removed, rewritten or modied in any way.
This manual must be kept intact in an easily accessible location until the structure is disposed of.
If this manual is lost or destroyed, the user must request a new copy from the reseller, supplying them with the
main product data and the destination of the new copy.
The manufacturer reserves the right to update its products and their corresponding manuals without any obliga-
tion to update previous products and manuals.
The Manufacturer reserves all rights concerning this manual: no reproduction shall be permitted, in whole or in
part, without its express written authorisation.
The manufacturer shall not be held responsible for any damage resulting from tampering with or unauthorised
modication to the product.
1.1 Symbols used in this manual
The WARNING symbols used in this manual are given below.
INFORMATION AND WARNINGS
• Instructions and advice to help ensure correct use and storage of the awning. Failure to
follow these instructions may compromise the product’s integrity and/or strength.
CAUTION
• Operator hazard! Instructions and warnings to be read and followed carefully. Failure to
observe these instructions may put people’s safety at risk.
Leggere attentamente
il Manuale
CAUTION
• Read the instructions before using the product.
2. SAFETY
2.1 General Safety Information
• Close the structure completely in the event bad weather or snow. Danger of damage or injury.
• Removing the safety devices installed on the structure is strictly forbidden (see Chapter 9 “Optional
Accessories”).
• It can be opened and closed by pressing a switch and/or via a remote control: both of these must be located
OUTSIDE THE REACH OF CHILDREN.
• Ensure there is nobody obstructing or excessively close to the structure’s moving parts when opening and
closing.
• Do not place objects on the structure fabric.
• It is forbidden for people to hang on or support themselves from the structure – this would create a serious
risk of injury as well as potentially damaging the structure itself.
• If any doubts remain, consult the reseller BEFORE using the structure.
• The user must not perform any operation or work on the structure for which they are not authorised (see
Chapter 3.2 “Intended Use and Installation Location” and Chapter 7 “Maintenance”).
• The manufacturer shall not be held responsible for any damage resulting from tampering with or unauthorised
modication to the product.
• The user must inform the Reseller immediately if any faults/malfunctions should occur on safety devices or
if any other dangerous situation should occur.
A
F
E
E
D
C
B
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• All maintenance and cleaning operations must be performed with the electrical supply disconnected.
• Installation and rst use, adjustment and extraordinary maintenance must only be performed by technicians
trained and specialised for those tasks. Contact Technical Support.
• For outdoor awnings which can be operated from a position where the awning is not visible, or automatically
by weather sensors, the user must adopt appropriate organisational measures to prevent operation of the
awning when maintenance operations are being performed in the vicinity, for instance cleaning of windows
or walls.
• The product absolves risks as per EN13561: risks of a mechanical, electrical and ergonomic nature.
• In the event that the product is not to be used for a prolonged period of time, protect any
exposed mechanical parts.
3. DESCRIPTION OF THE STRUCTURE
The structure can be installed individually or in modular compositions. Its operation is motorised; Optional Ac-
cessories can be installed on request (see Chap. 9 “Optional Accessories”).
3.1 Components
The folding and sliding product is composed of fabric (taut when the awning is opened) fastened to a metal
structure which allows it to slide horizontally.
• Metal structure: this represents the supporting chassis, containing the various mechanisms required to open
and close the awning. It is composed of a frame tted with guide proles (A) inside which the carriages where
the fabric is fastened slide, a guttering prole section (F), two bottom prole sections (B) and intermediate
proles (C).
• The structure rests on two front column proles (E).
• Fabric (D): this is what provides the awning’s protection and coverage functions.
It is available in two different models:
• A1 (Fig. 1): fastened to a wall and supported by two columns
• T1 (Fig. 2) “roof” model used for covering verandas, terraces, balconies etc.
The materials used guarantee good resistance to wear caused both by use and by the weather.
FIG. 1 FIG. 2
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3.2 Intended Use and Installation Location
The structure is designed to protect against solar radiation and possibly to limit reverberation in the space below
it. The product, once installed, is intended only to perform raising or lowering of the awning fabric to reach the
open and closed positions, as well as intermediate positions if required.
The structure must only be used for the purposes outlined above, even if packaged with impermeable or PVC
sheets. Users of the structure must be adults.
Improper use of the product shall absolve the Manufacturer of any liability from damage or injuries which might
result. Failure to respect the indicated conditions of use shall cause any and all warranties provided by
the manufacturer to be forfeit.
• Any use other than those indicated above is forbidden, as different conditions of use could
create risks to the user and other persons nearby.
• The structure MUST NOT be used to support/hold objects or for people to rest on.
