weinor Semina User manual

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Semina
The youthful semi-cassette awning

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weinor Semina
Contents
Product highlights 4
Awning fabrics 9
Frame colours 9
BiConnect remote control 10
Crank drive 10
Automatic weather control
and accessories 11
Planning/measuring 12
Cross-sections 13
Installation options 14
Rawlplug extraction forces 18

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The Semina combines fresh, youthful design with proven technology
and reliable quality. The semi-cassette provides safe protection of
the fabric and arm technology therefore offering a longer service life.
The functionality, aesthetics and operation of the Semina have been
systematically optimised to the very last detail – the result is a
consistently intelligent solution made by weinor.
weinor Semina –
youthful design meets proven technology

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weinor Semina at a glance
weinor Semina highlights
Integrated rain gutter
Compact semi-cassette
weinor
LongLife arm
Wind lock safety device
Optional LED Design
light bar p. 10

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Product benefits in detail
Every detail has been well thought out: the weinor Semina highlights
The LongLife arm features an excep-
tionally robust high-tech belt.
• tested to more than 100,000 cycles
• extremely quiet operation
• no maintenance required
• drop-forged aluminium in joint –
light but highly robust
weinor LongLife Arm – durable, quiet operation
The integrated rain gutter systemat-
ically drains off rainwater.
• protects the fabric and fittings
• reliably drains off any rainwater
via the end caps on the front rail
when retracted
• minimum angle of 14° even
when open
Integrated rain gutter – reliably drains off rainwater
The ultramodern technology
prevents the awning from lifting up
when wind gusts from below.
• tilting arm member with patented
wind lock safety device
• proven, maintenance-free
technology
• forged and extruded aluminium
components
Wind lock safety device – well-sheltered even in winds
The compact semi-cassette – great on price, functionality
and design
Uncomplicated and good – the com-
pact semi-cassette on the weinor
Semina reliably protects the fabric
and technology.
• easy assembly
• compact cassette size
• outstanding quality
Select LED components for top
weinor quality:
• atmospheric light thanks to special
glass lenses
• particularly energy efficient
LED Design light bar – 30,000 hours of lighting require
minimal energy consumption (optional)
• lifetime of 30,000 hours
• BiConnect for wireless dimming
• installs using an adjustable
bracket fitted to the carrier bar
• change LEDs

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Semina
Technology
Max. width 700 cm
Max. projection 350 cm
Cassette size (W x H) 190 x 204 mm
Coupled systems ⎯
Crank drive ○
Motor drive ●as standard
Adjusting the pitch 5° to 40°
Installation options can be installed on walls, ceilings and rafters
Design
47 standard frame colours ●
Over 150 other RAL colours ○
9 trend colours ●
Other textured colours ○
weinor fabric collection ●
Valance (20 cm) ●
Accessories
Tempura heating system ○
LED Design light bar ○
Controls
Remote control ○see p. 9
No remote ●
BiEasy handheld transmitter ○
BiConnect BiSens SW-Solar
sun and wind sensor ○
BiConnect BiSens SW-230 V
sun and wind sensor ○
BiConnect BiSens SWR-230 V
sun, wind and rain sensor ○
Quality
Tested up to wind Force 5 on the Beaufort scale and wind resistance class 2 according to DIN 13561
●standard
○optional
⎯ unavailableweinor Semina at a glance
Product benefits in detail

