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EN
Mounting and User Instructions for
Folding Arm Awning
A5000-x
x=2.5x2; 3x2.5; 3.5x3; 4x3; 4x3.5; 4.5x3; 5x3;
Content
Packing List ................................................................................................................................................... 2
Product Description ....................................................................................................................................... 3
Important Safety Instructions......................................................................................................................... 3
Technical Data............................................................................................................................................... 6
Preparations .................................................................................................................................................. 6
Mounting........................................................................................................................................................ 7
Power connection.........................................................................................................................................11
Usage .......................................................................................................................................................... 12
Adjustment of motor stop limits ................................................................................................................... 13
Maintenance................................................................................................................................................ 15
Cleaning....................................................................................................................................................... 15
Dismounting................................................................................................................................................. 15
Storage........................................................................................................................................................ 16
Disposal....................................................................................................................................................... 16
Manufacturer information............................................................................................................................. 17
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING –IT IS IMPORTANT FOR SAFETY OF PERSONS TO FOLLOW THESE
INSTRUCTIONS. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Attention:
Read this instruction manual carefully and completely before mounting and
usage. Keep this manual for future reference.
The instructions for use shall be provided to the end user.

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Dear Customer,
congratulations and thank you for buying an awning out of the A5000. To enjoy this product for a
long time and for your own and the safety of other people please obey the mounting instructions.
Before you start mounting and using the awning, please get familiar with this product. Make sure
all parts listed up in below packing lists are delivered and intact. If you find that there are parts
missing or damaged please do not install the awning but contact your dealer. Do not start the
mounting if parts are missing our defect.
Packing List
You should find following parts in the package:
No. Quantity
Part A5000-x
x=2.5x2;
3x2.5;
A5000-x
x=3.5x3; 4x3;
4x3.5; 4.5x3;
5x3;
A
Awning
B1
Bracket with hexagon head bolt and locknut
C (M10 xØ14x 90(mm))
Anchor with locknut, washer and locking ring
D
Instruction manual
E Motor limit stop adjusting pole
F Remote control
1 1
2 3
8 12
1 1
1 1
1 1

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Forefront of fabric
Roller8
1
6
G 1 1
Manual crank
Product Description
Retractable awnings are framework constructions that are mounted on building walls. The
construction can be extended by a crank and is covered by a fabric shade that provides sun
protection and visual cover. Your awning has been designed and developed to be used in private
households, do not use it as rain shelter.
1 Roller 5 Folding arm
2 Fabric shade 6 Front bar
3 Bracket 7 Arm shoulder
4 Power cord
Important Safety Instructions
Warning: For your own and the safety of other persons it is important to follow below
instructions and obey warnings.
Symbol explanation

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This warning triangle calls attention to hazards that that can lead to death or to severe
injuries or which are important for the functioning of the awning.
This sign identifies important notes.
Safety instructions
The rated number of operating cycles of this appliance is two and be sure not to
be exceeded.
WARNING: Important safety instructions. It is important for the safety of persons
to follow these instructions. Save these instructions.
Do not allow children to play with fixed controls. Keep remote controls away
from children;
Frequently examine the installation for imbalance and signs of wear or damage
to cables and springs. Do not use if repair or adjustment is necessary;
Do not operate the awning when maintenance, such as window cleaning, is
being carried out in the vicinity.
Disconnect the awning from the supply when maintenance, such as window
cleaning, is being carried out in the vicinity.
The supply cord of this drive can only be replaced by the same type of cable
supplied by the manufacturer of the drive.
WARNING: Important safety instructions. Follow all instructions, since incorrect
installation can lead to severe injury.
Moving parts of the drive must be installed higher than 2,5 m above the floor or
other level that could provide access to it.
Before installing the drive, remove any unnecessary cords and disable any
equipment not needed for powered operation;
Install the actuating member of a manual release at a height less than 1,8 m;
That the actuating member of a biased-off switch is to be located within direct
sight of the driven part but away from moving parts. It is to be installed at a
minimum height of 1,5 m;
This appliance can NOT be used by children and persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge. children
shall not play with the appliance. cleaning and user maintenance shall not be
made by children
Keep the appliance and its cord out of reach of children.
If the cord of this appliance is damaged discontinues use of this product and
contact the manufacturer for further instructions.
The awning shall be retracted in case the wind speed is higher than Beaufort
scale 4 (20-28 km/h).
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the
appliance.
Do not operate the awning when maintenance, such as window cleaning, is being
carried out in the vicinity.

