Gibus MEDITERRANEA Series, MEDISOLAFLY R, MED OPEN FLY Use And Maintenance Manual

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

DECLARATION OF QUALITY DECLARATION OF WARRANTY DECLARATION OF PERFORMANCE DoP

LINE MEDITERRANEA

MODEL

MEDISOLAFLY R

ISLAND, FRONTAL LEANING VERSION, LATERAL LEANING VERSION SINGLE-MODULE, PLURI-MODULE, FLY FAbRIc cOVER

ENG

MUT 088

Rev. 1

01/03/2017

Gibus S.p.A. Via Luigi Einaudi, 35 35030 Saccolongo (PD) - ITALY www.gibus.it - gibus@gibus.it

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WARNING: CAREFULLY READ ALL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL AND IN THE USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY OPERATION WITH THE AWNING. READ IN PARTICULAR THE CHAPTER ON SAFETY.

Dear Customer, thank you for choosing an awning by "GIBUS", we are pleased to deliver this manual in order to help you to use the product in the best possible way.

Please read carefully the recommendations described in the following pages and keep the manual at hand for the Gibus specialist who will be responsible for management and maintenance of the awning.

Gibus S.p.A.

via Luigi Einaudi, 35

35030 Saccolongo (PD) - ITALY

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Gibus S.p.A. reserves all rights to this manual, including the right, at any time, to make any necessary changes aimed at improving its products and the manual itself without prior notice. The reproduction, even partial, of this manual is strictly forbidden without the permission of

Gibus S.p.A.

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1 INTRODUCTION 7

1.1 Getting started 7

1.2 Warnings for use 7

1.3 Regulations and self-certification documentation 8

1.4 Liability 9

1.5 Product identification and technical nameplate 9

2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 10

2.1 Purpose and intended use of the awning 10

2.2 Use environment 10

2.3 Optional safety devices 11

2.4 Requirements of the user and installer 11

2.5 Recommendations 11

3 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 12

3.1 Structural and Mechanical Components 12

3.2 Electrical components 13

3.3 Electronic components of the awning (optional) 13

3.4 Fabric components 14

3.5 Supplementary materials 15

3.6 Biocidal products 15

3.7 Noise level 15

4 TECHNICAL DATA 16

4.1 TYPE 16

4.2 MEDISOLAFLY R - ISLAND 18

4.3 MEDISOLAFLY R - FRONTAL LEANING VERSION 20

4.4 MEDISOLAFLY R - LATERAL LEANING VERSION 22

5 PACKING, HANDLING AND TRANSPORTATION 24

6 SAFE INSTALLATION 25

6.1 Mechanical structure 25

6.2 Electrical connections 27

6.3 Radio control 29

7 INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER INSTALLATION 30

8 OPERATION AND USE OF THE AWNING 31

8.1 Important information on use 33

9 MAINTENANCE 34

9.1 Cleaning the fabric 34

9.2 Maintenance of mechanical and structural components 35

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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10 DISASSEMBLY AND DISPOSAL 35

10.1 Disposal of the awning 36

11 TROUBLESHOOTING 36

11.1 Faults and failures table 37

12 5-YEAR WARRANTY (Eu countries + Switzerland) 38

12.1 Object of the warranty 38

12.2 Duration 38

12.3 Remedies provided as per Art. 133 of consumption code Leg. Decree 206/2005 38

12.4 “Without charges” 38

12.5 Territorial extension 38

12.6 Standards for warranty validity 39

12.7 Exclusions 39

12.8 Liability of the manufacturer 39

12.9 Final indications 39

13 MED JEANS EXPLODED DRAWING 40

13.1 MEDISOLAFLY R - ISLAND SINGLE-MODULE 40

13.2 MEDISOLAFLY R - ISLAND DOUBLE MODULE 42

13.3 MEDISOLAFLY R - FRONTAL LEANING VERSION SINGLE-MODULE 44

13.4 MEDISOLAFLY R - FRONTAL LEANING VERSION DOUBLE MODULE 46

13.5 MEDISOLAFLY R - LATERAL LEANING VERSION SINGLE-MODULE 48

13.6 FLY fabric cover 50

14 DOCUMENTATION 52

14.1 Declaration for correct installation 52

14.2 Maintenance registry 53

14.3 Production notes 54

15 ANNEXES 55

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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

Do not destroy and change, if needed just supplement with inserts published by the manufacturer. This manual refers to the product: Type of awning: “Pergola type” folding awning for outside use, free-standing or lean-to. Single or two bay structure. Line: MEDITERRANEA Model: MEDISOLAFLY R Revision No. 01 Published: 30/06/2016 Manufacturer's data:

GIBUS S.p.A. via L. Einaudi, 35 - 35030 SACCOLONGO (PD) - ITALY http: www.gibus.it - e-mail: gibus@gibus.it List of annexes:

- Installation instructions

- Instructions for awning motor drive

- Selection guide

- Delivery certificate Each operator and personnel in charge of the installation, adjustments, operation and maintenance of the awning, must read very carefully this manual and observe the instructions given, the operator in charge of the installation and maintenance must also meet the qualification requirements for the use and maintenance of the awning.

PRELIMINARY INFORMATION

1.1

IMPORTANT: The instruction manual is aimed at those who use the awning , such as an

installer, maintainer, owner or user and is the basis for the correct use and maintenance of the product. Addressed to the installer are the instructions for handling, unpacking, installation, adjustment and maintenance. Addressed to the owner are the instructions for proper use, maintenance and disposal. This manual is an integral part of the product. Keep it intact and in an easily accessible place for future reference and at hand for further consultation until the disposal of the awning. In case of loss or destruction of the manual, the customer must request a new copy to his Retailer, providing the main data of the product and the destination of the new copy. When selling this manual must follow the awning to its new destination. The manual must always be available to the personnel involved in the installation, maintenance or adjustment of the product. The Manufacturer reserves the right to update products and relevant manuals, with no obligation to update previous manuals. This manual is the essential tool for maintaining

the validity of the guarantee.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

1.2

The instructions contained in this manual are intended for awnings models:

- FREE-STANDING MEDISOLAFLY R: “pergola type” folding sun awning for outside use with

free-standing structure. Single or two bay structure. Retractable, Telo Fly.

- LEAN-TO MEDISOLAFLY R: “pergola type” folding sun awning for outside use with lean-to

structure. Single or two bay structure. Retractable, Fly awning. Available with wall or ceiling attachments. The instruction manual must be read and used in the following way:

- Read this manual carefully, and consider it an integral part of the awning;

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WARNING: DANGER TO THE OPERATOR/USER In reference to dangerous situations that can occur with the use (including installation and maintenance) of the awning. Failure to comply with these messages may endanger the safety of persons.

WARNING: In reference to dangerous situations that may occur due to the PRESENCE OF ELECTRICAL VOLTAGE. Failure to comply with these messages may endanger the safety of persons and the integrity of the awning.

WARNING: In reference to dangerous situations that can occur with the use of the awning to prevent damage to objects and the awning itself.

IMPORTANT: Useful information and tips to be observed to ensure proper use and preservation of the awning. Failure to observe these messages can affect the integrity and / or resistance of the product.

This User's Manual was prepared in accordance with as indicated in EN 13561 and section

1.7.4 of Annex 1 to Directive 2006/42/EC and taking into account the normal use of the awning in order to inform, together with other instructions for use affixed to the awning itself, the operators / users on residual risks that the products presents. The awning complies with the “Construction products regulations - CPR 305/2011” and offers, if properly installed, a resistance to wind load greater than those required by the Class 3 of the UNI EN 13561 rule on "External awnings - Performance requirements including safety". This Technical Classification ensures resistance to a wind that carries a maximum pressure rating of 110 [N/m2] (Newton / sqm) similar to an wind insisting on the awning with a maximum speed of 49 [km / h] corresponding to the 6th level of the Beaufort Scale. The resistance to wind load was evaluated according to criteria related to those required by the UNI EN 13561 and UNI EN 1932 rules, with the necessary safety margins. The motorised version conforms as well as the relevant parts of the to the Machine Directive 2006/42/CE. The CE Mark together with wind resistance characteristics according to UNI EN 13561 and theself-certification document (Declaration of Performance DoP) are included in APPENDIX 0 and APPENDIX 1 on the last pages of this manual. The original Declaration of Performance DoP issued by the manufacturer is kept by Gibus S.p.A. Quick or careless preparation leads to improvisation, which is the cause of many accidents. Before starting the installation work and before commissioning of the awning, carefully read and strictly observe the following tips:

REGULATIONS AND SELF-CERTIFICATION DOCUMENTATION

1.3

- The instruction manual must be readily available for use by staff in charge of running and maintenance;

- Keep the manual for the entire service life of the awning;

- In case of sale deliver the manual to the new owner of the awning;

- Use the manual in such a way not to damage all or any part of its content;

- In no case remove, tear or re-write any part of the manual;

- Keep the manual in a place protected from moisture and heat;

- If the manual is lost or partially damaged and then its complete content can no long be read, it is advisable to request a new manual to the manufacturer.

In the following pages pay close attention to the following symbols and their meaning. Their function is to highlight essential information such as:

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Via Einaudi, 35 - 35030 Saccolongo (PD)

EN 13561

MODELLO: MED ISOLAFLY R- 230V/50Hz

MESE: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ANNO: 2016 - 17 - 18

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WARNING: For maintenance or repair to always use only original spare parts. GIBUS SpA declines all responsibility for damages that may occur for noncompliance with the above instructions. The awning is guaranteed according to the contractual arrangement prepared at the time of sale. The warranty is in any case deemed void if the rules and instructions for use contained in this manual were not followed.

RESPONSIBILITY

1.4

GIBUS SpA is not liable and has no obligations for any accidents to persons or property, which may occur due to:

- Failure to follow the instructions in this manual regarding the installation, use and maintenance of the awning;

- Violent actions or mishandling in the installation, use and maintenance of the awning;

- Changes made to the awning without the prior written permission by GIBUS SpA;

- Incidents in any case arising beyond the normal and correct use of the awning.

In any case, if the user thinks the cause of the incident is a defect of the awning, he will have to prove that the damage has been a major and direct consequence of such a "defect".

Each model is identified by the adhesive technical nameplate showing the CE marking (placed on the profile breaker on the engine/winch drive) and contains the following data:

Name and address of the registered office of the manufacturer.

B CE marking C No of the European rule. D Model of the awning and specifications (*). E Year of manufacture.

IDENTIFICATION OF THE PRODUCT AND TECHNICAL NAMEPLATE

1.5

Each Gibus awning and pergola is unique, individually recognisable and traceable due to the Gibus trademark 3D hologram with a unique alphanumeric serial number. All Gibus products are supplied with the hologram (see back cover). The hologram is applied near the CE marking.

- The maintainer must always have at hand the instruction manual;

- Program all operation with the utmost care;

- Be well aware of where and how it is provided for the use and maintenance of the awning;

- Strictly follow all warnings relating to special dangers listed in this manual;

- A constant and careful preventive maintenance will always ensure a high level of operating

safety of the awning. Never postpone needed repairs and have them carried out only by qualified personnel, and use only original spare parts.

(*) The awning with manual start-up (version with winch) is not fitted with the electrical characteristics „230V/50Hz.“

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The awning was designed and built exclusively as a sunscreen to be used in the context of civil construction, residential, commercial and other services to the community. The awning is designed solely for the use indicated above, even if packaged with plastic or PVC tarpaulins provides some protection against the rain. Any other use is considered improper and

inadequate and release the manufacturer from all liability for any damage caused to persons or property. The awning offers, if properly installed, a resistance to wind load greater

than those required by the Class 3 of UNI EN 13561. It is therefore recommended the exposure to a wind exerting a maximum pressure of 110 Newton/sqm, corresponding to the load of a continuous wind speed not exceeding 49 km/h. It is strictly required, for the sake of safety, to

pack the awning before exceeding such a limit.

