Verano V285 User manual

INSTALLATION MANUAL
AWNING V285 - RECIFE

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Content
1. Awning
2. Side caps 2x
3. Wall supports 2x
4. Center support(s) (with an awning bigger than 450 cm)
5. Locking bolts 2x, provided with nuts
6. Control
a. Electrical: Switch and plug
b. Remote controlled: Remote control and plug
Necessary tools
• Drilling machine
• Support drill 10/14 mm
• Crosshead screwdriver
• Socket wrench 10/13/17
• Keyset
• Tapeline
• Plumb rule
• Pencil
In case of electrical control:
• Nippers
• Flathead screwdriver
(when width > 450 cm)

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Specications
Front view wall support
Front view ceiling support Top view ceiling supportAwning section
Awning section
Projection
Minimum width per fabric projection
2000 2310
2500 2810
3000 3400
Projection [mm] Minimum awning width [mm]
Ceiling mounting
Wall mounting
10º
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cm
100
cm
200
cm
300
cm
20º
30º
Projection 250cm
200
cm
300cm
5º
40º
70º
Ceiling installation
Width (W)
Minimum 2310 mm Maximum 6000 mm
Sizes in mm

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Sliding door
When the awning is fully open, it hangs down under the angle. Therefore we advise to keep at least 30 centimeters
between the window frame and the awning in a situation with sliding doors to the outside. When possible, it is advisable
to hang the awning higher than 30 centimeters above the window frame.
Important before mounting
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General warning
Mounting the Verano® product yourself is at your own risk. Only use this instruction as a tool and for the mounting of this
specic Verano® product. If you cannot mount the product yourself, you can always opt for professional mounting. The
mounting team of Verano® is pleased to help you.
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 pac-
kage. 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.
Check the mounting height
Make sure that you have enough mounting height on your façade to place the awning. Above the wall support (mounting
support) have to be 5 rows of stones to prevent to much pressure on the façade. This is not oen the case with a house-
extension. It is recommended to drill the mounting hole in the h stone (minimum) measured from the top.
Wall strips
When there are fewer than ve rows of stones above the wall support, wall strips have to be used. These strips divide the
forces over a bigger wall surface when the walls are to weak. View page 11 for extensive instructions.
Attention! Make sure there is no mounting point in the soldier course. These are oen half stones.
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1.1 Marking the holes
Mark the holes for the wall supports (A) and potential for
the intermediate support (B) on the wall. These holes need
to be aligned level, horizontal and vertical, according to the
sizes X and Y in gure 1.1.
Attention! Size X is the width of the awning without side
covers. Make sure that there are at least two holes in the
middle of a stone. View gure 1.2.
If necessary, use an alignment string.
X = width of the awning without side covers.
Y = height of the window frame plus a minimum of 30 cm.
A = wall support, always use four bolts.
B = center support, with an awning bigger than 450 cm.
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g. 1.1 Placing wall supports
1. Mounting wall supports
1.2 Drilling the holes
Drill the mounting holes. Our advise is to drill with a 14 mm
masonry drill in case of a wall made of concrete or stone.
Use matching plugs and bolts of high quality. Mount the
wall supports (A) and potential the intermediate support(s)
(B) and tighten the bolts.
View gure 1.2.
Attention! Mount only the mounting plate from the
center support. The adjustable part will be placed
later on.
1.3 Drilling the hole for control
If you want to connect your wall control on the inside, measure the place of the control hole carefully. This depends on
your personal preference and situation.
Drill inwards with a 10 millimeter drill. When drilling through the wall, it is advisable to place a shelf against the inner side
of the wall to prevent damages to the wall.
g. 1.2 Mounting the wall supports

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2.1 Placing the awning
1. Hang the awning in the wall supports (A). View gure 2.1 and 2.2.
2. Make sure that the awnings is mounted level. If not, correct this.
3. Slide the adjustable part (B2) of the center support to its place in the mounting plate (B1). Make sure that de adjustable
part falls in the back of the slot of the awning. View gure 2.3.
4. Install the adjustable part (B2) with adjusting bolt #10 and adjusting bolt #13.
2. Mounting the awning
g. 2.1 Hanging the awning
g. 2.2 Detail wall support A
g. 2.3 Detail wall support B
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g. 2.4 Detail locking block
AA
2.2 Securing the awning
1. Slide the locking block over the wall support (A). View gure 2.4.
2. Secure the awning by screwing the locking block with the included screw.
3. Repeat this on the other side of the awning.
Attention! The awning may never be opened before the locking blocks are applied.
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3. Electrical wall control
TIP! Luting the hole
In a situation of an electric wire to the inside, we advise to lute the hole where the wire enters. This in order to prevent
moisture from slipping to the inside. Attention! Do this both on the inside and outside.
3.2 Standard factory adjustment
The motor control is standard set.
View the included instruction for the motor and the possible remote control for more information.
blue
brown
blue black
brown brown
yellow/green
blue brown
yellow/green
blue
black brown brown
yellow/green
yellow/green
blue
brown
blue black
brown brown
yellow/green
blue brown
yellow/green
blue
black brown brown
yellow/green
yellow/green
g. 3.1 Motor le (seen from the outside) g. 3.2 Motor right (seen from the outsid
3.1 Connecting the wall control
Follow the steps below:
1. Check the position of the motor (le or right) seen from the outside.
2. When you have the control inside, rst feed a cable through the hole in the wall that you drilled earlier.
3. Connect the four-conductor cable of the motor and the three-conductor cable with plug according to the
scheme below.
4. Insert the plug in the power socket.
5. The awning is now connected. Before you continue the installation, check if the awning correctly unrolls itself.