• Motorised versions must not be installed in potentially explosive (ATEX) atmospheres.
• In the event that the structure is installed in a windy area with frequent power cuts, it is
advisable to install a back-up power supply.
• In the event of particularly bad weather or snow, the structure should be fully closed; it is
not guaranteed to be snow proof. Danger of damage or injury.
• Operation of the structure with snow on the fabric or in freezing temperatures could damage
the product.
• The formation of condensation on the awning should not be considered a defect; it is a
natural phenomenon.
The minimum installation height of the product should comply with applicable legislation; if tted, the opening/
closing switch must be installed in a protected position, at a minimum height from the ground as specied in
applicable legislation and in an area which is not dangerous to access.
OPENING:
Fabric stretched to
maximum extension
STOP:
Movement stop CLOSURE:
Fabric wrapped
around roller
tube
See the instructions given in the remote control manual (supplied).
• Use a lockable (key) switch if the structure is to be installed in sensitive locations such as
schools, hospitals, rest homes etc.
• If the structure is tted with a remote control, this must be located outside the reach of
children.
The remote control may also be used outdoors, as long as the system has an IP rating of IP55 or higher.
The space made available during installation must take into account the space required for movement and allow
the structure to open fully.
• No ladders or other xed objects must be installed or positioned near the structure which
could reduce the space required by it.
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A1 T1 A1 T1 A1 T1
Max. dimensions and weight
Width (mm) - single module 4500 (5000) 4500 (5000) 9000 9000 13000 13000
Projection (mm) 6500 (5000) 8000 (5000) 6500 8000 6500 8000
Approx. weight (kg/m2) - single module 10/15 8/12
Safety performance per EN13561
Wind resistance class
see Chap. 4.1Nominal test pressure p (N/m2) α=1
Wind speed (Km/h)
Total transmittance of solar energy gtot See attached label
MOTOR
Type See manual for installed motor
Specications CE marking, approved for sun awnings
4. TECHNICAL DATA
For the specications of the optional accessories, see Chapter 9 “Optional Accessories” and corresponding
instructions.
• The maximum load permitted for non-retractable parts is 800 Pa.
4.1 Wind resistance
EN 13561 TEST PRESSURE
(N/m²) BEAUFORT SCALE DESCRIPTION WIND SPEED
m/sec km/h
Class 3 110 6Strong breeze 10.8 - 13.8 39 - 49
Class 4 170 7 Near gale 13.9 - 17.1 50 - 61
Class 5 270 8 Gale 17.2 - 20.7 62 - 74
Class 6 400 9 Strong gale 20.8 - 24.4 75 - 88
Standard guide
Reinforced guide
cm WIDTH
250 300 350 400 450 500
PROJECTION
250
300
350
400
450
500
550 -
600 -
650 -
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4.2 Technical Label
The “technical label” present on the inside cover of this manual species the year in which the CE marking,
manufacturer’s data and specic product data was applied.
cm WIDTH
500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900
PROJECTION
250
300
350
400
450
500
550
600
650
cm WIDTH
950 1000 1050 1100 1150 1200 1250 1300
PROJECTION
250
300
350
400
450
500
550
600
650
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5. TRANSPORT AND INSTALLATION
5.1 Transport
Transport and shipping are the responsibility of the reseller and/or the manufacturer, who shall transport the
product using packaging suitable to protect it up until delivery to the end customer.
Damage to the product sustained during removal of the structure and subsequent handling and/or
transport, performed after the initial installation, is not covered by warranty.
The packaging material must be disposed of and/or recycled pursuant to applicable local legislation.
5.2 Installation
• Assembly of the components, installation and rst start of the product must only be
performed by specialised and qualied technicians, and is the responsibility of the reseller
and/or manufacturer.
All instructions and the main safety standards for performing these operations are described in the “Assembly
Manual” and the “Installer Manual”.
The position chosen by the user for installation of the product must provide adequate support as well as the
space necessary for the structure to open fully (see “Installer Manual”).
6. USE
• Before operating the structure, read Chapter 2 “Safety” and Chapter 3.2 “Intended Use
and Installation Location” thoroughly.
• Ensure there are no persons or objects obstructing or excessively close to the structure’s
moving parts when opening and closing.
• The structure must always open from the top downwards, never the contrary. Danger of
breakage, with risk of serious personal injury.
• Use the structure as described in Chap. 3.2 “Intended use and area of use”.
• It is strictly prohibited to climb on or hang/place any objects from/on the structure.
• If mould should appear on the awning, clean as described in Chapter 7.2 “Cleaning”.
The structure can be opened and closed via:
• A SWITCH installed near the structure in a position providing the user with full visibility of the same during its
movement. If installed outdoors, the switch must have appropriate ingress protection.