CHAPTER 2: SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

PURPOSE AND INTENDED USES OF THE AWNING

2.1

CAUTION: for safety reasons the awning must be therefore packed in case of wind exceeding the recommended maximum exposure, hard rain, hail and snow; it is very dangerous to leave the awning open in these cases, it can cause injury to persons and damage to property.

IMPORTANT: For any doubt or unintended use, consult the manufacturer before installation.

The manufacturer is not liable for malfunctions and damage if the awning:

- Is used for purposes other than those for which it is intended to;

- Is not operated and maintained in accordance with the instructions specified in this manual;

- Is not subject to regular maintenance, as prescribed, or non-original spare parts are used for replacement.

The awning was designed and built to operate outside. It offers adequate protection of electrical parts to water infiltration. The motors provides a degree of protection against moisture equal to IP44.

With proper protection of electrical parts against infiltration of water, such as a protective roof, the awning can also be used outdoors or away from the wall of a building (intended use), provided that the system is degree of protection IP 55. The electrical switch should be placed in a protected position, at a minimum height of 1.50 [m] from the ground (the remote control is recommended when used by disabled individuals) and away from dangerous areas.

USE ENVIRONMENT

2.2

CAUTION: the engines cannot be used in atmospheres posing risk of explosion.

IMPORTANT: Failure to follow the conditions for proper use, automatically voids any warranty given by the manufacturer.

IMPORTANT: In order to use the awning for purposes other than those described above, a specific permission given by the manufacturer is required. Failure to follow the conditions for proper use, automatically voids any warranty given by the manufacturer.

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CAUTION: No person shall install or place ladders or other fixed objects in such a way as to obstruct the excursion path of the awning.

Anemometric sensor: In case of strong winds (greater than the set threshold), the closing of

the awning occurs automatically. The rate at which the wind sensor (anemometer) is recorded during the initial start-up procedure, as described in the Use and Maintenance Manual (see section 3.3 and instructions for the specific device). Sun sensor: In case of sunshine the awning automatically opens The threshold at which the sun sensor activates can be set (see section 3.3 and instructions for the specific device). Rain sensor or pluviometric sensor: In case of prolonged rain, the awning automatically closes. The activation level of the device for measuring the amount of rainfall in a given time interval (rain gauge), is recorded during the initial start-up procedure (see section 3.3 and instructions for the specific device).

OPTIONAL SAFETY DEVICES

2.3

The normal use of the awning is allowed to everyone, except those younger than 12 years. The installation of the awning and of the electrical system, the adjustment of the awning and the setting of the engine limit switch, as well as maintenance must be performed by qualified personnel only. The installation of the awning must be carried out strictly in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions provided in this manual and especially following the attached INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS referred to in the pertinent sections of this manual (Chap. 6 and Chap. 7).

USER AND INSTALLER REQUIREMENTS

2.4

In the manual and especially in the attached INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS referred to in the pertinent sections of this manual (Chap. 6 and Chap. 7), are listed all instructions for proper handling, storage, installation, use and maintenance of the awning, in compliance with the "Machinery Directive" and product standards to avoid harm to people or damage to the awning itself. Are also given instructions to perform properly both dismantling and disposal.

RECOMMENDATIONS

2.5

WARNING: The installation of the awning and its electrical connection, are only to be carried out by specialized and authorized staff. ANY OPERATION ON THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY TRAINED PERSONNEL ONLY. IMPORTANT: For any doubt or unintended use, consult the manufacturer before installation.

WARNING: The installation of the awning must be carried out strictly in accordance with the instructions in this manual. A different installation could result in hazardous situations. IN THIS REGARD SEE THE SECTIONS "SAFE INSTALLATION" and "INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER INSTALLATION" and the documents referred to in those sections attached to this manual and inside the package.

ATTENTION!: Corrosion resistance is not guaranteed in the event of immersion or sprays with salt water (sea storms, etc.). Also, with intense exposure to salty fog, incrustations or bubbles could appear in the connections or aluminium profiles and oxide or rust could appear on the stainless steel brackets. These conditions are not covered by warranty.

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WARNING: You can not alter or modify the awning. Any changes or modifications made without proper authorization by the manufacturer, relieves the latter from any liability for any damage that may result and automatically void the warranty.

ATTENTION: it is strictly forbidden to carry out operations using open flames in the vicinity of the awning.

The awning is prepared for the installation of a protection roof.

CHAPTER 3: TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

STRUCTURAL AND MECHANICAL COMPONENTS

3.1

The awning of the MEDISOLAFLY R line were designed and built according to the principles of constant innovation, impeccable workmanship and attention to the details of Gibus Total Quality. A system of values designed to ensure complete customer satisfaction. The FREESTANDING MEDISOLAFLY R is a pergola- style awning integrated into a special self- supporting structure that is freestanding and detached from any building. For the LEANING MEDISOLAFLY R the specific structure is leaned against the wall of a building. A spring system means that the awning fabric is taut in all 3 positions, thanks to the lateral springoperated pantographs that give the fabric its curved shape. This ensures that the fabric is always sloping (single or double slope) for water drainage and excellent resistance to wind. The drive of the fabric cover is motorized or provided by a winch. The awning is equipped with several patented systems to facilitate and speed up the installation work and improve the performance of the product:

The “pergola type” awning is equipped with a bearing structure to be fixed to the floor or to the wall and to the floor, made of painted aluminium with guides, transverse profiles and leg of 70x130 section. Connections include stainless steel brackets, painted aluminium casts, stainless steel bolts and nuts. Painted aluminium section break profiles measuring 40x50. Transmission system on side guides and very strong toothed belt, moving on roller bearings. Aluminium cast casing with belt tension regulation. Slide carriages with wheels with stainless steel bearings and pins. The guide profiles, section breaks and terminals, supporting structural beams are Anticorodal EN AW 6060 UNI EN 573-03 UNI EN 755-2, and then treated with anticorrosion phosphochromatisation and painted with thermosetting polyester powder paints.

Gibus Patent

Fast Coupling: Quick coupling system of the engine built into the gears.

Gibus Patent

Quick Block: Quick coupling system of the sliding trolley with the terminal

or the profile breaker.

Gibus Patent

Telo FLY: To tighten the arched cover fabric with pantograph system.

Registered design.

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The tubular motors are single-phase asynchronous irreversible equipped with thermal protection at 140°C for safety devices against overheating. They are equipped with a

condenser, electromechanical brake assembly, two limit switches and mechanical scaler for the reduction of primary turns at 12 or 17 [rev/min] ouputs.

The type of engine used on the awnings is indicated in the product sheet.

ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS

3.2

CAUTION: MOTOR REDUCERS have degree of protection IP 44, watertight and are in insulation class 1 (compulsory grounding).

IMPORTANT: The instructions specific for engines are supplied upon delivery of the awning. These instructions must be read carefully, annexed to this manual and keep in good condition for any subsequent consultation by the customer. Declarations of Conformity of the engine can be found in the restricted areas of the sites supplying them.

ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS OF THE AWNING (OPTIONAL)

3.3

Upon optional request the awning can be managed electronically in its functions with control of the weather conditions. In this case, the awning can be fitted with the following additional

electronic devices: automatic control unit for wing or automatic control unit of sun and wing or rain gauge (see par. 2.3).

The type of electronic component used on the awning is indicated in the product sheet.

CAUTION: Never set the wind speed above the wind resistance of the awning itself (maximum threshold recommended for MEDISOLAFLY R: 40 Km/h).

Response time:

• Detection of the wind : 3 seconds after up command.

• Presence of sun : 2 minutes after down command.

• Disappearance of the sun : 15 minutes after up command.

The aluminium casts are in EN AB 46100 and EN AB 44100 alloys. The casted components for the sliding carriages, pulleys and other plastic components are made from fiberglass reinforced nylon or Ryton® PPS. Toothed belt with steel strands. Stainless steel screws.Stainless steel plates.

IMPORTANT: The specific installation, use and maintenance instructions of the units are attached to the packaging of the units themselves, delivered with the awning. These instructions must be read carefully, attached to this manual and kept in good condition for future reference on part of the customer.

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The type of fabric used on the awning is indicated in the product sheet. For the type of fabric recommended for each model, refer to current price list.

PACKAGING THE FABRIC COVERS Seams: made with TENARA wire

by GORE in PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) unaffected by UV

rays and chemical agents; they are guaranteed for 10 years.

Seals of PVC tissue by fusion. Trimming: 100% acrylic fibre.

The fabric can be of the following types:

PVC Precontraint 602 fabric - BLOCK-OUT PVC polyester coated on 2 sides and glossy lacquered. Black coating on the inside. 730 g/mq. Breaking load: warp 250 kg - weft 220 kg plot (DIN 53354). 100% Waterproof - Fireproof Class 2.

PVC Poly HR Opatex fabric

PVC coated polyester inner side, outside corrugated with dust-proof acrylic paint. Double inner black coating. 850gr/mq. Tear strength: warp 250 Kg, weft 250 Kg (DIN 53354). Fireproof class 2

PVC Precontraint 302 fabric

PVC polyester coated on 2 sides and glossy lacquered. 480 g/mq. Breaking load: warp 140 kg weft 15 kg (DIN 53354). 100% Waterproof - Fireproof Class 2. SOLTIS 86 fabric 1100 dtex polyester coated on 2 perforated PVC sides and glossy lacquered. 380 g/mq. Breaking strength: warp 230 kg - weft 160 kg Fireproof class 1 UNI 9177-87. SOLTIS 92 shading fabric 1100 dtex polyester coated on 2 perforated PVC sides and glossy lacquered. 420 g/mq. Breaking strength: warp 310 kg - weft 210 kg Fireproof class 1 UNI 9177-87. SOLTIS 96-W96 fabric 1100 dtex polyester coated on 2 perforated PVC sides and glossy lacquered. 400 g/mq. Breaking strength: warp 220 kg - weft 220 kg Fireproof class 1 UNI 9177-87. Only W96 100% Waterproof

TS light polyester fabric

100% polyester mass dyed outdoor 300g/mq. Breaking load: warp 210kg - weft 140Kg (UNI EN

ISO 13934-1/2000). Water Column ≥ 300mm (UNI EN 20811). Waterproof (UNI EN 24920). Oil

resistance value 5 (AATCC118). Resistant to dirt, excellent dimensional stability.

TS heavy polyester fabric

100% polyester mass dyed outdoor 360g/mq. Breaking load: warp 210kg - weft 180Kg (UNI EN

ISO 13934-1/2000). Water Column ≥ 1000mm (UNI EN 20811). Waterproof (UNI EN 24920). Oil

resistance value 5/6 (AATCC118). Resistant to dirt, excellent dimensional stability.

TS polyester fabric, waterproof and resin treated

100% polyester mass dyed outdoor 360g/mq. Breaking load: warp 190 Kg - weft 120Kg (UNI EN ISO

13934-1/2000). Water Column ≥ 700mm (UNI EN 20811). Waterproof (UNI EN 24920). Oil resistance

value 5 (AATCC118). Resistant to dirt, excellent dimensional stability.TS FR fireproof polyester fabric: Class 1 UNI EN 9177 - Class B1 DIN 4102

100% polyester mass-dyed outdoor 375g/mq. Breaking load: warp 210 kg - weft 180Kg (DIN EN ISO

13934-1/2000). Water Column ≥ 300mm (UNI EN 20811). Waterproof (UNI EN 24920). Oil resistance

value 5 (AATCC118). Resistant to dirt, excellent dimensional stability.

Acrylic Fabric

100% "outdoor" used acrylic fibre, mass-dyed 300 g/sqm. Stain-proof - anti-decay - water-proof with Teflon treatment. Breaking load: warp 130 kg - weft 80 kg (UNI 8639). Water-proof (UNI EN

24920) Water column > 300 mm (UNI 5122).

FABRIC COMPONENTS

3.4

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The European Regulation EU 528/2012 regulates the marketing and use of biocidal products: antifungal agents or aimed at making harmless other organisms.