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4.1 Connecting the remote control
Follow the steps below:
1. If you have the power inside, please rst enter the cable through the hole you drilled earlier.
2. Mount the plug regarding to the following color scheme:
• Brown 220V
• Blue 220V
• Yellow/Green Grounding
• Black Don’t connect
• White Don’t connect
• Orange Don’t connect
3. Insert the plug in the power socket.
4. The sun awning is now controllable with the programmed remote control.
Before you continue, please check if the awning rolls in and out correctly.
TIP! Luting the hole
In a situation of an electric wire to the inside, we advise to lute the hole where the wire enters. This in order to prevent
moisture from slipping to the inside. Attention! Do this both on the inside and outside.
4. Remote control

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g. 5.1 Location allen bolt le
5.1 Standard factory adjustment
The height of the front bar is standard set between 1,80 meter and 1,90 meter at a mounting height of 2,70 meter.
5.2 Adjusting the incline angle
When you want to adjust the awning other than the factory adjustment, follow the steps below:
1. Role the awning out by using the wall switch or remote control.
2. The slope of the awning can be determined with the help of an allen bolt which can be found on the le and right
beneath the mounting bracket. View gure 5.1.
Li the front bar while loosening, so that the allen moves easily.
3. Release the front bar to determine if the angle is to your liking.
4. Repeat this, when necessary, on the other side of the awning and check if the front bar is still hanging straight.
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g. 6.1 Placing the valance
g. 7.1 Mounting the side covers
6.1 Placing the valance
Follow the steps below to place the valance. View gure 6.1.
1. Remove on one side the cover of the front bar. The fabric tendon is stored in the front bar.
2. Slide the fabric tendon in the valance on the open side of the fabric.
3. Slide the valance carefully in the therefore intended recess. Please guide the valance carefully to prevent tears!
4. Place the cover on the front bar.
6. Valance
7. Finishing the awning
When the awning is adjusted, the side covers can be clicked to the le and right side of the awning.
The awning is now fully installed.
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Wall strips must be used at a situation with less than ve rows of stones above the mounting place. The strips divide the
power over a bigger wall surface, so that the wall can carry more weight. View gure 8.1
8. Wall strips
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g. 8.1 Using the wall strips
g. 8.2 Mounting the wall strip right
8.1 Mounting the wall strips
Follow the steps below when mounting the wall strips (view gure 8.1 and 8.2):
1. Mount the wall brackets on the wall strips as high as possible. In this mounting, it is suicient to use two bolts because
the wall strip carries the weight of the awning.
Attention! The le wall strip is turned 180 degrees pertaining to the right wall strip.
LINKSRECHTS
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2. Measure the strips carefully on the wall. Keep the placing of the wall brackets on the strips and width size X in
gure 1.1 in mind. The wall strips need to be levelled horizontal and vertical. The mounting holes need to be in the
middle of the stone. If desired use a align cord. Mount the wall strips tight to the wall.
3. Mount the xation block beneath the wall strip. This block is needed for xing the cover.
4. Place the cover on the lower part of the wall strip. You rst need to cut this to the right size.
5. Mount the cover on the xation block in the bottom of the wall strip.
6. The mounting of the wall brackets on the wall strips is ready. You can now continue with the placing of the awning.
8.2 Mounting the wall strip on an centre support
In a situation with one or more centre supports, the wall strip needs to be mounted rst. Mind open patio doors. When
preferred, you can cut the wall strip custom.

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g. 9.1 Ceiling mounting
g. 9.2 Using ceiling brackets
9.1 Mounting the ceiling brackets
The awning can also be mounted to the ceiling using ceiling brackets (view gure 9.1).
1. Mount the mounting brackets to the ceiling brackets.
2. Measure the ceiling brackets on the ceiling. Please mind the placing of the wall brackets to the ceiling brackets and
width size X in gure 1.1.
3. Mount the ceiling brackets including the mounting brackets to the sealing. Always use four bolts!
4. Follow the instructions from page four in this instruction manual.
9. Ceiling mounting
9.2 Using ceiling brackets
You can use the ceiling bracket in two ways. View option A and B in gure 9.2. Option A is mostly used for xing.
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M12
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User information
A high quality cloth is integrated into your chosen screen. In view of optimal quality we have chosen a high technology production
process in which every step of the production is strictly selected. By way of automation, permanent checks, laboratory tests and nely
detailed aer-care, nothing is le to chance. This allows us to guarantee the resistance as well as the strength and durability of the
colours of your screen for many years to come.
Starting with a completely pigmented poly-acryl material, which gives it its exceptional quality, our screens have the advantage of
total monitoring during the production process. In spite of all this there may be small irregularities in your screen that are diicult to
detect and impossible to avoid. They are inherent in all technical materials butdo not reduce the technical presentation and durability
of your screen.
Waling, chalk stripes, small pleats next to the seam or in the middle of the screen or nap can appear. The retailer cannot be held
responsible for these irregularities.
Cable motor: if broken o, cannot be guaranteed.
These small irregularities have no eect whatsoever on the quality of the screen and do not constitute the screen being
replaced. However do inform us if you notice any irregularities in colour fastness, decay or resistance, in fact in any of the
basic characteristics of our 2-year guarantee.
Wave forming or wrinkle forming
All technical materials can display
these symptoms in the middle of
a canvas. They are especially
noticeable with backlight through
the dierence in light reection.
Wave forming
Next to the seams, caused by the
unavoidable tension dierence in
rolling up.
Fold stripes/ chalk stripes
A fold caused during the
manufacture, can show a darker
stripe by light reection. This is
mostly noticeable in lighter
coloured blinds.