6
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
B
A
C
D
90°
B
A
D
90°
min.
30÷35 mm
Fig. 11 Fig. 12
Fig. 13
T1
PR1
G1
Fig. 14
PR1
G1
S3
2 cm
3.4.3 OUTWARD OPENING
Your gate can be automated for opening outwards too.
In this case the value of A dimension shall be calculated
towards the gate center.
See picture 9 and 10 and fit the bracket accordingly.
INNER VIEW
OUTER VIEW
INNER VIEW
OUTER VIEW
3.5 FASTENING REAR BRACKET T1
Weld or bolt the rear bracket T1 on the post, applying the A
and B quota calculated according to the gate hinge
position and the motor rotation point.
Chemical bolts can be used and must comply with the post
features (brick, wood, steel, etc. etc.). When fixing keep a
minimum distance of 30/35 mm from the post edge in order
to avoid damages (see picture 11).
- Rear brackets T1 are provided LH and RH, to match to the
according LH and RH motor (see picture 12).
- When fixing the operator to the rear bracket T1, plug PR1
rotation pin downward oriented (see picture 13).
3.6 FASTENING FRONT BRACKET S3
3.6.1 LEADER TI
To determine the position of bracket S3:
- Put the gate in closing position.
- Release the gearmotor.
- Extend the inox pipe arm fully.
- Turn back the arm 2 cms. This avoids the motor to “leap
forward” (see picture 14)
- Affix the bracket S3 to the motor slot. Plug the rotation pin
PR1 into the locating hole.
- Fit the bracket S3 on the gate.
- Keep the motor horizontal, fix or weld.
Check the manual opening of the leaf before definitively
fixing the bracket to make sure the gate can open
fully to your required angle.
T1 RH
T1 LH
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