Liberty Acrylic Fabric

100% "outdoor" used acrylic fibre, mass-dyed 350 g/sqm. Stain-proof - anti-decay - water-proof with Teflon treatment. Breaking load: warp 160 kg - weft 115 kg (UNI 5122). Water-proof (UNI EN 24920) Water column > 400 mm (UNI 8639). Acrylic Printed Fabric 100% "outdoor" used acrylic fibre, mass-dyed 340 g/sqm. Stain-proof - anti-decay - water-proof with Teflon treatment. Breaking load: warp 130 kg - weft 80 kg (UNI 8639). Water-proof (UNI EN 24920) Water column > 1000 mm (UNI 5122).

Cristal PLUS 500 2S

PVC film stabilized for UV rays. 628 g / sqm, thickness 0.5 mm. 100% waterproof Tensile strength: length 220 kg /cmq - height 210 kg /cmq (ASTM D882). On request: FR version with fire resistance class 2.

Vinitex 3X3

Translucent laminated PVC with polyester support. 500 g/mq. 1100 Dtex polyester warp and weft, 100% waterproof. Tensile strength: warp 57 daN/5cm plot - weft 59 daN/5cm (EN ISO 1421).

BIOCIDALPRODUCTS

3.6

COMPLEMENTARY MATERIALS

3.5

IMPORTANT: the fabrics used are guaranteed for a period of 5 years, following a normal exposure to the action of the sun and atmospheric agents in general, and the action of moulds and micro-organisms.

ATTENTION: Some of the fabrics used by Gibus to package its products undergo treatments with biocidal products. For more information and to know the type of biocidal product possibly used in treating the fabric of your awning please visit our website: www.gibus.com

IMPORTANT! THE CRISTAL IS GUARANTEED FOR 2 YEARS.

The measured noise (sound pressure level) was less than 70 dB (A).

NOISE LEVEL

3.7

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CHAPTER 4: TECHNICAL DATA

SINGLE MODULE FREESTANDING MEDISOLAFLY R:

DOUBLE MODULE FREESTANDING MEDISOLAFLY R:

With 4 posts:

Projection until 480 cm

With 6 posts:

Projection until 420+50 cm

With 6 posts:

Projection from 540 to 780 cm

With 8 posts:

Projection from 480+50 cm to 540+50 cm

With 10 posts:

Projection from 600+50 cm to 660+50 cm

Bilateral water

drainage with double pantograph

(standard)

Bilateral water

drainage with double pantograph

(standard)

Lateral water

drainage (left or

right) with single

pantograph

Lateral water

drainage (left or

right) with single

pantograph

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CON MONOPANTOGRAFO

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SINGLE MODULE FRONTAL LEANING VERSION MEDISOLAFLY R:

SINGLE MODULE LATERAL LEANING VERSION MEDISOLAFLY R:

DOUBLE MODULE FRONTAL LEANING VERSION MEDISOLAFLY R:

With 2 posts:

Projection until 480+30 cm

With 2 posts:

Width until 480 cm

With 3posts:

Width from 540 to 780 cm

With 3 posts:

Projection until 480+60 cm

With 4 posts:

Projection from 540+30 cm to 780+30 cm

With 5 posts:

Projection from 540+60 cm to 660+60 cm

Bilateral water

drainage with double pantograph

(standard)

Bilateral water

drainage with double pantograph

(standard)

Lateral water

drainage (left or

right) with single

pantograph

Lateral water

drainage (left or

right) with single

pantograph

Lateral water

drainage (left or

right) with single

pantograph

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088

Rev. 1

MEDISOLAFLY R - ISLAND

4.2

Central post base

with post base protective cover

ISLAND FREESTANDING SINGLE MODULE

ISLAND FREESTANDING DOUBLE MODULE

Post base with Cover

Standard (only on central post base)

Post base without Cover

on request

Aligned post base Front Back

Aligned post base Left and Right

4 posts 6 posts 6 posts 8 posts 10 posts

Freestanding

1 Module

Freestanding

2 Modules

projection

profile

breaker

Wheelbase

section

breaking unit

Packaging overall

dimensions

height

240 290 (240+50) 5

45,5

300 350 (300+50) 6 49 360 410 (360+50) 7 55 420 470 (420+50) 8 61 480 530 (480+50) 9 67 540 590 (540+50) 10 73 600 650 (600+50) 11 79 660 710 (660+50) 12 85 720 - 13 91 780 - 14 97

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088 Rev. 1

Legend: A = Total weight of the awning: this refers to the total weight of the awning including bearing structure and fabric cover. B = Weight of the fabric covers: this refers to the weight of just the fabric cover (including the opatex fabric). T = Roof (optional) G = Legs F = Profile breaker TL = Fabric covers

OPTIONAL

• Transparent PMMA canopy without edge profiles

• Guide metal sheet plugs

• Stainless steel ball bearings

ACCESSORIES

• Led Linear

IMPORTANT: For each size the load shown in the table is greater than the one provided by Class 3 - UNI EN 13561 / UNI EN 1932 (safety load continuously distributed on the extended surface equal to 13.5 [kg/m2] or 132 [N/m2 ]).

LEGEND - “BEAUFORT” WIND SCALE

GRADE 10 (10) GRADE 9 (9) GRADE 8 (8) GRADE 7 (7) GRADE 6 (6)

Storm Strong gale Gale Strong wind Wind

Table of maximum tolerable wind load values per square meter awning [kg/m2]

depending on the size of the awning:

Freestanding

single

module

WIDTH “L” (cm)

250 300 350 400 G F TL

Kg n° n° n°

PROJECTION “S” (cm)

240

A 192 203 218 229

5 4

B 36 41 45 50

300

A 203 215 231 243

6 5

B 42 47 53 58

360

A 214 228 244 258

7 6

B 47 54 60 66

420

A 228 242 261 275

8 7

B 53 60 67 74

480

A 240 255 274 289

9 8

B 58 66 74 82

540

A 279 297 319 336

10 9

B 64 73 82 90

600

A 290 309 332 351

11 10

B 70 79 89 98

660

A 304 324 349 368

12 11

B 75 86 96 106

720

A 316 336 362 383

13 12

B 81 92 103 115

780

A 327 349 375 397

14 13

B 86 98 110 123

Freestanding

double module

WIDTH “L” (cm)

450 500 550 600 650 700 G F TL

Kg n° n° n°

PROJECTION “S” (cm)

240

+50

A 328 341 359 372 390 404

5 4

B 69 74 79 84 89 94

300

+50

A 345 360 378 393 411 426

6 5

B 78 84 89 95 101 107

360

+50

A 363 379 398 413 433 448

7 6

B 87 93 100 107 114 121

420

+50

A 384 401 422 439 460 476

8 7

B 96 103 111 119 126 134

480

+50

A 402 420 441 459 481 498

9 8

B 105 113 122 130 139 147

540

+50

A 445 465 490 510 535 555

10 9

B 114 123 132 142 151 160

600

+50

A 463 484 509 530 556 577

11 10

B 123 133 143 153 164 174

660

+50

A 494 516 544 566 593 615

12 11

B 132 143 154 165 176 187

FREESTANDING SING LE M ODU LE

WIDTH (cm)

posts 250 300 350 400

PROJECTION (cm)

240

(9)

300 95

(9)

(8)

360 92

(9)

(8)

420 67

(8)

480 51

(7)

540

(9)

(8)

600 67

(8)

660 51

(7)

720 40

(7)

780 33

(7)

(6)

FREESTANDING DOUB LE M ODU LE

WIDTH (cm)

posts 450 500 550 600 650 700

PROJECTION (cm)

240+50

(9)

(8)

300+50 95

(9)

(8)

360+50 92

(9)

(8)

420+50 67

(8)

(6)

480+50

(9)

(8)

540+50 67

(8)

600+50

(9)

(8)

(7)

660+50 49

(7)

(6)

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4.5

~ 208,5

285

254

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088

Rev. 1

MEDISOLAFLY R - FRONTAL LEANING VERSION

4.3

Central post base

with post base protective cover

FRONTAL LEANING VERSION SINGLE MODULE

FRONTAL LEANING VERSION DOUBLE MODULE

Post base with Cover

Standard (only on central post base)

Post base without Cover

on request

Aligned post base Front Back

Aligned post base Left and Right

2 posts 4 posts 3 posts 5 posts

Frontal

leaning version

single module

Frontal leaning version double module

projectionS1projection

profile

breaker

Wheelbase

section

breaking unit

Packaging

overall

dimensions

height

270 (240+30) 300 (240+60) 5

45,5

330 (300+30) 360 (300+60) 6 49 390 (360+30) 420 (360+60) 7 55 450 (420+30) 480 (420+60) 8 61 510 (480+30) 540 (480+60) 9 67 570 (540+30) 600 (540+60) 10 73 630 (600+30) 660 (600+60) 11 79 690 (660+30) 720 (660+60) 12 85 750 (720+30) - 13 91 810 (780+30) - 14 97

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088 Rev. 1

OPTIONAL

• Transparent PMMA canopy without edge profiles

• Guide metal sheet plugs

• Stainless steel ball bearings

ACCESSORIES

• Led Linear

Table of maximum tolerable wind load values per square meter awning [kg/m2]

depending on the size of the awning:

LEGEND - “BEAUFORT” WIND SCALE

GRADE 10 (10) GRADE 9 (9) GRADE 8 (8) GRADE 7 (7) GRADE 6 (6)

Storm Strong gale Gale Strong wind Wind

Frontal

leaning version

single module

WIDTH “L” (cm)

250 300 350 400 G F TL

Kg n° n° n°

PROJECTION “S” (cm)

240

+30

A 166 177 192 203

5 4

B 36 41 45 50

300

+30

A 177 190 205 218

6 5

B 42 47 53 58

360

+30

A 189 202 218 232

7 6

B 47 54 60 66

420

+30

A 203 217 235 249

8 7

B 53 60 67 74

480

+30

A 214 229 249 264

9 8

B 58 66 74 82

540

+30

A 253 271 293 311

10 9

B 64 73 82 90

600

+30

A 264 283 306 325

11 10

B 70 79 89 98

660

+30

A 279 298 323 343

12 11

B 75 86 96 106

720

+30

A 290 310 336 357

13 12

B 81 92 103 115

780

+30

A 301 323 349 371

14 13

B 86 98 110 123

Frontal leaning version double module

WIDTH “L” (cm)

450 500 550 600 650 700 G F TL

Kg n° n° n°

PROJECTION “S” (cm)

240

+60

A 289 302 319 333 350 364

5 4

B 69 74 79 84 89 94

300

+60

A 307 321 339 354 372 386

6 5

B 78 84 89 95 101 107

360

+60

A 324 340 359 374 393 409

7 6

B 87 93 100 107 114 121

420

+60

A 347 363 384 400 421 437

8 7

B 96 103 111 119 126 134

480

+60

A 364 382 403 421 442 460

9 8

B 105 113 122 130 139 147

540

+60

A 382 400 423 441 464 482

10 9

B 114 123 132 142 151 160

600

+60

A 420 439 462 482 505 524

11 10

B 123 133 143 153 164 174

660

+60

A 443 463 488 508 533 554

12 11

B 132 143 154 165 176 187

FRONTAL LEANING VERSION SIN GLE MO DUL E

WIDTH (cm)

posts 250 300 350 400

PROJECTION (cm)

240+30

(9)

300+30 95

(9)

(8)

360+30 92

(9)

(8)

420+30 67

(8)

480+30 51

(8)

(7)

540+30

(9)

(8)

600+30 65

(8)

660+30 51

(8)

(7)

720+30 40

(7)

780+30 33

(7)

(6)

FRONTAL LEANING VERSION DOU BLE MO DUL E

WIDTH (cm)

posts 450 500 550 600 650 700

PROJECTION (cm)

240+30

(9)

(8)

300+30 95

(9)

(8)

360+30 92

(9)

(8)

420+30 67

(8)

(7)

480+30 51

(8)

(7)

540+30

(9)

(8)

600+30 65

(8)

(7)

660+30 49

(7)

(6)