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Fabrics and frame colours
• high-quality acrylic
• proven for decades
• fabric width: 120 cm/240 cm
• innovative polyester quality
• high-stretch with memory effect®
• fabric width: 120 cm
For an attractive awning you need a
high-quality fabric. The ‘colours by
weinor®’ collections provide a wide
selection.
• solution-dyed to make them
colour-fast
• stay beautiful thanks to dirt- and
water-repellant nano-coating
• optional: wide range of collections
by other manufacturers
Fabrics – attractive, brilliant long-lasting colours
weinor coats all of its products in
its own workshop. This ensures that
they have the best-possible colour
tonality and identical gloss levels.
• 47 standard RAL frame colours,
silk gloss (gloss level 70 ± 5%
when measured at a 60° angle)
• 9 scratchproof, resistant trend
colours with a textured look
• over 150 special RAL colours
Wide range of frame colours – abundance of choices
47 standard frame colours
RAL 1002
Sandy yellow RAL 1003 Signal yellow RAL 1014 Ivory RAL 1015 Light ivory RAL 1023 Trac yellow RAL 1034 Pastel yellow RAL 2000 Yellow orange RAL 2002 Vermilion RAL 2011 Deep orange
RAL 3002
Carmine red RAL 3004 Magenta red RAL 3007 Black red RAL 4005 Blue lilac RAL 4006 Trac purple RAL 5005 Signal blue RAL 5009 Azure blue RAL 5014 Pigeon blue RAL 5021 Water blue
RAL 5022
Night blue RAL 5024 Pastel blue RAL 6005 Moss green RAL 6009 Fir green RAL 6011 Reseda green RAL 6012 Black green RAL 7015 Slate grey RAL 7016 Anthracite grey RAL 7021 Black grey
RAL 7030
Stone grey RAL 7032 Pebble grey RAL 7035 Light grey RAL 7039 Quartz grey RAL 7040 Window grey weinor 7319 weinor grey RAL 8001 Ochre brown RAL 8003 Clay brown RAL 8014 Sepia brown
RAL 8016
Mahagony brown RAL 8017 Chocolate brown RAL 8019 Grey brown RAL 8022 Black brown weinor 8077 weinor dark brown RAL 9001 Cream RAL 9005 Jet black RAL 9006 White aluminium RAL 9007 Grey aluminium
RAL 9010
Pure white RAL 9016 Trac white
9 trend colours
WT 29/10797
Approx.RAL 9010
WT 29/50704
Approx.RAL 6009 metallic
WT 29/60740
Chestnut 04 metallic
WT 29/70786
Sparkling iron eect
WT 29/71289
Approx.RAL 7016
WT 29/80077
Approx.DB 703 metallic
WT 29/80081
Iron glimmer eect P7
WT 29/90146
Approx.RAL 9006 metallic
WT 29/90147
Approx.RAL 9007 metallic
As a result of the ban on the use of heavy metals in powder
coatings, paint manufacturers can no longer guarantee colour
stability despite making every eort to do so. It therefore can-
not be excluded that colours in general, and Fire Red (RAL 3000)
in particular, may fade with time. For technical reasons, the
colours may appear significantly dierent when printed.
weinor is an eco-friendly company. To ensure
compliance with high environmental standards,
manufacturing processes and materials under-
go regular testing by experts.

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Remote control
Sometimes, a crank-operated
awning is a possible alternative:
with smaller awnings, for example,
or rarely-used units, or where
connecting to a power source is
a complicated solution.
Semina with crank drive – the basic version
The cost of an awning without a
motor as standard is correspondingly
lower.
• sprag clutch with easy-to-set
end stop
• no power source required
• inconspicuous components
weinor BiEasy handheld
transmitter
•safe to operate on protected
frequency (868 MHz)
• range of up to 100 m
The awning comes as a standard
with one motor and can optionally
be supplied either with a remote
controlled motor or a remote receiver
BiRec MA. So it can be controlled
BiRec remote-controlled receiver
• various remote-controlled receivers
depending on functions used
• to suit awning fittings – e.g. to
extend and retract the awning or
dim the lights
with the pre-programmed BiEasy
remote control. There are handheld
transmitters with different numbers
of channels: choose from 1,5 or
15 channels with a display.
weinor BiConnect – coordinated control for awning,
light and heating (optional)
Product BiConnect Somfy RTS Somfy io
Semina 앪앪앪
Semina + LED Design light bar 앪dimmer function 앪not dimmable 앪not dimmable
앪option
BiConnect remote control
All awnings and shades
Light bar systems
BiSens
weather sensors
Tempura heating system
BiEasy 15M
with display
BiEasy 5M
Product Comes with (integrated) Remote receiver Handheld transmitter
Semina
awning motor integrated in the remote-controlled motor BiEasy 1M/5M/15M
+
Tempura heating system * BiRec HD BiEasy 5M/15M
+ LED Design light bar* BiRec LED BiEasy 5M/15M
+ Tempura heating system * + LED Design light bar* BiRec LED + BiRec HD BiEasy 5M/15M
Requires: awning with BiConnect remote control; sensors require at least a BiEasy 1M, 5M or 15M
* option

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Automatic weather control and accessories
Some options incur a surcharge. Please refer to the weinor awnings price list for costs.
The energy-efficient Tempura
infrared heating system has an
impressive heating capacity of
1,500 watt in a tiny housing.
• instant heat: no warm-up time
• turn as required for
targeted warmth
• operate and dim using BiConnect
remote control
• splash protection
• comes in 47 standard frame
colours plus 9 scratchproof,
resistant trend colours with a
smart, textured look
• option: 150 special RAL colours
• universal bracket makes it easy
to retrofit
• TÜV tested
The awning retracts when the wind
protection sensor BiSens Agido-3V is
activated by suitable wind levels.
• threshold value adjustable
• only sold with BiConnect
The BiConnect series remote sensors
automatically extend the awning
when the sun shines and reliably
retract it in the wind or rain.
• energy-saving technology
• battery life 2 years
• awning remains in place approx.
20 minutes after retraction
• fitted into front rail
Available types:
• BiSens SWR-230 V
sun, wind and rain sensor
• BiSens SW-230 V
sun and wind sensor
• also solar-run:
BiSens SW-Solar
Sun, wind and rain sensors – automatically protect your
product and prevent excess heat (optional)
Tempura Universal heating system, high-performance level
(optional)
BiSens SWR-230 V
Product protection sensor BiSens Agido-3V
Select LED components for top
weinor quality:
• atmospheric light thanks to special
glass lenses
• particularly energy efficient
• lifetime of 30,000 hours
• BiConnect for wireless dimming
• installs using an adjustable
bracket fitted to the support pipe
• change LEDs
LED Design light bar – 30,000 hours of lighting require
minimal energy consumption (optional)