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The maximum load for the non-retractable parts of the awning：960N
Never modify the design or configuration of the equipment without consulting
the manufacture or the authorized representative, for it may create a dangerous
situation.
To install this awning technical knowledge is necessary. Do not mount this
awning yourself if
you are unsure if the awning can be mounted on the place you chose for
installation.
you do not understand the instruction manual or parts of it.
you do not have necessary tools available.
you do not have necessary technical knowledge.
A minimum of Four healthy adults are required to move and install the awning as
the product is big and heavy. Do not try to install the awning alone. If the awning
falls, it could cause serious injuries and damages! Contact an authorized
assembler for help.
Do not install the awning when you find damage parts are that parts are missing.
Contact your dealer.
Do not allow children to play in the working area during assemblyand
adjustments.
Keep children and pets out of the working area duringassembly and
adjustments.
This product and its fixing parts are only suitable for installation on a plain
cement wall. If the wall shows cracks you have to consult a professional.
Nobody is allowed to change the products’ design and structure without the
permission of manufacture or authorized deputy.
If your building has an exterior shell (such as insulation, double brick wall, brick
facing), installation should be taken out by a professional.
Please make sure that your hands are clean at the time of the assembly;
otherwise you may soil the awning fabric and frame.
The operation in frosty conditions may damage the awning.
The operation in snowy conditions may damage the awning.
In case of rain Retract the awning if pitch angle is less than 14°.
Nobody is allowed to climb onto the awning; hanging anything on the awning is
forbidden.
Sheeting was used to protect the paint. This must be removed afterwards.
When extended, various forces, including wind and rain, will affect an awning.
These sometimes substantial forces must be absorbed by the awning and
transferred to the assembled structure via its mounting brackets. Under extreme
loads, excessive attractive force can be exerted on the anchor bolts. Therefore,
before starting assembly, check the load-bearing capacity of the mounting base
and if necessary take corresponding measures to ensure stable installation of
the brackets. If the mounting base is unstable, you may wish to consult a
specialist in your vicinity.

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The awnings are intended as a protection against the sun only. It is not to be
used during periods of strong wind, rain, hail, or snow. In case of such
conditions, retract the awning immediately.
Technical Data
A5000-2.
5×2 A5000-3 ×2.5 A5000-3. 5×3 A5000-4 ×3
A5000-4x
3.5 A5000-4. 5x3 A5000-5× 3
L: width of fabric 3.83 m 2.86 m 3.36 m 3.86 m 3.85 m 4.35 m 4.86m
H: distance between
the axis of the
roller and the
extremity of the
front profile
1.89 m 2.41 m 2.92 m 2.91 m 3.40 m 2.91 m 2.92 m
Weight (net) 24.00kg 42.40kg 19.65kg 54.35kg 55.10kg 58.80kg 62.30kg
Wall brackets quantity 2 2 3 3 3 3 3
Adjusting angle 10˚ ~ 30˚ 10˚ ~ 30˚ 10˚ ~ 30˚ 10˚ ~ 30˚ 10˚ ~ 30˚ 10˚ ~ 30˚ 10˚ ~ 30˚
Recommended tilting
angle
Min. 14ºto the horizon in case of rain
Wind resistance Class 1: Beaufort scale 4
Water pocket
resistance Class 1: flow 17 l/m2×h
Rated voltage AC 230V, 50Hz
Rated power input 219 W
Lifetime 2 years (assuming the frame is opening and closing twice a day)
Rated operating
cycles 2 cycles
Degree of protection IP44
Protection class Class I
Noise emission Less than 70 dB(A)
Emitter 433.92MHz; 1XGP AAAA 27A; 30 meters (without barriers)
Limit stops drift: Class 1
Preparations
Make sure that no children and pets are present during mounting. They could get hurt by
lain out parts or tools.
Carefully remove the awning from the box and remove the Styrofoam protectors from the awning.
Remove the plastic bags and plastic guards from the awning and carefully place the awning aside
to avoid having it damaged by scratches or otherwise damaged or soiled during assembly. Check