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254

13214

4.5

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088

Rev. 1

MEDISOLAFLY R - LATERAL LEANING VERSION

4.4

Central post base

with post base protective cover

LATERAL LEANING VERSION SINGLE MODULE

Post base with Cover

Standard (only on central post base)

Post base without Cover

on request

Aligned post base Front Back

Aligned post base Left and Right

2 posts 3 posts

widht

profile

breaker

Wheelbase section

breaking unit

Packaging overall

dimensions

height

274 (240+34) 5

45,5

334 (300+34) 6 49 394 (360+34) 7 55 454 (420+34) 8 61 514 (480+34) 9 67 574 (540+34) 10 73 634 (600+34) 11 79 694 (660+34) 12 85 754 (720+34) 13 91 814 (780+34) 14 97

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088 Rev. 1

OPTIONAL

• Transparent PMMA canopy without edge profiles

• Guide metal sheet plugs

• Stainless steel ball bearings

ACCESSORIES

• Led Linear

LEGEND - “BEAUFORT” WIND SCALE

GRADE 10 GRADE 9 GRADE 8 GRADE 7 GRADE 6

Storm Strong gale Gale Strong wind Wind

Table of maximum tolerable wind load values per square meter awning [kg/m2]

depending on the size of the awning:

LATERAL LEANING VERSION SIN GLE MO DUL E

WIDTH (cm)

240+34 300+34 360+34 420+34 480+34 540+34 600+34 660+34 720+34 780+34

PROJECTION (cm)

250 100

(9)

100

(9)

(8)

100

(9)

(8)

300 95

(9)

(8)

(9)

(8)

(7)

350 95

(9)

(8)

(7)

(9)

(8)

(7)

400 71

(9)

(8)

(7)

(8)

(7)

(6)

450 57

(8)

(7)

(8)

(7)

(6)

posts 2 3

Lateral

leaning version

single module

WIDTH “L” (cm)

240+34 300+34 360+34 420+34 480+34 540+34 600+34 660+34 720+34 780+34

PROJECTION “S” (cm)

250

A 174 186 197 212 223 235 247 261 273 284

B 36 42 47 53 58 64 70 75 81 86

300

A 186 199 212 227 240 252 265 280 293 305

B 41 47 54 60 66 73 79 86 92 98

350

A 202 216 230 246 260 274 287 304 318 331 B 45 53 60 67 74 82 89 96 103 110

400

A 215 229 244 262 276 291 305 323 338 352 B 50 58 66 74 82 90 98 106 115 123

450

A 231 246 262 281 297 312 328 348 363 379 B 54 63 72 81 90 99 108 117 126 135

G n° 2 3

F n° 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

TL n° 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088

Rev. 1

The awning is packed with Nylon film and polystyrene in double walled corrugated cardboard boxes with reinforced corners to protect the product and lock the parts in place during transport. The components are packed in several parcels given the size and weight of the product (see TECHNICAL TABLE Chap. 4). The weight of each package can be high, the result is the need for manual handling in two or more persons whenever the weight exceeds 25 kg.

In order to facilitate transport by operators, check the weight of the awning depending on its size shown in the TEHCNICAL TABLE on Chapter 4.

For transportation to the customer’s premises by the Retailer and / or Manufacturer, it is required to fill the support points on racks to prevent scratches to the structure or to the fabric cover. Product integrity must be preserved until delivery to the customer. Damage to the product caused by the dismantling of the awning and subsequent handling and / or transportation performed after installation, are not covered by warranty. To avoid hazardous situations observe the following safety requirements:

CHAPTER 5: PACKING, HANDLING AND TRANSPORTATION

ATTENTION: Due to the size and weight of the awning and of each individual packaging, make sure that for handling a sufficient number of people is available, so that the weight to be loaded by each person is not more than 25 kg in the case of manual handling (in this regard, check the weight of the awning depending on its size in the TECHNICAL TABLES on Chapter 4).

CAUTION: Do not store packages in an upright position, or leave them unattended in the area of installation if the awning is not yet installed; avoid leaving them unattended in the presence of children. Avoid storage the packed or unpacked awning outdoor area when the weather conditions are adverse (rain).

ATTENTION: Keep out of reach of children packaging materials, they can be a source of danger to them. In particular, the Nylon film with "bubble barrier effect" could be used so as to cause suffocation.

WARNING: If the awning is to be mounted on a higher surface than the ground, it is necessary to define and supervise the area during the ascent to the awning, so that no one stands at any time under the suspended load. Securely fasten the packages of the awning in order to prevent it from falling.

IMPORTANT: unpack using scissors with rounded tips in order not to damage the fabric, do not use cutters. The packaging material should be disposed of or recycled in accordance with the regulations in force in the Country of destination of the product.

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088 Rev. 1

The installation usually is not performed directly by staff from Gibus S.p.A. but by staff appointed by the buyer or customer. The client (user) is responsible under the law to entrust the installation to an expert staff, strictly complying to the installation rules listed in this manual. In particular follow the "Instructions for proper installation" in Chapter 7. At the time of installation arrange all the tools mentioned on the first pages of the “Installation Instructions - MEDISOLAFLY R line”. If installers are more than one, it is necessary to appoint an operations co-ordinator.

CHAPTER 6: SAFE INSTALLATION

IMPORTANT: The installation must be performed in full compliance with the installation instructions and safety rules in force in mobile sites. Be especially careful when working at height.

MECHANICAL STRUCTURE

6.1

IMPORTANT: Before using the staging, scaffoldings, ladders, any lifting elements and all personal protective device, especially when working at height (harnesses, safety belts, etc..), make sure all comply with the requirements of the current law on safety and are all in good conditions.

WARNING: Operators must act in accordance with the safety instructions received. USE SUITABLE SLING DEVICES AND PROVIDED PPE.

WARNING: Improper installation can result in bodily injury. Read and carefully follow the installation instructions (provided with this manual) to properly secure the structure and the fabric cover, so avoiding any risk of falls. At the time of installation arrange all the tools mentioned on the first pages of the “Installation Instructions - MEDISOLAFLY R line”.

ATTENTION!: the “ceiling supports” the dowels are not sheared but extracted (the worst case condition). In this case therefore, dowels must be used able to withstand a double load with respect to the wall supports.

ATTENTION!: The choice of dowels depends on the type and condition of the wall (wall or ceiling) and floor. If the necessary requirements are satisfied, use alternative technical solutions like internal counter brackets in the wall, chemical dowels or other solutions.

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088

Rev. 1

Each column/leg has a drilled foot for fixing it to the floor with dowels.

Fix the feet to the floor only after having completely assembled the structure and ensured that the awning opens and closes correctly.

Ensure that each foot rests on a solid firm base (a concrete base is ideal). If the structure will be standing on soft ground (a garden or similar), prepare suitable foundation plinths beforehand for each column/leg. The foundation surface must be much larger than the foot to ensure that each securing hole for the dowel is completely surrounded by the foundation.

ATTENTION!: THE CHOICE OF ANCHORING DOWELS DEPENDS ON THE TYPE AND CONDITION OF THE SITE FOR HOUSING THE STRUCTURE.

ATTENTION! In the case the structures are not considered adequate for the installation, the installers must notify the client and record the details of the inadequate features in the “INSTALLATION NOTES” in the section 14 of this manual. If the minimum requirements are not satisfied, use other technical solutions, such as preparing a suitable foundation plinth for each foot.

WARNING: Check the status of the housing and fixing site of the structure before installing and anchoring the anchor pins.

The instructions on the installation are described in Annex “INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS”.

IMPORTANT!: Before hooking the awning to the supports, check that it was not damaged during handling and transport.

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088 Rev. 1

WARNING: ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE ONLY BY PROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED AND TRAINED STAFF, WITH THE POWER SUPPLY CUT OFF AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REGULATIONS IN FORCE.

The final implementation of the electrical system must be strictly carried out by a qualified electrician. Also the technical choices carried out to implement the electrical connections fall

within his competence. Below are the guidelines that should be carefully considered by the installer who will be charged with the costs of such operating decisions.

Instructions for qualified electrical installers:

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

6.2

IMPORTANT: The electrical system must be carried out according to UNI EN 60335-1, or subsequent, in force at the time of installation. The degree of protection of the electrical must be at least IP55; and it must provide, upstream, a differential switch and a circuit breaker. The metal parts must be grounded.

WARNING: The switch shall have degree of protection IP 44 if mounted outside the area accessible to third parties and at a high from the ground lower than 1.80 [m], the degree of protection can be IP40 if the switch is mounted inside or in areas not accessible to third parties. The switch can be of the unstable position type, “man-controlled”, or stable position type “not man controlled”. If the switch is the type without locking, it must be fixed in view of the awning, out of danger areas (moving parts) and at a minimum height of 1.50 [m] from the ground.

WARNING: if the awning is installed at a height from the walkable floor greater than 2,00 m in its lowest travel point, it is not necessary to install additional safety devices even in the case of installation of electronic control automatic or semi-automatic units.

If its lowest point is less than 2,00 m from the walkable floor, it is required the “man controlled” command. With the installation of electronic control units it is necessary to install a buzzer or a warning light.

IMPORTANT! Never connect two or more engines to one single switch / inverter without using a control unit. Do not connect the two switches / inverters to a single engine. There is a risk of induced currents resulting in damage to the engines.

IMPORTANT! Check that the mains voltage is 230 V - 50 Hz. Standard equipment is meant to be connected to 230v/50Hz electrical mains; for the installation in countries with different features please specify the requirements when you place the order!

The power cord should be protected by the sheath and provided by cable gland in the cases of crossing of conductive materials.

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Neutro

Blu

Fase

Marrone

Terra

Nero

Giallo/Verde

230 Vac – 50 Hz

OPTIONAL

Neutro

Azzurro

Fase

Marrone

Terra

Azzurro

Giallo/Verde

230 Vac – 50 Hz

Neutro

Blu

Fase

Marrone

Terra

Giallo/Verde

230 Vac – 50 Hz

N L

1 2 3

OFF

230 V

50 Hz

3 x 1,5 mm

3 x 0,75 mm

Neutro

Blu

Fase

Marrone

Terra

Giallo/Verde

230 Vac – 50 Hz

N L

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088

Rev. 1

ELECTRICAL WIRING AND CONNECTIONS FOR SCS CABLATI ENGINES:

ELECTRICAL WIRING AND CONNECTIONS FOR RTS RADIO ENGINES:

ELECTRICAL WIRING AND CONNECTIONS FOR RX RADIO ENGINES:

230 Vac - 50 Hz

Neutral

Phase

Earth

Blue

Brown

Black

Yellow/Green

230 Vac - 50 Hz

Neutral

Phase

Earth

White

Brown

Blue

Yellow/Green

230 Vac - 50 Hz

Neutral

Phase

Earth

Blue

Brown

Yellow/Green

230 Vac - 50 Hz

Neutral

Phase

Earth

Blue

Brown

Yellow/Green

ELECTRICAL WIRING AND CONNECTIONS FOR IO RADIO ENGINES:

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088 Rev. 1

The radio control is programmed/matched during the installation of the awning. For more information on the procedure for programming and adjustment of the limit switches, refer to the attached “INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS”.

IMPORTANT! The wiring diagrams and installation instructions for the use of electronic control units or coupling modules for several motors, are annexed to the control units themselves and should accompany this manual and carefully stored for subsequent consultations. In the presence of these optional devices check on the wiring diagrams attached the type of button or switch to be used. The up and down indications depend on the mounting to the right or left of the awning.

RADIO CONTROL

6.3

The motorized running for radio engines of the awning involves the use of a radio control which allows to control the movements of the fabric cover in a simple and intuitive way:

The button ▲ controls the packing of the fabric cover while the button ▼ controls the extension of he fabric cover. The button

stops the movement of the awning.

CONTROL FABRIC

COVER PACKING

CONTROL FABRIC

COVER EXTENSION

PROG

STOP

Use the channel selection control to change channel and enable the ▲ and

key to command:

light on and off and adjusting light intensity.