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Sizes and bracket recommendations
Planning/measuring
Pitch Patio depth in cm
150 200 250 300 350 400
5° 150 200 250 300 350 400
15° 150 210 260 310 360 410
25° 160 220 270 330 390 440
Pitch Diagonal in cm
150 200 250 300 350 400
5° 270 270 260 260 250 250
15° 240 230 220 210 200 180
25° 220 200 180 160 140 110
Wall mounting on C20/25 concrete with up
to 200 mm facing, wind resistance class 2 and
a permissible centric tensile load of 5.71 kN
for anchor bolts Standard wall brackets (85 mm)
Width
in cm
Number of
arms
Diagonal in cm (irregular figures possible)
150 200 250 300 350
195 – 200 2 2
201 – 250 2 2 2
251 – 300 2 2 2 2
301 – 350 2 2 2 2 2
351 – 400 2 2 2 2 2 2
401 – 450 2 3 3 3 3 5
451 – 500 2 3 3 3 3 5
501 – 550 2 3 3 3 3 5
551 – 600 2 3 3 3 5 5
601 – 650 2 5 5 5 5 5
651 – 700 3 7 7 7 7 7
Installation height
Patio depth
Clearance height
Diagonal
Pitch
This table is used to find the clear-
ance heights for various diagonals
when the tilt angle is 5°, 15° or 25°.
This table is based on the example
of an installation height of 300 cm
(upper edge of awning).
Determining the diagonal
Determining the clearance height
This table can be used to find the
awning diagonal for any given
horizontal patio depth.
Diagonal in cm (rounded figures)
Clearance height in cm (rounded figures)
Determining the diagonal and clearance
height:
1. Find the diagonal by looking in the ‘diagonal’
table for the patio depth.
2. Using the diagonal from the table and the
required pitch, consult the ‘clearance height’
table for the clearance height. This clearance
height refers to a mounting height of 300 cm.
3. Add/subtract the dierence between 300 cm
and the actual mounting height to/from the
clearance height in the table.

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Cross-sections of the Semina
Cross-section of Semina
Cross-section of Semina with LED Design light bar
204
190
204
190
262

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Installation options
Wall installation
Wall bracket, 85 mm Wall bracket, 260 mm
204
204
1612.59055.5
194
Side view with 85 mm wall bracket
Wall, ceiling or rafter installation –
suitable for various building conditions
The tried-and-tested carrier bar con-
struction makes for uncompli
cated
and flexible installation: simply align
and screw down the brackets, then
slide the awning onto the carrier bar
in the brackets and secure in place.
Done! The brackets and mounting
plates are made of extruded, powder-
coated aluminium.
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ø 9
M8
180
22 75 6
145.5
85
34.5
16
14
51 17
9

15
240
280
15
20 240
73 55 90
20
200
3 x M12
4x ø 14
640
370
20 200 200 200 15
34015
119 90
210
6x ø 13
6 x M12
Mounting plate, 640 x 370 x 15 mm
Mounting plate, 240 x 280 x 15 mm
Mounting plate, 640 x 280 x 15 mm
640
280
15
20 200 200 200
15 250
73 55 90
120 320
330
6 x M12
7x ø 14

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Installation options
194
225
150
204
51 81
228 50
20 204
Ceiling
Side
wall
Side
wall
Ceiling bracket
Side view with ceiling bracket
at least 5 mm
at least 10 mm at least 10 mm
Minimum spacing distances for installation
Ceiling installation
229
85
150
42.5
17
42.5
51 60
150

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159
204
204
16
324
min. 33
12.59055.5
180
194
99
198
42.5
Outside edge of thrust support to outside edge of
bracket 70 mm max.
Side view of a rafter-mounted Semina
Rafter installation
Rafter installation without a mounting plate Rafter installation with a mounting plate
Rafter installation
Rafter bracket
420
16
25
80 120
35
5
387115
70 2335
14
14
R10
365
93
ø13
ø13

