weinor Topas User manual

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Topas
Topas with top profile | Topas without top profile
The open awning

weinor Topas
Product highlights 4
Awning fabrics 9
Frame colours 9
BiConnect remote control 12
Automatic weather control
and accessories 12
Planning/measuring 13
Cross-sections 14
Installation options 15
Extraction forces 18
Contents

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The Topas is a classic entry-level awning for anyone wanting to save
money without sacrificing quality. Its uncomplicated technology makes
it stable and wind-resistant. When open, the awning stands out for
its extreme flexibility: with or without a waterproof top profile, it can
be installed in various ways to fit into all kinds of different structural
situations.
weinor Topas: simply stable –
the classic entry-level model

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weinor Topas at a glance
weinor Topas highlights
With top profile
Multi-section units
with roller support cradle
or jockey cover
Without top profile
weinor
LongLife arm

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Product benefits in detail
Simple and stable: the weinor Topas highlights
Open or with a top profile – classic design with the latest technology
With its simplified technology the
weinor Topas is stable yet retains a
wide variety of functions.
• stable front rail
• with and without top profile
• wide sizes
• wind-resistant
• wide selection of fabrics
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 – resilient and durable
The Topas also comes as a combined
multi-section unit for very large
patios.
• as a 2-part unit up to 1,200 cm
• jockey cover or roller support
cradle with continuous fabric
Multi-section units – to shade especially large areas

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Product benefits in detail
Topas with top profile Topas without top profile
Technology
Max. width,
1-section/2-section with jockey cover 700 cm/1,200 cm 700 cm/1,200 cm
Max. projection 400 cm 400 cm
Cassette size (W x H) 220 x 210 mm 210 x 180 mm
Coupled systems ○○
Motor drive ●as standard ●as standard
Setting awning pitch 5° to 40° 5° to 40°
Installation options can be installed on walls, ceilings and rafters
LED lighting (Design light bar) ○○
Design
47 standard frame colours ●●
Over 150 other RAL colours ○○
9 trend colours ●●
Other textured colours ○○
Head and front rail caps in contrasting colour ○○
weinor fabric collection ●●
Accessories
Tempura heating system ○fixed in place with universal bracket
Controls
Remote control see p. 11
No remote fully wired and ready to plug in
Quality
Tested up to wind Force 5 on the Beaufort scale and wind resistance class 2 according
to DIN 13561
weinor Topas versions
●standard
○optional
⎯ unavailable

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Fabrics and frame 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
• 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
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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11
Remote control
weinor BiEasy handheld
transmitter
•safe to operate on protected
frequency (868 MHz)
• range of up to 100 m
The awning comes as standard with
one motor and can optionally be
controlled with the pre-programmed
BiConnect remote control.
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
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)
BiConnect remote control
All awnings and shades
Light bar systems
BiSens
weather sensors
Tempura heating system
BiEasy 15M
with display
BiEasy 5M
Product BiConnect Somfy RTS Somfy io
Topas receiver integrated into
cassette
receiver integrated into
motor
receiver integrated into
motor
Optional: LED dimmable not dimmable not dimmable
Product Comes with (integrated) Remote receiver Handheld transmitter
Topas
awning motor BiRec MA BiEasy 1M/5M/15M
+
Tempura heating system * BiRec HD BiEasy 5M/15M
+ LED Design light bar* BiRec MLED BiEasy 5M/15M
+
Tempura heating system * + LED Design light bar* BiRec MLED + BiRec HD BiEasy 5M/15M
Requires: awning with BiConnect remote control; sensors require at least a BiEasy 1M, 5M or 15M
* option

12 Some options incur a surcharge. Please refer to the weinor awnings price list for costs.
Automatic weather function and accessories
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
• easy-change LEDs
LED Design light bar – 30,000 hours of lighting require
minimal energy consumption (optional)
The awning retracts when the wind
protection sensor BiSens Agido-3V is
activated by suitable wind levels.
• threshold value adjustable
• only sold with BiConnect
• energy-saving technology
The BiConnect series remote sensors
automatically extend the awning
when the sun shines and reliably
retract it in the wind or rain.
• 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)
BiSens SWR-230 V
Product protection sensor BiSens Agido-3V
The energy-efficient Tempura
infrared heating system has an im-
pressive heating capacity of over
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
Tempura Universal heating system, high-performance
(optional)