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the number of parts in the packaging whether the packing list requirements, the quality of parts
availability issues, if questions, please contact the supplier.
Be aware the sudden extension may occur duringunpacking.
Tools needed for assembly:
✓Drill
✓Masonry drill bit, 14 mm
✓Level
✓Wrench S14, S17 and S19
✓Stepladder
✓Tape measure
✓Chalk or marker pen
✓Wooden hammer
Mounting
Mounting on a concrete wall
The awnings must be installed at least at the height of 2.5 m only on a reinforced
concrete wall. Please ask professionals for help if you are not sure.
If your building has an exterior shell (such as insulation, double brick wall, brick facing),
installation should be taken out by a professional.
If the wall shows cracks you have to consult a professional.
Make sure the wall is plain, so that bracket seats solidly.
WARNING! Four healthy adults with technical knowledge are needed to move and
install the awning.
For safe and smooth installation think about where you will be securing the
awning to the wall before you start drilling holes.
Step 1: Chose Mounting Location
Ensure that you also take this drop height into account in your decision on where to install the
awning. The drop angle can still be changed after assembly. The ideal drop angle, however, has
already been set at the factory and may only be changed minimally.
We recommend that the awning front bar has a height of at least 2.5 m when it is fully extended –
if your local conditions to not allow this you can mount the awning in lower position. The
horizontal centre line through the lower drilling holes must be 60 cm higher than the axis of the
front bar to meet the minimum tilt angle of 14°.
In the event you would like to mount it above a balcony door, you should leave a space of at least
20 cm above the door frame if there is enough space available above the doorframe.

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Figure 1.1:
When choosing mounting location you must take
tilt angle into consideration.
We recommend that the awning front bar has a
height of at least 2.5 m, total drop A must be at
least 0,60 m.
At a height of front bar at 2.50 height of centre line
through lower drilling holes is at least 3.10 m.
Fig. 1.1 shows the relative information with the wall
brackets B1.
Step 2: Mark Drilling Holes
After choosing mounting position you can mark where you need to drill holes for the brackets.
Draw a horizontal line at the height of the required place. Use a long taper measure, a level and
chalk.
We already marked where and with what width brackets need to be mounted. Measure the
width between the brackets and copy it to the line on your wall.
Hold a bracket with the lower mounting hole on the height for the chalk line to the wall (please
refer to figure 5 for correct position of the bracket) and mark the two drilling holes. Use the
bracket at centre mark template by running a marker pen through the holes of the brackets.
Alternatively you can use the packing to make a centre mark template. Just lay the awning
inclusive brackets on the packing and mark the drilling holes. Then hold the template against the
wall in corresponding height. Use a level.
Figure 2.:
Mark drilling holes by using a chalk line
to ensure that awning will be level after
mounting. For all models the brackets
and arm shoulder in the same position.
For A
Fig. 2.1 shows the relative information
with the wall brackets B1.

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Step 3: Drill Holes
Use 14mm masonry drill to drill the holes for the brackets at the appropriate marks on the wall.
The holes should be 9 cm deep in the wall and must be drilled through solid masonry or concrete.
Do not bore through mortar because this does not offer the strong enough support for the heavy
duty anchors, which are required for the installation of awning.
Figure 3:
Use 14-mm masonry drill to drill 90mm deep
holes.
Step 4: Insert Heavy Duty Anchors
After drilling, clean the holes by blowing them out. Then insert the heavy duty anchors into the
holes.
Before inserting lose the nut, spring washer and flat washer. Put them at the side, so that you
have it at your fingertips.
It may be necessary to drive in the anchor bolts with a wooden hammer because they do
not go in easily. First loosely screw a nut on the screw of the heavy duty anchor. Screwthe
nut to the outer metal edge of the heavy duty anchor, make sure the nut loose so that the
cone on the back cannot be pulled into the metal jacket and spread it. Now, the power of
impact will also be effective to the jacket, so that not only the cone will not be pushed out of
the anchor, but that the jacket will be moved into the hole too. Only use light impact to drive
the heavy duty anchor into the wall. Caution: To hart impacts might damage the heavy duty
anchor! If you have doubts pull out the anchor and drill the hole again, but do not make it
bigger.
Attention: If you find that there is no resistance when you pull out the nut of the
heavy duty anchor, then the heavy duty anchor has not enough anchorage. You have
to repeat the complete mounting with a minimum offset of 15 cm!
For correct mounting jacket of heavy duty anchor must be inserted completely, it
may not overlap! If necessary remove the anchor and drill the holedeeper.