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Semina extraction forces
Width
in cm
Projection in cm
150 200 250 300 350
250
932 1979 1955
466 990 978
233 495 489
270 400 568
300
1076 1595 2257 2971
538 798 1129 1486
269 399 564 743
312 462 654 862
350
1220 1811 2560 3372 4399
610 906 1280 1686 2200
305 453 640 843 1100
354 526 742 978 1276
400
1364 2028 2862 3773 4912
682 1014 1431 1887 2456
341 507 716 943 1228
396 588 830 1094 1424
450
1508 2244 3164 4174 5425
754 1122 1582 2087 2713
377 561 791 1044 1356
438 650 918 1210 1574
500
1652 2461 3466 4575 6736
826 1231 1733 2288 3368
413 615 867 1144 1684
480 714 1006 1326 1954
550
1796 2677 3768 5533 7331*
898 1339 1884 2767 3666
449 669 942 1383 1833
520 776 1092 1634 2126
600
1940 2894 4070 6095 7927*
970 1447 2035 3048 3964
485 724 1018 1524 1982
562 840 1180 1768 2298
650
2085 3110 4925 6558 8522*
1043 1555 2463 3279 4261
521 778 1231 1640 2131
604 902 1428 1902 2472
700
1486 2217 3514 4680 6079
743 1109 1757 2340 3040
372 554 879 1170 1520
430 642 1018 1358 1762
Rawlplug extraction forces
Non-compression-proof assembly base
Extraction forces for rawlplugs in N per upper fixing located close to an arm
* 2 standard wall brackets (85 mm) per arm required
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm)
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm)
per awning arm
fasteners: 2 per bracket
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm)
2 standard wall brackets (85 mm) per
awning arm
fasteners: 2 per bracket
or
1 wall bracket (260 mm) plus
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm)
as a central bracket,
1 wall bracket (260 mm)
per awning arm
fasteners: 10 in all
1 wall bracket (260 mm) plus
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm)
as a central bracket,
2 wall brackets (260 mm)
per awning arm
fasteners: 10 in all
Mounting plate (240 x 280 mm)
incl. 1 standard wall bracket
(85 mm),
Standard wall bracket (85 mm)
incl. base plate
fasteners: 4 in all
The extraction force is the force with which the
weight of the awning and the wind load pull on
each upper fixing. The tables indicate this force
in N per upper fixing. It varies depending on the
awning size and the wall bracket / mounting
plate used.
Selecting the wall bracket and anchoring
system:
1. Consult relevant table for extraction force per
fixing for selected awning size.
2. Select a wall bracket/mounting plate for
which there is a fastener which can resist the
indicated extraction force. Remember to take
into account the spacing, the area which willl
be damaged if the fixing breaks out, the type
of fixing used and the assembly base.
See separate bracket overview for other bases.

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Ceiling mounting (on C20/25 concrete)
Extraction forces in N for ceiling mounting + front mounting on concrete ceilings
Width
in cm
Projection in cm
150 200 250 300 350
250 1035 1524 2159 2846 3741
518 762 1080 1423 1871
300 1202 1771 2500 3297 4318
601 886 1250 1649 2159
350 1370 2017 2841 3749 4896
685 1009 1421 1875 2448
400 1537 2263 3182 4200 5473
769 1132 1591 2100 2737
450 1705 2510 3523 4652 6051*
853 1255 1762 2326 3026
500 1852 2756 3864 5103 7473*
926 1378 1932 2552 3737
550 2039 3002 4205 6239* 8138*
1020 1501 2103 3120 4069
600 2207 3249 4546 6755* 8803*
1104 1625 2273 3378 4402
650 2374 3495 5451 7270* 9467*
1187 1748 2726 3635 4734
700 1278 2495 3891 5190 6755
639 1248 1946 2595 3378
Rafter bracket installation
Shear force in N per fixing
Width
in cm
Projection in cm
150 200 250 300 350
250 1352 2004
621 885
300 1562 2319 3294
721 1027 1421
350 1773 2634 3734 4940
821 1169 1614 2102
400 1983 2949 4174 5526 7223
921 1312 1807 2353 3033
450 2194 3264 4614 6112 7962
1021 1454 2000 2605 3353
500 2405 3579 5054 6698 4916
1121 1596 2193 2857 2062
550 2615 3894 5495 8181 5350
1221 1738 2386 3472 2245
600 2826 4209 5935 8853 5785
1321 1881 2578 3758 2429
650 3036 4524 7114 9525 6220
1421 2023 3070 4045 5223
700 2389 3499 5431 7223 4715
1174 1623 2404 3129 2011
* 2 brackets per arm required
Ceiling bracket with wall bracket
fasteners: 2* per bracket
Ceiling bracket with wall bracket
Starting from 5 brackets
fasteners: 2* per bracket
Rafter bracket plus
standard wall bracket
Rafter bracket plus
mounting plate for rafter bracket,
plus standard wall bracket

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