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Planning/measuring
Patio depth
Clearance height
Diagonal
Pitch
Installation height
Ground
Wall
Sizes and bracket recommendations
Width
in cm
No. of
arms
Diagonal in cm (irregular figures possible)
150 200 250 300 350 400
– 250 2 222223
251 – 300 2 222233
301 – 350 2 222224
351 – 400 2 222224
401 – 450 2 333355
451 – 500 2 333355
501 – 550 2 333355
551 – 600 2 333555
601 – 650 2 333555
651 – 700 3 444477
Pitch Diagonal in cm
150 200 250 300 350 400
5° 270 270 270 260 260 250
15° 250 240 220 210 200 180
25° 220 200 180 160 140 120
Wall installation 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
Pitch Patio depth in cm
150 200 250 300 350 400
5° 150 200 250 300 350 400
15° 160 210 260 310 360 410
25° 170 220 280 330 390 440
Standard Topas wall bracket (85 mm)
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 terrace 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 Topas with and without top profile
220
210
23 55.5 90 23 55.5 90
210
180
Cross-section of Topas without top profile
Cross-section of Topas with top profile

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Installation options
Wall bracket, 260 mm
14
ø 9
M8
180
22
75 6
145.5
85
34.516
14
51 17
9
Wall bracket, 85 mm
180
12.590
191
206
216
Side view of Topas with top profile fitted to a wall
Its dimensions mean that the Topas
can be mounted in a wide range of
ways: not only on a wall but also on
a ceiling or a rafter. The brackets
and mounting plates are made of
extruded, powder-coated aluminium.
Installation on walls, ceilings or rafters –
suitable for various building conditions
Wall installation

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Installation options
Minimum spacing distances for installation
9
2 x ø 9
2 x M8
85
218
150
109
52
133
42.5
17 51
14
52 81 76
23200
204
226
231
Side view of roofless Topas with roller support cradle bearing and compact ceiling bracket
Ceiling
Side
wall
Side
wall
at least 10 mm at least 10 mm
at least 10 mm
Ceiling installation

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Side view of rafter installation with roofless Topas
Right-hand rafter bracket Rafter bracket with mounting plate
for right-hand rafter
weinor recommends using the mounting-
plate for rafter brackets.
120
180
12.590
min. 30200
335
215
188
Rafter bracket
Rafter installation
420
16
25
80 120
35
5
387115
70 2335
14
14
R10
365
93
ø13
ø13