COMMANDS:

LIGHT ON

LIGHT OFF

LIGHT INTENSITY ADJUSTMENT

CHANNEL SELECTION CONTROL

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088

Rev. 1

WARNING: THE OPERATIONS FOR INSTALLATION MUST BE PERFORMED ONLY BY PROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED AND TRAINED STAFF, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REGULATIONS IN FORCE.

WARNING: the adjustment must be made in safety conditions. With motorised awnings there is a residual risk of crushing hands or head; therefore position yourself on the outside of the awning, outside of the danger area (handling area). In particular, to prevent risks of crushing/cutting, do not allow any parts of the body to get between the mobile front of the awning and the fixed housings for the structure. This is particularly important when the front is moving.

CHAPTER 7:

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER INSTALLATION

IMPORTANT: To properly set up the awning strictly follow the "INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS" attached to this manual and included in the accessory box or in another part of the package.

IMPORTANT: Before starting the limit switch adjustment, it is necessary to identify the type of engine installed on the awning. The up and down indications depend on the mounting to the right or left of the awning. Check the enabling of the thermal switch after about 4-5 minutes.

IMPORTANT: after installation the declaration for proper installation must be compiled by the installer (Sec. 14 par. 1).

CAUTION: If the installation includes several motors with remote control it is advisable to power one motor at a time to avoid interference between them all. During programming then power the 1st motor and program its remote control, then disconnect the power supply to the 1st engine and power up the 2nd, repeat the programming and so on. NOTE: the minimum distance between 2 operators must be at least 30 cm so there is no interference between them.

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Code MUT 088 Rev. 1

CHAPTER 8: OPERATION AND USE OF THE AWNING

WARNING FOR THE USER: Pay the utmost attention to the signs placed in dangerous areas. Before operating the awning carefully read the Chap. 2 concerning "SAFE" and "INTENDED USE AND USE ENVIRONMENT". Use the awning only as a protection against the sun and for the purposes described in this manual (see chap. 2.1 "Purpose and intended uses of the awning").

WARNING: Before operating the awning, check that there are no persons or objects that hinder the opening and closing when the awning is positioned at a height lower than 2.50 [m] from the walkable floor (especially if the lowest point in the travel is at a height of less than 2,30 [m] from the walkable floor). In particular, to prevent risks of crushing/cutting, do not allow any parts of the body to get between the mobile front of the awning and the fixed housings for the structure. This is particularly important when the front is moving.

The opening and closing of the MANUAL AWNING is performed through the operating rod and a little winch. The opening and closing of the motorized awning can be performed thanks to a SWITCH, installed in the vicinity of the awning and in a position such as to allow the user the total visibility of its movements (if placed outdoor, the switch must be suitably protected) or, in the case of RADIO engines, using a portable or wall mounted RADIO CONTROL (see sec. 6.3) or wall (the awning must be operated from a site able to guarantee a good visibility of the excursion of the fabric cover).

IMPORTANT! The characteristics and operation of the drive systems are described in the manuals herein attached, related to the engine, to the automatisms and commands required.

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Code MUT 088

Rev. 1

(*) The awning is recommended to be exposed to a maximum wind load equal to 100 Newton/mq corresponding to a continuous wind at a maximum speed of 49 Km/h according to the Beaufort scale. It is therefore strictly required, for the sake of safety, to pack the awning before exceeding such a limit. In the absence of a sensor provide packing the awning in the presence of strong wind.

The engines are equipped with electromagnetic brake and thermal protection. For its technical characteristics, the motor provides a maximum time of continuous operation of about 4-5 minutes, after which the thermal protection device activated for cooling. The standard use of the awning provides an opening and closing manoeuvre.

CAUTION: the awning must be packed in case of snow, hail and heavy rain; (such as preventing the water from draining regularly), strong wind (*); it is very dangerous to leave the awning open in these cases, it can cause injury to persons and damage to property.

IMPORTANT!: in the awning with safety control engine, use the manual command only in case of emergency due to power failure, do not operate the manual command on a daily basis.

IMPORTANT!: in the case of failures, turn to you dealer and if required only ask for Gibus original spare parts.

If the awning was inadvertently left opened and ice was formed or snow deposited on it, do not pack after having previously removed the snow or melted the ice. Otherwise the movement could be obstructed and the fabric cover damaged.

IMPORTANT! The operation with ice may damage the awning! Do not operate the awning before having first removed the snow and the ice formed.

Additional safety devices can be added such as the sensor transmitter for the wind control or the sensor transmitter for the management of the awning in the presence of the sun and wind. In the event of malfunctioning, contact your retailer and ask for original spare parts only.

ATTENTION! In the case of fault or when searching for faults, respect the safety measures. In particular when searching for or repairing any faults to the electric components, THERE IS THE RISK OR FATAL ELECTRIC SHOCK. only qualified electricians must carry out the maintenance to the electrical parts.

ATTENTION: NEVER PERFORM REPEATED OPENING AND CLOSING OPERATIONS WITH THE ENGINE, this will activate the thermal switch, resulting in the shut-down of the engine and without being able to perform any manoeuvres in case of need (e.g. packing because of the presence of strong wind).

It is required, if the thermal switch is triggered, to let the engine cool before performing new actions.

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• FOLDS - Spider Web Effect: May be formed in the packaging of the fabric cover; especially in

light colours these folds become darker marks on the fabric. In any case there is no degradation of the quality of the awning.

• WAVES: May be formed next to the seams and to the side edges because of the double

thickness of fabric which, packed around the roller, creates different tensioning.

• FRAYING AND ABRASION: The valance, if exposed to strong wind and constant stress, may

show signs of wear, fraying and abrasions.

Regardless of the high standards of weaving, treatment of tissues and packaging techniques, the fabric covers may be subject to the following problems:

• MOULD: The high concentration of harmful pollutants in the atmosphere resulting in acid

rain, the installation of the awning in the vicinity of roads, air conveyors, of tall trees, with the consequent fall of resins and vegetable material, may cause the fabric covers, despite being treated with anti-mould products and if constant maintenance cleaning is not carried out, be attacked by micro-organisms, in such magnitude as to make it impossible the subsequent cleaning.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON USE

8.1

IMPORTANT: water resistance on fabrics, Printed and Waterproof, is guaranteed only on fabric not affected by mould. BIOCIDES - Some fabrics are subjected to treatment that makes them hostile to the formation of mould and mildew. Such treatments can contain biocidal products (agents intended to destroy, intimidate or make harmless, in a biological or chemical way, harmful organisms). See section 3.6.

Failure to follow the conditions for proper use, automatically voids any warranty given by the manufacturer.

IMPORTANT! As highlighted in the preceding paragraphs does not constitute product defect and therefore is not covered by warranty.

IMPORTANT! The fabric cover should always be packed when perfectly dry; if packed when wet it is is more easily attacked by moulds and can cause the phenomenon of waves close to the seams.

IMPORTANT! The extended fabric cover should always be tensioned, so you will prevent the fabric from "banging" at every breath of wind.

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CHAPTER 9: MAINTENANCE

Operations of installation and initial start-up, adjustment and unscheduled maintenance should be performed only by qualified technical personnel and specialized for such tasks.

Contact the Technical Service Department of your GIBUS dealer.

CAUTION: Cleaning with ladders, scaffolding or other is reserved for specialized personnel who must carry out the operations in accordance with current directives on safety and must use personal protective equipment such as safety harness with sling.

ATTENTION: ALL THE OPERATIONS OF ROUTINE OR UNSCHEDULED MAINTENANCE MUST BE CARRIED OUT SAFELY, AFTER CUTTING THE POWER SUPPLY OFF. Before resume operating the awning carefully read the Chap. 2) on "SAFETY".

The cleaning of the fabric cover is necessary to safeguard the fabric itself against the formation of mould caused by dust or other material deposits, thus delaying as much as possible the formation of permanent dirt. It is therefore advisable:

CLEANING THE FABRIC COVER

9.1

• at least twice a year (in spring before use during the summer season and in autumn before

winter closure) visually check the state of wear of the fabric cover; clear the upper part of the fabric cover from leaves, branches, pine cones every time deemed necessary;

• if necessary clean the fabric covers by vacuuming the dust and using a damp sponge or cloth

with lukewarm water and non-aggressive products.

•Followtheinstructionsshownonthelabelofthefabriccover,donotdrywash,

do not wash in the washing machine;

•donotusesolvents-ammonia-hydrocarbons;

•leavethefabriccoverdryaftercleaning.

In case of doubt consult the dealer.

The compulsory maintenance required by the end of 2nd year and the following maintenance

operations for extending the warranty year after year must be carried out by a GIBUS technician and must minimally include an inspection of the correct movement of the fabric, positioning

of the endstops in opening and closing, make sure that the wind sensor is working if it is present. Also check the recommendations in paragraph 9.2 titled “MAINTENANCE OF

MECHANICAL AND STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS” (such as the belt tension, the conditions of carriages and fabric). Also, the operations reported in the following paragraphs must be carried out by the owner or by a specialist paying attention to the following warnings:

IMPORTANT: IT IS COMPULSORY to ask a GIBUS technician for an extraordinary maintenance operation within the 2nd year from the installation of the awning so that the warranty will also cover the 3rd year. A compulsory maintenance operation within the end of the 3rd year will extend the warranty to the 4th year and a compulsory maintenance in the 4th year will extend the warranty to the 5th year. If the maintenance operations are not carried out, the GIBUS warranty will no longer be valid. Use original Gibus spare parts; otherwise, the warranty will be voided.

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CHAPTER 10: DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL

CAUTION: dismantling of the awning must be carried out by qualified and trained staff. Ask for a specialized GIBUS technician at the Service Department of the vendor.

CAUTION: dismantling of the awning must be carried out applying all the safety provisions as per installation: see chapter "SAFE INSTALLATION" and chapter "INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER INSTALLATION".

MAINTENANCE OF STRUCTURAL AND MECHANICAL COMPONENTS

9.2

IMPORTANT: please open and close the awning periodically (open the fabric completely and fold it up completely) and check periodically the correct operation of the parts and their lubrication. Do not leave the product unused for long periods.

In order to keep the product in perfect operating conditions and safe proceed as follows:

• yearly check the tightening and the integrity of bolts and nuts, as well as screws. Check

that the floor attachments and wall/ceiling attachments are in perfect conditions. Check the condition around the fixing devices (pay attention to cracks and that the screws are properly tightened).

• yearly, before use during summer check the tensioning of the belts and the condition of the

trolleys (check that the slot of the guides housing the trolleys/belts is completely free from leaves or other material). Lubricate with silicone lubricant the moving parts;

• yearly, or possibly more often, check that the gutters are free of leaves and debris. Remove

parts that block the movement or prevent water from flowing out;

• yearly, visually inspect the bearing structure. If necessary clean the surfaces of the aluminium

beams before removing dirt, dust and smog. Clean the surface with paper cloth and a damp sponge;

• yearly, make sure that the remote controls are working as well as the sensors (in particular the

wind sensor) and the lighting installation. Check the grounding is efficient;

• yearly, check the side drop awning, both the conditions of the zips and the sliding of the front

section along the guide. Check the fabric conditions as well.

RECOMENDATIONS FOR THE OPERATOR IN CHARGE OF DISMANTLING:

• the operations must be carried out when the awning is fully packed;

• Disconnect the power supply to the system.

• Disconnect the system downstream the cut-off switch.

• Disconnect the engine.

• Remove the fabric pack.

• Dismount the structure.

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CHAPTER 11: TROUBLESHOOTING

The following table shows the solution to more common problems. In the presence of problems other than those listed contact the Service Department.

WARNING: IN CASE OF TROUBLESHOOTING YOU MUST COMPLY WITH THE RELEVANT SAFETY REQUIREMENTS; IN PARTICULAR WHILE SEARCHING FOR ANY FAULTS OR REPAIRS OF THE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM, THERE IS A RISK OF FATAL ELECTRIC SHOCK. MAINTENANCE ON ELECTRICAL PARTS MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY.

