Verano V160 Florence User manual

Drop-arm awning
V160 Florence
Installation manual

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Installation manual drop-arm awning V160 Florence
Content
1. Drop-arm awning *
2. Control
a. Manual control: crank handle
b. Manual control: manual control mono inside ( winding machine inside + crank handle)
c. Electrical control: switch + plug
d. Remote control: remote control + plug
* Depicted awning has manual control
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Necessary tools
• Drilling machine
• Masonry drill
• Crosshead screwdriver
• Socket wrench 10/13/17
• Allen key set
• Rattle with extension piece, cap 10/17 mm
• Tapeline
• Level
• Pencil
In case of electrical control:
• Shears
• Flathead screwdriver
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Subject to misprints, errors and technical modifications.
Important before installation
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Be careful for damages
Don’t use a knife or any other sharp object when opening the packing. This may cause damage to the content
of the package.
Put the content of the package on a so surface. Be careful when drilling, falling drill cuttings can cause damages.
Check if the window frame or façade is at and smooth.
General warning
Installing the Verano® product yourself is at your own risk. Only use this instruction as a tool and for the installation
of this specic Verano® product.
If you cannot install the product yourself, you can always opt for professional installation. The installation team
of Verano® is pleased to help you.
Specications V160 Florence
20
40
20
26
110
60 24
6
10
110
126
12
4
126
wall support awning cross section
Installation
Width (W)
minimal 2000 mm maximal 8000 mm
Measurements in mm

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1.1 Marking the holes for the wall supports
The wall supports need to be installed 10 cm to 15 cm from the ends (g 1.1).
Optional remaining wall supports need to be divided equally between the two outer wall supports.
Mark the drill holes of the wall supports to the wall (A). They need to be aligned level, both horizontal and vertical.
See gure 1.2. Make sure that both the installation holes for the wall supports are in the middle of the stone.
See gure 1.3. If necessary, use an align-cord.
g. 1.2 Placement of the wall supports
g. 1.1 Marking the holes for the wall supports
A
muursteun
A
muursteun
X
1. Installation of the wall supports
X = Width of the awning
Y = Installation height (from the ground)
A = Wall supports
X
Y
AA
X = Width of the awning
wall support wall support

Subject to misprints, errors and technical modifications.
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g. 1.3 Installation of the wall support
1.2 Drilling the holes
Drill the installation holes. Use matching, high quality plugs
and bolts (standard A2 or for a sea climate A4). Install the
awning to the wall and xate the bolts. See gure 1.3.
1.3 Drilling the operating hole (when operating indoors)
1. Carefully mark out the grommet where the cord or axle should be for operation. Electric: the hole for the cord must be
at the exact same height as the place where the cord comes out! Mono inside: the hole for the axle must be at the exact
same height as the spot where the axle comes out of the cover!
See gure 1.4 (The axle can possibly pass under a (vertical) angle through the wall. This angle should be
specied in advance while ordering the screen, see gure 1.5)
2. Make sure that there are no pipes and the like in the wall when drilling!! Always use a slat on the inside of the house,
so that the stucco doesn’t get damaged.
Electrical: Grommet for electrical cord: 10 mm.
Mono inside: grommet for axle: ± 15 mm.
g. 1.4 Standard installation manual control mono inside g. 1.5 Knee joint with movable axle

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2.1 Installation of the awning with manual control (outside)
Hang the awning in the wall supports. See gure 2.1 and 2.2. Proceed with step 2.3 “Securing the awning”.
2. Installation of the awning
g. 2.2 Detail wall support
g. 2.1 Hang the awning (outside control)
1.6 Extra wall supports with a weak wall
If there are less than 5 stones above the installation location, an extra wall support is needed. This extra wall
support divides the power over a bigger wall surface, this way the wall can carry more weight. See gure 1.6.
extra
g. 1.6 Application of extra wall supports
g. 1.5 Knee joint with movable axle

Subject to misprints, errors and technical modifications.
2.2 Installation of the awning with inside control
1. Hang the awning in the wall supports. See gure 2.3 or electrical control or 2.4 for manual control mono inside.
2. Cable: lead the electrical cable inside through the drill lead-through hole.
mono commando
snoer mono commando
snoer
g. 2.3 Hanging a motorized awning g. 2.4 Hanging an awning with manual control mono inside
Cable
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2.3 Securing of the awning
1. Secure the wall supports using the included bolts. The bolts need to be applied manually. If this is not possible,
the wall supports are nog aligned well! Attention! The awning may not be opened before the securing bolts
are in place!
g. 2.6 Applying the securing bolts
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Subject to misprints, errors and technical modifications.
3.1 Marking the holes for the drop-arms
Mark the drop-arms following the drawing below. The drop-arms need to be placed in one line. If the positions
of the drop-arms are not levelled, the awning will not function well. The pictured sizes are the minimal sizes that
the drop-arm needs to fall inside the drop-arm awning.
3.2 Drilling the holes
Drill the installation holes. We advise to use a masonry drill if the wall is made of stone or concrete. Use matching,
high quality plugs and bolts (standard A2 or for a sea climate A4). Install the drop-arm to the wall by rst xing it on
the bottom side (g 3.2).
Remove the tape from the arm (g 3.3). Attention! The arm is under tension and will unfold immediately!
Fixate the top side(3.4).
3. Installation of the drop-arms
g. 3.1 Measuring the drop-arms
g. 3.2 Fixate the bottom of the drop-arm g. 3.3 Remove the tape g. 3.4 Fixate the top of the drop-arm
Control side
Manual outside: 48 mm
Manual inside: 13 mm
Electrical: 13 mm
Projection + 70 mm =
Bottom arm guide
13 mm
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