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Extraction forces for wall installation
Extraction forces for Topas
Wall mounting on C20/25 concrete with up to 200 mm of facing,
extraction force in N per upper fixing for wall bracket
Width
in cm
Projection in cm
150 200 250 300 350 400
250
818 1232 1776 2359 3128 4399
409 616 888 1180 1564 2200
205 308 444 590 782 1100
238 358 516 684 908 1276
300
939 1419 2042 2716 3592 5088
470 710 1021 1358 1796 2544
235 355 511 679 898 1272
272 412 592 788 1042 1476
350
1060 1606 2308 3074 4055 5776
530 803 1154 1537 2028 2888
265 402 577 769 1014 1444
308 466 670 892 1176 1676
400
1181 1792 2573 3432 4518 6464
591 896 1287 1716 2259 3232
295 448 643 858 1130 1616
342 520 746 996 1310 1874
450
1303 1979 2839 3790 4982 7253*
652 990 1420 1558 2491 3627
326 495 710 948 1246 1813
378 574 824 1100 1444 2074
500
1424 2166 3104 4148 6244 7541*
712 1083 1552 2074 3122 3771
356 542 776 1037 1561 1885
412 628 900 1202 1810 2274
550
1545 2352 3370 5163 6789* 8529*
773 1176 1685 2582 3395 4265
386 588 843 1291 1697 2132
448 682 978 1498 1968 2474
600
1666 2539 3635 5582 7335* 9217*
833 1270 1818 2791 3668 4609
417 635 909 1396 1834 2304
484 736 1054 1618 2128 2674
650
1787 2726 4455 6002 7880* 9906*
894 1363 2228 3001 3940 4953
447 682 1114 1501 1970 2477
518 790 1292 1740 2286 2872
670
1272 1941 3176 4281 5617* 7063*
636 971 1588 2141 2809 3532
318 485 794 1070 1404 1766
370 562 922 1242 1630 2050
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm) plus
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm) as a
central bracket from 401 cm,
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm)
per awning arm,
fasteners: 4 in all
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm) plus
1 standard wall bracket
(85 mm) as a central bracket from
401 cm,
2 standard wall brackets (85 mm)
per awning arm,
fasteners: 8 in all
or
1 wall bracket (260 mm) plus
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm)
as a central bracket from 401 cm,
1 wall bracket (260 mm) per awning
arm,
fasteners: 8 in all
1 wall bracket (260 mm) plus
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm)
as a central bracket from 401 cm,
2 wall brackets (260 mm) per awning
arm,
fasteners: 16 in all
Mounting plate (280 x 240 mm) incl.
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm),
standard wall bracket (85 mm)
incl. base plate,
fasteners: 8 in all
* 2 brackets required per awning arm
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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Extraction forces for ceiling installation
Extraction forces for Topas
1 ceiling bracket with standard wall
bracket (85 mm),
1 ceiling bracket with standard wall
bracket as a central bracket
from 401 cm,
1 ceiling bracket with standard wall
bracket (85 mm) per awning arm,
fasteners: 4 in all
1 ceiling bracket, compact,
1 ceiling bracket, compact as central
bracket from 401 cm,
1 ceiling bracket, compact per awning
arm,
fasteners: 4 in all
1 rafter bracket plus
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm),
one of each for left and right,
1 rafter bracket plus
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm)
as a central bracket from a width of
401 cm
1 rafter bracket plus
1 mounting plate for rafters plus
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm),
one of each for left and right,
1 rafter bracket plus
1 mounting plate for rafters plus
1 standard wall bracket (85 mm)
as a central bracket from a width of
401 cm
Rafter bracket installation
Shear forces in N for rafter mounting
Width
in cm
Projection in cm
150 200 250 300 350 400
250 1195 1796
558 801
300 1374 2069 2982
645 926 1295
350 1553 2342 3370 4504
732 1051 1467 1925
400 1732 2615 3757 5027 6642
819 1176 1638 2152 2805
450 1911 2888 4145 5550 7322 10493
907 1302 1810 2378 3094 4377
500 2090 3160 4532 6073 4546 5735
994 1427 1981 2604 1913 2394
550 2269 3433 4920 7496 4944 6239
1081 1552 2153 3195 2081 2605
600 2448 3706 5307 8103 5342 6749
1168 1677 2325 3455 2249 2816
650 2627 3979 6434 8710 5740 7247
1256 1802 2795 3716 2418 3027
700 2095 3108 4942 6638 8749 11007
1056 1465 2207 2893 3746 4659
Ceiling installation (on C20/25 concrete)
Extraction forces in N for ceiling mounting
Width
in cm
Projection in cm
150 200 250 300 350 400
250 917 1367 1963 2612 3469 4875
459 684 982 1306 1735 2438
300 1060 1582 2264 3016 3991 5645
530 791 1132 1508 1996 2823
350 1204 1796 2565 3419 4512 6414
602 898 1283 1710 2256 3207
400 1347 2010 2867 3823 5034 7183
674 1005 1434 1912 2517 3592
450 1490 2225 3168 4226 5556 7953*
745 1113 1584 2113 2778 3977
500 1634 2439 3469 4630 6929* 8722*
817 1220 1735 2315 3465 4361
550 1777 2654 3770 5719 7533* 9492*
889 1327 1885 2860 3767 4746
600 1921 2868 4071 6187 8142* 10261*
961 1434 2036 3094 4071 5131
650 2064 3083 4937 6654 8751* 11053*
1032 1542 2469 3327 4376 5527
700 1472 2198 3522 4748 6239 7867
736 1099 1761 2374 3120 3934
* 2 brackets required per awning arm
Mounting plates
Retrieving information:
Simply scan the QR code into your
mobile terminal to receive full
information on mounting plates.

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