WARNING: RISK OF CRUSHING. In particular, to prevent risks of crushing/cutting, do not allow any parts of the body to get between the mobile front of the awning and the fixed housings for the structure. This is particularly important when the front is moving.

The awning is not built with materials considered hazardous. There are no special instructions for destruction or disposal. The components making up the awning are given in Chapter 3.

DISPOSAL OF THE AWNING

10.1

ATENTION: please note that for any detail of the awning to be separately disposed of, always refer to the current standards on the matter.

To dismantle the awning follow the regulations imposed by the laws in force in the country of use. Disconnect the awning from the power supply. Disassembly the individual components of the awning grouping them according to their composition. Then scrap in accordance with the laws in force in the country of use.

IMPORTANT! Follow the regulations in place at the time of disposal of the awning to dispose of the materials constituting it.

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TABLE OF FAULTS AND DEFECTS

11.1

FAILURES CAUSES SOLUTION

During handling of the awning the driving front does not move forward at right angles to the guides.

The trolleys are misplaced: the driving trolleys were properly compacted prior to insertion of the drive shaft during installation.

Remove the engine shaft. Align the driving trolleys and reinsert the engine shaft.

The awning does not completely pack. The awning does not completely extend.

Incorrect adjustment of limit switches.

Repeat the adjustment of limit switches as per installation instructions.

The engine is very noisy. Faulty engine.

Request for technical servicing.

The engine does not start up.

Faulty wiring.

Check the electrical circuit with the diagrams annexed.

Faulty engine.

Check the operation of the engine and replace if necessary

The motor stops after 4-5 minutes after continuous running

Thermal protection of the motor triggers.

Allow the engine to cool down.

With RTS, RX or IO Engines and built-in radio control

The engine does not start up.

Programming error or unplanned. Repeat the programming.

Remote control with low battery.

Replace the remote control battery.

Faulty engine. Replace the engine

The motor moves only by holding down the button on the remote control.

Incomplete programming. Complete the programming.

With electronic units

The awning does not pack in case of strong wind.

Faulty control unit or wind sensor.

Replace the Control Unit and/ or the wind sensor.

Anemometer set to detect very high winds. Adjust sensitivity.

The awning closes and opens frequently.

Calibration of too sensitive values. Trimmer adjusted in DEMO mode.

Adjust the calibration and sensitivity values.

Faulty remote control.

Low battery. Replace the battery.

Faulty remote control. Replace the remote control.

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This warranty is valid for the supply in the European Community (Eu countries + Switzerland).

TERRITORIAL EXTENSION

12.5

Our warranty i to be deemed conventional as per ART. 133 of the Consumption Code, Leg. Decree 206/2005. With this warranty the rights expressly provided in favour to the user by the rules on the sales of consumables are not affected at all. The user therefore can always assert such rights towards the seller, according to the terms and conditions provided for by the cited regulation and this conventional warranty.. The importer/dealer of the installation country is responsible for the warranty in non-EU countries.

CHAPTER 12: 5-YEAR WARRANTY (Eu countries + Switzerland)

Awning of "pergola type" MEDISOLAFLY R model with the characteristics as described in the price list / sales catalogue of the calendar year when the sale is made. The characteristics of the fabrics, if any, are given in the “Consumer’s information” in the current fabric samples by Gibus.

The device is guaranteed for a period of 24 months from date of purchase. In any case, to make a warranty claim, the person must report the lack of conformity to the seller in writing within two months from the date of discovery, on pain of forfeiture, and have the regular maintenance done.

EXTENSION OF THE DURATION In derogation to new law regulations in force, Gibus S.p.A. extends the standard warranty of the product up to fifth year, from the date of purchase, according to the following provisions:

- The compulsory maintenance operation is to be carried out within the end of the 2nd year from the installation date and every following year up to the 5th year. In any case, the maintenance operation must

be carried out by a GIBUS specialized technician. The call and the cost of labour will be borne by the customer. The warranty for the 3rd, 4th and 5th year, only provides the replacement of components deemed faulty by Gibus S.p.A. and does not cover costs for labour, disassembly, assembly and transportation.

The Warranty extended from the 3rd to the 5th year does not cover any reimbursement for injury to people or damage to property.

The 3rd year the warranty covers the 60% of the product value. The 4th year the warranty covers the 50% of the product value. The 5th year the warranty covers the 35% of the product value. The CRISTAL and GLASS PANE, if present, are excluded from the warranty extension.

SUBJECT OF THE WARRANTY

12.1

DURATION

12.2

In the event of lack of conformity of the product sold, the consumer may require the seller to repair or replacement it. If the remedy sought is found to be impossible or too costly in accordance with Art. 133 of the Consumer Code, Legislative Decree No. 206/2005, thus resulting in considerable unreasonable expense for the seller, the seller will restore compliance using an alternative remedy. In any case, it is stated that, pursuant to Art. 133 of the Consumer Code, Legislative Decree No. 206/2005, Section 10, a minor lack of conformity that is impossible or too costly for the seller to remedy’s provided above, shall not give the consumer the right to terminate the contract of sale.

REMEDIES PROVIDED AS PER ART. 133 OF CONSUMPTION CODE LEG. DECREE 206/2005

12.3

The seller guarantees the free repair or replacement of goods not in conformity. It is up to the consumer, through a delivery document issued by the seller or other supporting document (receipt, sales slip or similar) stating the name of the seller and the date on which the sale was made, prove that the guarantee must be understood still valid.

“WITHOUT EXPENSES”

12.4

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Comply with the intended use of the product. Observe the rules of operation and maintenance. Perform the standard required maintenance on time for the warranty be valid and the required maintenance for the continuation of the warranty up to 5 years. The installation, as well as the required maintenance, must be carried out only by a specialized Gibus technician; both must be proven in this warranty statement (filling in the specific parts of this manual). The electrical and electronic parts (engine - automatisms - switches), concerning the product, shall be provided by Gibus S.p.A. Each GIBUS awning and pergola is unique, easily identifiable and traceable owing to the 3D GIBUS brand hologram, complete with the unique alphanumeric serial number. All GIBUS products bear the hologram when they are delivered. The GIBUS hologram “guarantees the guarantee” and the respect of the instructions and conditions given in this chapter and the rest of the Instruction and Maintenance Manual. The GIBUS guarantee will only be acknowledged with the “serial number” and installation conformity certificate issued by the Gibus specialist when the product was installed.

This warranty does not work in all cases of improper use of the property (see the intended use of the product) and, in particular, in the case of use the context of trade, business or professional activities. This warranty also does not cover non-compliances due to negligence or careless use (e.g., failure to follow instructions for the proper functioning of the product), installation or maintenance done by unauthorized personnel, transport damage, or due to circumstances which, however, cannot be attributed to defects in manufacturing and / or conformity. In particular, the warranty does not work even in cases of improper use of the product during strong wind, strong rain, hail, snow and / or other events combined, falling part of the wall where the structure/awning/ pergola was anchored, product tampering (*); installation, dismantling, maintenance not carried out by Gibus specialized technician or not performed in a workmanlike manner, lack of compulsory maintenance within the time allowed and the use of non-original Gibus spare parts. (*) The product cannot be altered or changed before, during or after installation without specific authorization in written by GIBUS S.p.A. Parts and components cannot be applied to GIBUS products (including motors and automations) unless they are expressly authorized in written form by GIBUS S.p.A. Side closings, shutters or other accessories by other producers or which are not in our catalogue cannot be applied to our products, unless they are expressly authorized in written by GIBUS S.p.A. The application and installation of other parts and components or side closings to the GIBUS structures, awnings and pergolas without express authorization in written by the company, could prejudice the correct functions and stability of the structures and the resistance to wind, weather and the product’s life. In any case of violation of these provisions, the guarantee becomes null and void and GIBUS S.p.A. declines all liability.

For more specific exclusions from the Warranty, refer to the various chapters of this manual.

RULES FOR WARRANTY VALIDITY

12.6

DISABLING COMMANDS

12.7

The manufacturer disclaims all liability for any damage that may occur, directly or indirectly, to persons, things or animals as a result of failure to follow the instructions given in this user manual and specifically concerning the instructions for installation, use and maintenance of the device.

LIABILITY OF THE MANUFACTURER

12.8

This warranty is issued by: Gibus S.p.A. via Einaudi 35 35030 Saccolongo (PD) - ITALY For any dispute, is elected as the only jurisdiction that of Padua Italy.

FINAL INSTRUCTIONS

12.9

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MEDISOLAFLY R - ISLAND SINGLE-MODULE

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H10681 MOTOR TRANSMISSION SET MED 85-120 WHITE 1

A90710 TCEI M 6x16 STAINLESS STEEL SCREW 8

H24150015 TRANSMISSION SHAFT PROFILE MED 85-120 CM 15.3 GZ 2

H24140--- MOTOR SHAFT PROFILE D58-120 -

H10691 CAPS FOR TRANSMISSION SHAFT 85-120 WHITE 4

B6079# FLANGED BUSHING 1

07 B90320 TSPEI SCREW M 6x16 STAINLESS STEEL 2

A90060 NORMAL STAINLESS STEEL HEX NUT M 6 4

09 H16151

KIT BRACKETS FOR MOTOR SUPPORT OPEN FLY WHITE RAL 9010

10 SERV010 MOTORIZATION 1 11 A91110 TSPEI SCREW M 6x14 STAINLESS STEEL 2 12 H12101 TOP ROOF MOTOR PROTECTION MED ISOLA BI 13 H13151 TRANSMISSION KIT MED ISOLA ARG MM 1 14 H2416#--- TRANSMISSION JOINT PROFILE MED85-120 CM 550 GZ 15 A4013# WINCH CH 5:1 CH BI 1 16 A4102#--- HOOK ROD 11 1 17 H19102 BELT RETURN MED NYLON NE 2 18 H15642 RETURN TENSIONING BELT NYLON MED 130 NE 2 19 H41511 TOOTHED BELT T10-MED85-120 20 H16281 KIT FRONT CARTER VIVA WHITE RAL 9010 2 21 271634 REAR RIGHT CARTER SET FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 1 22 271635 REAR LEFT CARTER SET FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 1 23 271636 LATERAL COUPLING SER FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 4 24 H2493#--- ALU PR 70x130 MED SHARP EDGES 25 H13101 SELF LOAD BEARING FOOT 130 BI 4+2 26 H6102# ALUMINIUM FRONT FLAT CAP MED VIVA 4+2 27 H2505#--- LEG PROFILE MED 70X130 6 OGIVE 28 H2494#--- PR ALU GUIDE 70x130 ALU SINGLE SLOT MED 29 H16121 TOP EXT. KIT FOR CROSS BEAM OPEN FLY WHITE RAL 9010 2 30 SERV11 MED ROOF SHEETS 31 H37052 MED GASKET FOR ROOF/CANOPY FIXING SCREWS 32 R90343 SELF-TAPPING SCREWS TC + 4,2x32 C15 33 H10651 FIXED CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 2 34 H10661 HORIZONTAL BAR CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 2 x intermediary profiles 35 H10671 DRIVING CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 2

36 H3792#

STAINLESS STEEL POST BASE PROTECTIVE COVER FREESTANDING 130

4+2

37 H70191--- PVC PROF. TOP COVER MED LUCE WHITE RAL 9010 38 271637 ALUMINIUN CAPS SET FOR GUIDE MED VIVA optional 39 271638 JOINT SET FOR GUIDE WITH LEG MEDISOLAFLY R width > 600 cm

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REF. ANN. DRAWING TITLE Q.TY