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Figure 4:
Then add flat washer and spring washer and fix the
bracket with lock nuts.
Step 5: Fixing the brackets
Drawing 5:
Insert heavy duty anchors as shown into the drilling
holes. Tighten them well. Bracket B1 can be preparedto
be fixed on a wall
Firmly tighten the bolts with a S17 wrench: use an angulated ring spanner or better a
socket wrench with proper socket. Open-ended spanners or fork wrenches should not be
used, because of possible danger of slipping or damage of the nuts.
As soon as they are fully inserted, the brackets must sit firmly in the wall. If they are still
moving in any form, you must further tighten it.
Do not try to secure the wall brackets to loose wall stones or any surfaces thatare
not absolutely firm connected to brickwork.
Make sure that brackets have been attached to wall firmly, so that they cannot be
pulled out when hanging on the awning.
Step 6: Install awning

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After all brackets have been mounted properly you can fix the awning. At least four ladders or
treads are required to install the awning in order to obtain the required height. Ensure that the
ladders/treads are firmly resting on the ground so that you cannot fall. Only use ladders/treads
that are suitable for such assembly work.
Insert the awning into brackets as shown in drawing below. Then immediately secure it with
delivered bolts to the brackets. Tighten the nut of the bolt firmly.
Drawing 6:
Insert awning to
brackets as shown
in Figure. Fix the
awning with
delivered bolts, flat
washers and nuts
and tighten it
properly.
Fig. 6.1 to 6.2
shows the
installation of the
awning to brackets
B1.
In case the square tube cannot be inserted into the wall brackets, slightly loosen the
nuts of the heavy duty anchor for one bracket and then try it once again. This time,
move the awning slightly forward and backwards until the bearing tube slips into the
brackets. Then immediately tighten the nuts of the heavy duty anchors by using a S17
wrench.
Attention: You have to tighten the nuts at the brackets after awning as been installed to
brackets.
Remove the safety belt after mounting; otherwise the awning cannot be extracted.
Keep the belt; you can use it when storing the awing.
Attention: Misplacing and misapplying the awning can cause seriously danger.
Only mount the awning yourself when you understand the mounting instructions
completely and when you are sure that the wall you want to mount the awning on
is suitable. For your own and the safety of other people please contact an
authorized assembler for help.
Power connection
First of all, make sure you buy the ordinary motor operated awning (only with power cord), follow
below instruction to connect the product to the mains supply.
After the awning being mounted on the selected wall, connect the supply conductors to the
supply mains in a proper means.

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Drawing 7
The wall socket which used or installed outdoors
should be at least IPX4.
The awning must connect to a socket with protection degree of at least IPX4,
otherwise electric shock hazard may be caused.
An incorrect connection may cause serious damage to the control unit and motor.
Please check if all connections are correct before electrifying or operating the
system.
Usage
The awning is operated by using the switch.
Adjusting Tilt Angle
The awning is already delivered with an optimally adjusted tilt angle. However, users can adjust
the screen angle within a range of 14°to 30°. A tilt angle smaller than 14°is not allowed –
although the construction of the adjustment mechanisms would allow having a smaller angle.
Once the adjustment screw reaches its end position you may not turn it further. Do not
force it! Disobeying this instruction can lead to damage on the awning that can cause
hazard and void the warranty!
Extend the full projection of the awning before adjusting.

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Figure 8:
Users may adjust the screen angle within
a range of 10°to 30°.
Loosen the safety nuts with a S17 wrench.
Turn the adjusting screw clockwise to
decrease the tilt angle; turn counter-
clockwise to increase the tilt angle.
When achieved to the desired tilt angle,
tighten the safety nuts.
Follow the same procedure until all arms have been adjusted to the desired level.
The front bar must always be level. To ensure that both sides are completely level, a
level is needed to locate on the front bar: the air bubble must be exactly in the middle of
the level.
Always remove the crank handle when awning is not used and keep it in a safe and dry
place
Adjustment of motor stop limits
The stop limits of the motor are pre-set in the factory, so the awning can be used without
adjustment before use; however, the user can adjust the stop limits with the help of expertise or
qualified person.
In case of the following conditions, the motor needs limited adjustment:

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1 The awning can not close completely.
2 The cover is loose.
3 The motor does not stop automatically, while the awning is completelyclosed.
Drawing 10:
1. Put the hexagon head of motor limit stop adjusting
pole P1 into upper limit adjusting button P3, turn
counter-clockwise to make the fabric closer to the
roller enclosure, and turn clockwise to make the
fabric farer to the roller enclosure.
2. Put the hexagon head of Motor limit stop adjusting
pole P1 into the lower limit adjusting button P2,
turn counter-clockwise to make the fabric
extended more and turn clockwise to make the
fabric extended less . As shown in Fig.9.
P1: motor limit stop adjusting pole
P2: lower limit adjusting button P3:
upper limit adjusting button P4:
indication of adjustment and
direction of movement
If the motor does not work after several times of adjustment, please wait 30 minutes to
restart.
The motor must not be overloaded or used too frequently, so as to prolong its service
performance.
During delivery, storage and adjustment work the motor should be protected from any
contact with water. 1. Press the button UP on the emitter, the
awning expands; Press the button Down ,
the awning closes; Press the middle
button STOP, the awning then stops its
action. Press the bulb on-off Key to turn
on/off the LED lights.

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Maintenance
Regular maintenance will not only help to keep a long durability but is also important for your own
and the safety of other people.
Examine regularly if wall brackets are tight, fasten them if loose or lax.
Examine the bolts and nuts once in half a year, fasten them if loose or lax.
Stop using the awning immediately if is has been damaged or it is not tightenproperly.
Please contact an authorized service centre for repair and if you have any further questions.
Normally it is not necessary to lubricate moving parts of the awning. However, if it will be come
necessary one day, e. g. because of abnormal noise or because extracting is difficult, do only use
lubricants that can be used for plastic materials, do not use lubricants that are based on
petroleum.
Use a straw attached to the spray nozzle. Lubricate generously the area between the end of the
roller tube and the end bracket (pivot pin). Take care not to overspray on the fabric material.
Cleaning
Frame: Over time, dust and dirt will collect on the frame and will require periodic cleaning to
maintain its appearance.
A mild spray cleaner or water/detergent mixture may be applied to the frame to clean it. Wipe
dust off with a damp cloth. Do not use aggressive detergents e. g. to clean oil residues.
Fabric: Clean the fabric every six months.
Only use natural soap, never use chemical detergents. Water should be cold to lukewarm. Let the
fabric dry completely. Do not use heating appliances e. g. hairdryer for drying.
Dismounting
When you don’t want to use the awning anymore or if you want to dispose it one day you have to
demount it.
Attention! At least four healthy adults are need for this step.
Retract the awning completely before you begin with dismounting. Bind the arms of the
awning together to avoid unintended unfolding. This might cause damage and injury. You

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can use the protection band that was fixed on the awning when purchasing it.
Follow the mounting instructions in reversed order to dismount theawning.
Make sure that drilling holes in the wall will be sealed professional.
Attention! Safety hints and instructions have to be followed for dismounting as well.
Storage
When you do not want to use the awning for a longer period of time it is recommended to take the
awning out of the brackets and store it.
Attention! At least Four healthy adults are needed for this step.
Make sure that the fabric is dry completely before storing. Storing a wet fabric can cause
spots and damage.
Retract the awning completely.
Bind the arms of the awning with a robe so that awning cannot unfold unintended. This might
cause damage and injury. You can use the protection band that you could found on the arms
after purchasing this product.
Remove the awning by above step 6 of mounting instructions in reversed order.
Store the awning at a dry and safe place that is not reachable for children.
Disposal
Do not dispose this awning with other household wastes. To prevent possible harm to the
environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle it responsibly to
promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. To return your used device, please
use the return and collection systems or contact the retailer where the product was
purchased. They can take this product for environmental safe recycling. Dispose packing
materials according to local guidelines

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DE
Benutzeranweisungen für die
Anbringung einer Markise mit
klappbarem Arm
A5000-x
x=2,5 ×2; 3 ×2,5; 3,5 ×3; 4 ×3; 4 ×3,5; 4,5 ×
3; 5 ×3;
Inhalt
Packliste ........................................................................................................................................................................2
Produktbezeichnung......................................................................................................................................................3
wichtige sicherheitsanweisungen..................................................................................................................................3
Technische Daten..........................................................................................................................................................8
Vorbereitungen..............................................................................................................................................................8
Anbringung ..................................................................................................................................................................10
Stromanschluss...........................................................................................................................................................16
Verwendung.................................................................................................................................................................17
Einrichten der Motor-Endanschläge............................................................................................................................18
Wartung.......................................................................................................................................................................20
Reinigung.....................................................................................................................................................................20
Demontieren................................................................................................................................................................20
Lagerung......................................................................................................................................................................21
Entsorgung ..................................................................................................................................................................21
Angaben zum Hersteller....................................................................................................................
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