• A REMOTE CONTROL, portable or wall mounted.
The characteristics and operation of these systems are described in the manuals, supplied as annexes, for the
requested controls, motor and automatic devices.
In the event of faults or malfunctions, contact your reseller.
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7. MAINTENANCE
• All maintenance and cleaning operations must be performed with the electrical supply
disconnected.
• Before operating the structure, read Chapter 2 “Safety” thoroughly.
• Installation and rst use, adjustment and extraordinary maintenance must only be performed
by technicians trained and specialised for those tasks. Contact Technical Support.
7.1 Troubleshooting Table
• All safety requirements must be followed in the event of faults or troubleshooting, particularly
when troubleshooting or repairing faults in the electrical components, where there is a risk
of potentially fatal electrocution. MAINTENANCE ON THE ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
MUST BE PERFORMED ONLY BY QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS.
For faults not listed in the following tables, contact Technical Support.
PROBLEM CAUSES SOLUTIONS
The awning jerks when opening, jams
or movement is noisy Drive carriage out of square with
respect to the structure
Check that there are no obstacles
along the travel of the carriages
Contact Technical Support
Remove any obstacles
The motor does not stop during the
folding phase of the fabric
Limit-stop adjustment Reset the limit stop, following the
instructions in the “Motor Manual”
supplied as an annex
Squeaking when moving the structure Excessive tightening of the nuts on
the carriages
Contact Technical Support
Water spilling out from the gutter
when it rains
Dirt in the gutter Clean the guttering
The awning will not move Remote control batteries at
Lack of power supply
Change remote control batteries
Connect the power supply
7.2 Cleaning
• All cleaning operations must be performed with the electrical supply disconnected.
• Clean monthly, or when required.
• Qualied personnel are not required for ordinary cleaning operations.
• Using ladders, trestles or other similar equipment for cleaning must only be performed by
specialised personnel, who must follow applicable health and safety legislation and use
appropriate PPE such as safety harnesses etc.
• Do not use organic solvents, ammonia or hydrocarbons.
Cleaning the fabric is essential to protect against the formation of mould due to dust or other material depos-
ited on the fabric; this can be performed by vacuuming up the dust, or using a damp cloth or sponge with warm
water, and neutral detergent if necessary. Dry the awning fabric before cleaning.
Cleaning of aluminium proles may be performed with water and neutral detergent.
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7.3 Scheduled Maintenance
• All maintenance operations must be performed with the electrical supply disconnected.
• Qualied personnel are not required for ordinary maintenance operations.
The operations described below will keep the product in good condition if they are performed according to the
indicated frequencies and timeframes.
Twice a year
The fabric must be visually inspected to check whether here are any tears or missing stitches. Check the cleanli-
ness of the aluminium components, in particular the rain guttering.
Perform frequent checks on the installation, and visually check whether signs of wear are present in the electri-
cal components, contacting Technical Support if necessary.
Yearly
Check that moving parts are operating correctly, contacting Technical Support if necessary.
7.4 Extraordinary Maintenance
Extraordinary maintenance, to be requested from Technical Support, must be performed every TWO
YEARS.
• All extraordinary maintenance operations must be performed by qualied and trained
personnel. Request specialist assistance from Technical Support.
• See the assembly, installation and commissioning instructions should disassembly/removal
of all or part of the structure be required.
• Original spare parts must be used or the warranty shall lapse.
Requests for spare parts must be sent to your reseller.
THE PRODUCT WARRANTY WILL LAPSE IF SCHEDULED AND EXTRAORDINARY
MAINTENANCE IS NOT PERFORMED.
8. DISASSEMBLY AND DISPOSAL
• The structure must be removed and disassembled by trained and qualied personnel.
Request specialist assistance from Technical Support.
• These operations must be performed with the structure fully closed.
Cut the power supply to the system by disconnecting the circuit which supplies the awning switch, disconnect
the motor, open the support brackets and remove the structure from them.
No materials considered hazardous have been used in the structure’s construction, and there are therefore no
particular instructions for its disposal or scrapping.
Follow applicable legislation in force when the structure is removed for its disposal.
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9. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
The structure can e tted with Optional Accessories such as automated controls, side closures, light and music
kits and so on. The characteristics and operation of these optional accessories are described in the manuals,
supplied as annexes, for the requested controls, motor and automatic devices.
Installation is described in the “Installer Manual”.
• The protection systems may be ineffective in particular climatic conditions.
• THE PERFORMANCE DECLARATIONS ARE AVAILABLE ON THE KE SITE WWW.
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