H10681 MOTOR TRANSMISSION SET MED 85-120 WHITE 1

A90710 TCEI M 6x16 STAINLESS STEEL SCREW 8

H24150015 TRANSMISSION SHAFT PROFILE MED 85-120 CM 15.3 GZ 2

H24140--- MOTOR SHAFT PROFILE D58-120 -

H10691 CAPS FOR TRANSMISSION SHAFT 85-120 WHITE 4

B6079# FLANGED BUSHING 1

07 B90320 TSPEI SCREW M 6x16 STAINLESS STEEL 2

A90060 NORMAL STAINLESS STEEL HEX NUT M 6 4 09 H16151 KIT BRACKETS FOR MOTOR SUPPORT OPEN FLY WHITE RAL 9010 1 10 SERV010 MOTORIZATION 1 11 A91110 TSPEI SCREW M 6x14 STAINLESS STEEL 2 12 H12101 TOP ROOF MOTOR PROTECTION MED ISOLA BI 13 H10720 JUNCTION F/DRIVING SHAFT MED 85 PM 14 H19102 BELT RETURN MED NYLON NE 2 15 H15642 RETURN TENSIONING BELT NYLON MED 130 NE 2 16 H41511 TOOTHED BELT T10-MED85-120 17 H16281 KIT FRONT CARTER VIVA WHITE RAL 9010 2 18 271634 REAR RIGHT CARTER SET FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 1 19 271635 REAR LEFT CARTER SET FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 1 20 271636 LATERAL COUPLING SER FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 4 21 H2493#--- ALU PR 70x130 MED SHARP EDGES 22 H13101 SELF LOAD BEARING FOOT 130 BI 4+2 23 H6102# ALUMINIUM FRONT FLAT CAP MED VIVA 4+2 24 H2505#--- LEG PROFILE MED 70X130 6 OGIVE 25 H2494#--- PR ALU GUIDE 70x130 ALU SINGLE SLOT MED 26 H16121 TOP EXT. KIT FOR CROSS BEAM OPEN FLY WHITE RAL 9010 2 27 SERV11 MED ROOF SHEETS 28 H37052 MED GASKET FOR ROOF/CANOPY FIXING SCREWS 29 R90343 SELF-TAPPING SCREWS TC + 4,2x32 C15 30 H10651 FIXED CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 2 31 H10661 HORIZONTAL BAR CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 2 x intermediary profiles 32 H10671 DRIVING CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 2

33 H3792#

STAINLESS STEEL POST BASE PROTECTIVE COVER FREESTANDING 130

4+2

34 H70191--- PVC PROF. TOP COVER MED LUCE WHITE RAL 9010 35 271637 ALUMINIUN CAPS SET FOR GUIDE MED VIVA optional 36 271638 JOINT SET FOR GUIDE WITH LEG MEDISOLAFLY R 2 with width > 600 cm 37 H13180 CORE 70x130 ISOLA GZ 2 38 H16161 UPPER CENTER SET FOR HORIZONTAL BEAM OPEN FLY PM 4+2 39 H13190 CORE PROFILE ELF LOAD BEARING BAR 130 GZ 2 with width > 600 cm 40 H13991 KIT SUPPORT FOR CENTRAL GUIDE 70X130 ISOLA 2 M WHITE 1 41 A90540 SCREW TSPEI M 8x20 INOX 4 with width > 600 cm 42 H37810 CORE 70 X 130 L=150 WITH 4 HOLES M8 RAW 2 with width > 600 cm 43 H24150030 TRANSMISSION SHAFT PR MED85-120 CM 30 GZ 1 44 H24150--- TRANSMISSION SHAFT PR MED85-120 45 H24150040 TRANSMISSION SHAFT PR MED85-120 CM 40 GZ 1 46 271639 REAR CENTER CARTER SET FOR MEDISOLAFLY 1

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REF. ANN. DRAWING TITLE Q.TY

H10681 MOTOR TRANSMISSION SET MED 85-120 WHITE 1

H10691 CAPS FOR TRANSMISSION SHAFT 85-120 WHITE 4

A36850 SPACING RING FOR MOTOR SEGNO 8

B90320 TSPEI SCREW M 6x16 STAINLESS STEEL 2

A90880 SCREW TCEI M 6X20 INOX 8

H24150015 TRANSMISSION SHAFT PROFILE MED 85-120 CM 15.3 GZ 2 07 A90060 NORMAL STAINLESS STEEL HEX NUT M 6 4

B6079# FLANGED BUSHING 1 09 A91110 TSPEI SCREW M 6x14 STAINLESS STEEL 2 10 SERV010 MOTORIZATION 1 11 H24140--- MOTOR SHAFT PROFILE D58-120 12 H13360 GEARBOX TRANSMISSION MED UNICA 1 13 A4013# GEAR BOX 5:1 RAL 9010 1 14 A91190 SCREW TBEI Mx16 STAINLESS STEEL 2 15 B90430 RING SCREW D 8,4/14X1,6 STAINLESS STEEL 2 16 A4102#--- CRANK ROD 11 1 17 H15341 BRACKETS FOR REAR BEAM 100x30 MED LUCE WHITE RAL 9010 1 18 H2496#--- ROOF REAR SUPP. PROFILE MED LUCE CM 470 WHITE RAL 9010 19 H15381 BRACKETS CARTER FOR CEILING FIXING MED LUCE WHITE RAL 9010 1 20 H15401 BRACKETS CARTER FOR WALL FIXING WHITE RAL 9010 1 21 H10651 FIXED CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 2 22 H10671 DRIVING CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 2

23 H10661 HORIZONTAL BAR CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE

2 x intermediary

profiles 24 H11521 LATERAL JOINT WITH ADAPTER PR 70X130 RAL 9010 2 25 H2493#--- ALU PR 70x130 MED SHARP EDGES 26 H19102 BELT RETURN MED NYLON NE 2 27 H15642 RETURN TENSIONING BELT NYLON MED 130 NE 2 28 H11431 ANGULAR ROOF PR MED WHITE 4 29 R60262 BALLOON GASKET D. 5 30 H2448#--- ROOF COVER ALU PR MED CM 550 WHITE 31 H2447#--- ROOF ALU PROFILE MED CM 550 WHITE 32 C9005N SELF DRILLING SCREW TBC 3,9x16 ZI+NI 33 SERV11 MED ROOF SHEETS 34 H15330 BRACKETS KIT FOR WALL FIXING OF THE GUIDES MILL FINISHED 2 35 H3895# WALL/ CEIL. BRACKET STAINLESS STEEL MED LUCE WHITE RAL 9010 2 36 H90080 SELF- THREADNING TSP TORX 5,5x32 2 37 H2460#--- MONOGIVE W/ WING ALU PR 34x10 CM 600 WHITE 38 H37000 CLIP FRO MONOGIVE PROFILE 39 H2505#--- POST PROF. MED 70x130 6 GROOVES CM 500 WHITE RAL 9010 40 H2494#--- PR ALU GUIDE 70x130 ALU SINGLE SLOT MED 41 H41511 TOOTHED ROPE T10 42 H70191--- PVC PROF. TOP COVER MED LUCE WHITE RAL 9010 43 A90110 LOWER LOCK NUT M10 STAINLESS STEEL 2 44 H90380 SCREW TSPEI M10x70 STAINLESS STEEL 2 45 A90440 WASHER D 1,5/30x2 STAINLESS STEEL 2 46 271636 LATERAL COUPLING SER FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 2 47 H6102# ALUMINIUM FRONT FLAT CAP MED VIVA 2 48 H16281 KIT FRONT CARTER VIVA WHITE RAL 9010 2 49 H13101 SELF LOAD BEARING FOOT 130 BI 2 50 H3792# CARTER FOOT COVER ISOLA 130 WHITE 2

51 271638 JOINT SET FOR GUIDE WITH LEG MEDISOLAFLY R

2 with width >

600 cm 52 271637 ALUMINIUN CAPS SET FOR GUIDE MED VIVA optional

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H1068# MOTOR TRANSMISSION SET MED 85-120 1

A36850 SPACING RING FOR MOTOR SEGNO 8

A91110 TSPEI SCREW M 6x14 STAINLESS STEEL 2

A90060 NORMAL STAINLESS STEEL HEX NUT M 6 4

A90880 SCREW TCEI M 6X20 INOX 8

H24150040 TRANSMISSION SHAFT PR MED85-120 CM 40 GZ 1

07 H24150015 TRANSMISSION SHAFT PR MED85-120 CM 15 GZ 1

B6079# FLANGED BUSHING 1 09 B90320 TSPEI SCREW M 6x16 STAINLESS STEEL 2 10 SERV010 MOTORIZATION 1 11 H10720 JUNCTION F/DRIVING SHAFT MED 85 PM 2 12 H24140--- MOTOR SHAFT PROFILE D58 MED85-120 13 H24150--- DRIVE SHAFT PROFILE D58 MED85-120 -

15 H3895# WALL/ CEIL. BRACKET STAINLESS STEEL MED LUCE WHITE RAL 9010 3 16 H15341 BRACKETS FOR REAR BEAM 100x30 MED LUCE WHITE RAL 9010 2 17 H2496#--- ROOF REAR SUPP. PROFILE MED LUCE CM 470 WHITE RAL 9010 18 H15381 BRACKETS CARTER FOR CEILING FIXING MED LUCE WHITE RAL 9010 1 19 H15401 BRACKETS CARTER FOR WALL FIXING WHITE RAL 9010 1 20 H10691 CAPS FOR TRANSMISSION SHAFT 85-120 WHITE 4 21 H10651 FIXED CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 3

22 H10661 HORIZONTAL BAR CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE

3 x intermediary

profiles 23 H10671 DRIVING CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 3 24 H7019#--- PVC PROF. TOP COVER MED LUCE 25 H41511 TOOTHED ROPE T10 26 H2494#--- PR ALU GUIDE 70x130 ALU SINGLE SLOT MED 27 H11521 LATERAL JOINT WITH ADAPTER PR 70X130 RAL 9010 4 28 H2493#--- ALU PR 70x130 MED SHARP EDGES 29 H19102 BELT RETURN MED NYLON NE 3 30 H15642 RETURN TENSIONING BELT NYLON MED 130 NE 3 31 H11431 ANGULAR ROOF PR MED WHITE 4 32 H2448#--- ROOF COVER ALU PR MED CM 550 WHITE 33 R60262 BALLOON GASKET D. 5 34 H2447#--- ROOF ALU PROFILE MED CM 550 WHITE 35 C9005N SELF DRILLING SCREW TBC 3,9x16 ZI+NI 36 SERV11 MED ROOF SHEETS 37 H15330 BRACKETS KIT FOR WALL FIXING OF THE GUIDES MILL FINISHED 3 38 H15391 CENTRAL COVER FOR WALL FIXING MED LUCE (2-3 MODULES) 1 39 H90380 SCREW TSPEI M10x70 STAINLESS STEEL 3 40 A90440 WASHER D 1,5/30x2 STAINLESS STEEL 3 41 A90110 LOWER LOCK NUT M10 STAINLESS STEEL 3 42 H37000 CLIP FRO MONOGIVE PROFILE 43 H90080 SELF- THREADNING TSP TORX 5,5x32 2 44 H2460#--- MONOGIVE W/ WING ALU PR 34x10 CM 600 WHITE 45 H2505#--- POST PROF. MED 70x130 6 GROOVES CM 500 WHITE RAL 9010 46 H16161 UPPER CENTER SET FOR HORIZONTAL BEAM OPEN FLY PM 2 47 H16281 KIT FRONT CARTER VIVA WHITE RAL 9010 3 48 271636 LATERAL COUPLING SER FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 4 49 H13101 SELF LOAD BEARING FOOT 130 BI 5 50 H3792# CARTER FOOT COVER ISOLA 130 WHITE 5 51 271637 ALUMINIUN CAPS SET FOR GUIDE MED VIVA optional 52 271638 JOINT SET FOR GUIDE WITH LEG MEDISOLAFLY R 2 with width > 600 cm 53 H13180 CORE 70x130 ISOLA GZ 1 54 H13190 CORE PROFILE ELF LOAD BEARING BAR 130 GZ 2 55 H13991 KIT SUPPORT FOR CENTRAL GUIDE 70X130 ISOLA 2 M WHITE 1 56 A90540 SCREW TSPEI M 8x20 INOX 4 57 H37810 CORE 70 X 130 L=150 WITH 4 HOLES M8 RAW 2 58 H24150030 TRANSMISSION SHAFT PR MED85-120 CM 30 GZ 1

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15-02- 2016

DESCRIZIONE DATA:

REV:

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13.5

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REF. ANN. DRAWING TITLE Q.TY

H10681 MOTOR TRANSMISSION SET MED 85-120 WHITE 1

A90710 SCREW TCEI M 6X16 INOX 8

H24150015 TRANSMISSION SHAFT PR MED85-120 CM 15 GZ 2

H24140--- MOTOR SHAFT PROFILE D58 MED85-120 -

H10691 CAPS FOR TRANSMISSION SHAFT 85-120 WHITE 4

B6079# FLANGED BUSHING 1

07 B90320 TSPEI SCREW M 6x16 STAINLESS STEEL 2

A90060 NORMAL STAINLESS STEEL HEX NUT M 6 4 09 H16151 KIT BRACKETS FOR MOTOR SUPPORT OPEN FLY WHITE RAL 9010 1 10 SERV010 MOTORIZATION 1 11 A91110 TSPEI SCREW M 6x14 STAINLESS STEEL 2 12 H12101 TOP ROOF MOTOR PROTECTION MED ISOLA BI 13 H13151 TRANSMISSION KIT MED ISOLA ARG MM 1 14 H2416#--- TRANSMISSION JOINT PROFILE MED85-120 15 A4013# WINCH CH 5:1 CH BI 1 16 A4102#--- HOOK ROD 11 1 17 H19102 BELT RETURN MED NYLON NE 2 18 H15642 RETURN TENSIONING BELT NYLON MED 130 NE 2 19 H41511 TOOTHED ROPE T10 20 H16281 KIT FRONT CARTER VIVA WHITE RAL 9010 2 21 271634 REAR RIGHT CARTER SET FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 1 22 271635 REAR LEFT CARTER SET FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 1 23 271636 LATERAL COUPLING SER FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 4 24 H2493#--- ALU PR 70x130 MED SHARP EDGES 25 H13101 SELF LOAD BEARING FOOT 130 BI 4+2 26 H6102# ALUMINIUM FRONT FLAT CAP MED VIVA 4+2 27 H2505#--- POST PROF. MED 70x130 6 GROOVES 28 H2494#--- PR ALU GUIDE 70x130 ALU SINGLE SLOT MED 29 H16121 TOP EXT. KIT FOR CROSS BEAM OPEN FLY WHITE RAL 9010 2 30 SERV11 MED ROOF SHEETS 31 H37052 TOP ROOF FIXING RUBBER SCREW MED 32 R90343 SELF- THREADNING TC TORX 4,2x32 C15 INOX 33 H10651 FIXED CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 2 34 H10661 HORIZONTAL BAR CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 2 x intermediary profiles 35 H10671 DRIVING CARRIAGE MED85-120 WHITE 2 36 H3792# CARTER FOOT COVER ISOLA 130 WHITE 4+2 37 H70191--- PVC PROF. TOP COVER MED LUCE 38 271637 ALUMINIUN CAPS SET FOR GUIDE MED VIVA optional 39 271638 JOINT SET FOR GUIDE WITH LEG MEDISOLAFLY R 1 for width > 600 cm 40 H13871 WALL ANCHORING SETISOLA 130 BI 41 H13981 KIT CARTER SUPPORT MED ISOLA 130 WHITE 42 271640 WALL SIDE GUIDE JOINT SET FOR MEDISOLAFLY R 1 for width > 600 cm 43 H3791# CARTER CAP FLY ADD LAT SX 1 44 H3791# CARTER CAP FLY ADD LAT DX 1 45 H1269# CARTER FOR JOINT PART WITH ROOF FLY LEANING 46 H1270# CARTER FOR GUIDE PROTECTION FLY LEANING

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FLY FABRIC COVER

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FLY FABRIC COVER MEDISOLAFLY R - SINGLE-MODULE

REF. ANN. CODE TITLE Q.TY

90 H13522 MED clips clamp kit -

91 B49031 D3 Dyneema Pretens. p/Zerogr. cable -

97 H24210 - - - Alu Profile Breaker Pr. Light MED 85/120 -

98 H24590 - - - Pr Alu Tensioner MED FLY -

99 H13300 Cap-Casing p / Pr. Tensioner FLY -

100 H13310 Pin c / Spring p/ Pantograph FLY -

101 H13430 Cap c / Hinge p/Profile breaker Term FLY -

102 H13290 Cap c / Hinge p/Profile breaker Interm. FLY -

103 H37630 Stainless steel arm L = 354 MM p / FLY -

104 H91040 TC + 4.8x32 STAIN. STEEL self-tapping -

105 H36240 Platel c / Holes Fil. Clamp Med 85 -

106 A90780 M6x14 Stainless steel hex head screw -

107 B24581 Pr Front Cover Zerog BI -

108 A90630 D6,4/12,5x1,6 stainless steel washer -

109 H13411 Slide Side p/Wave fabric Cord. MED 85/120 -

FLY FABRIC COVER MEDISOLAFLY R - PLURI-MODULE

REF. ANN. CODE TITLE Q.TY

90 H13522 MED clips clamp kit -

91 B49031 D3 Dyneema Pretens. p/Zerogr. cable -

98 H24590 - - - Pr Alu Tensioner MED FLY -

104 H91040 TC + 4.8x32 STAIN. STEEL self-tapping -

105 H36240 Platel c / Holes Fil. Clamp Med 85 -

106 A90780 M6x14 Stainless steel hex head screw -

107 B24581 Pr Front Cover Zerog BI -

108 A90630 D6,4/12,5x1,6 stainless steel washer -

109 H13411 Slide Side p/Wave fabric Cord. MED 85/120 -

110 H24210 - - - Alu Profile Breaker Pr. Light MED 85/120 -

111 H13300 Cap-Casing p / Pr. Tensioner FLY -

112 H13310 Pantograph pivot with spring FLY -

113 H13430 Cap c / Hinge p/Profile breaker Term. FLY -

114 H13290 Cap c / Hinge p/Profile breaker Interm. FLY -

115 H37630 Stainless steel arm L = 354 MM p / FLY -

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CHAPTER 14: TECHNICAL

DECLARATION OF INSTALLATION

14.1

DECLARATION OF INSTALLATION (to be filled by the installer)

Mod. Awning: MEDISOLAFLY R

ISLAND FRONTAL LEANING VERSION LATERAL LEANING VERSION

WITH WINCH WITH MOTOR

1 MODULE 2 MODULES

Size:

L: S:

Fabric

Type: Colour:

Engine

Type:

YES NO

Automatism

Type:

The undersigned: of the Company: Reference:

as: Address:

Declares under his sole responsibility

•ofhavingusedthecomponentscontainedinthepackagingoftheproductsbyGIBUSandadditionalproductsprovidedfor

by the Installation Instructions;

•ofhavingcheckedthetechnicalcomplianceofthehousingsite;

•ofhavingcarriedouttheinstallationthroughtheinstructionsprovidedbythemanufacturerintheUseandMaintenance ManualandintheInstallationInstructionsdeliveredwiththepackagedproduct;

•ofhavingdeliveredtothecustomertheseUseandMaintenanceManualwiththeDeclarationofPerformanceDoPrelevant

to the regulations and European reference standards.

Installation:

Installation Notes:

date: Stamp and signature Gibus technician:

Mandatory maintenance within the end of the 2nd year date: Stamp and signature Gibus technician:

Mandatory maintenance within the end of the 3rd year date: Stamp and signature Gibus technician:

Mandatory maintenance within the end of the 4th year date: Stamp and signature Gibus technician:

Recommended maintenance within the end of the 5th year date: Stamp and signature Gibus technician:

IMPORTANT!: Extraordinary maintenance is compulsory and should be carried out by a Gibus specialized technician by the end of the second year from the awning’s installation; this will extend the warranty up to the 3rd year from the installation date. Use Gibus original spare parts to keep the warranty valid. Accordingly, a compulsory maintenance operation within the end of the 3rd year from the installation date is to be required to the Gibus specialized technician and that will extend the warranty to the 4th year; a compulsory maintenance in the 4th year from the installation date will extend the warranty to the 5th year.

Mandatory Maintenance Notes:

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Date Operation description

(including components replacement)

Full name and signature

specialized technician

NOTES:

MAINTENANCE AND NOTE REGISTER

14.2

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PRODUCTION NOTES

14.3

FABRIC COVER

ASSEMBLED TO BE ASSEMBLED TENSIONED LOOSEN

FABRIC

PVC Poly HR Opatex

PVC Precontraint 602

PVC Precontraint 302

SOLTIS 86

SOLTIS 92 shading

SOLTIS 96-W96

TS Light

TS Heavy

TS water-proof resin coated

TS FR fireproof

Acrylic

Liberty Acrylic

Printed Acrylic

Other

PAINTING

Guide bearing profiles

Brackets – Feet – Castings

Plastic Notched sheet roof

Standard

production

White RAL 9010 White White RAL 9010

Ivory RAL 1013 Ivory Ivory RAL 1013

VR Light steel Light steel Metallized RAL 9006

Anthracite VIV 416 Anthracite Anthracite RAL 7016

Upon

request

Brown RAL 8017 Anthracite Brown RAL 8019

Bronze Anthracite Brown RAL 8019

Anthracite RAL 7016 Semigloss Anthracite Anthracite RAL 7016

Corten Anthracite Brown RAL 8019

other

..............................................

other

....................

other

............................

Profile breaker

Standard

production

RAL 9010 white on white PVC RAL 1013 beige on champagne PVC

RAL 1013 beige on champagne PVC Bordeaux/champagne

Green/champagne Grey/champagne

Anthracite/champagne

Upon request

Anthracite VIV 416 VR Light steel

Anthracite/champagne

AWNING VERSION

ISLAND

FRONTAL LEANING VERSION

LATERAL LEANING VERSION

1 MODULE

WINCH

MOTOR

2 MODULES

WINCH

MOTOR

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ANNEX 1 - SELF-CERTIFICATION DOCUMENT (*)

CHAPTER 15: ANNEXES

(*) IMPORTANT NOTE: the stated performance is only guaranteed if the installation of the product is carried out correctly by the authorized dealer. The latter is required to compile the “DECLARATION OF CORRECT INSTALLATION”, which should be left with the final customer when installation is completed.

Via Einaudi, 35 - 35030 Saccolongo (PD)

PERFORMANCE DECLARATION no: MUT 088-CPR-2016-06-30

The performance of the unit given in the items 1 and 2 complies with the performance declared in the item 9. This performance declaration is issued under the manufacturer’s sole responsibility as per item 4.

Saccolongo, 15/06/2016 Signed in the name of and on behalf of: Gianfranco Bellin

Chief Executive Ofcer

Gibus S.p.A. - Via Einaudi, 35 - 35030 Saccolongo

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Unique identication code for the product-type: Gibus

mod. MEDISOLAFLY R

Designed use:

“Pergola type” folding awning for outside use

Name and address of the manufacturer:

Serial number: see the HOLOGRAM on the back cover

Assessment and check system of constant performance: System 4

10.

Performance declared in accordance with the UNI EN 13561 harmonized standard:

UNI EN 13561

Declaration of Performance no: “Pergola type” folding awning for outside use

MODEL: Gibus® mod. MEDISOLAFLY R

Wind resistance: Total solar energy transmittance g

tot

MUT 088-CPR-2016-06-30

Technical class 3 see prod. specifications Back of cover

Essential Characteristics Declared performance Wind resistance Class 3

Solar factor g

tot

See the value in the product specications on the back cover (**)

class 0 1 2 3 4

according to EN 14501 g

tot

>= 0,50 0,35 <=g

tot

< 0,50

0,15 <=g

tot

< 0,35

0,10 <=g

tot

<0,15

tot

<=0,1

HOLOGRAM

(**) g

tot

value referring to the indicated fabric awning positioned vertically in front of a glass window. The value corresponding

to the specic application must be determined by taking all the specications of the housing unit and the inclination of the

fabric into account. The g

tot

Class can be found in the corresponding table on the previous page.

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