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The following are just example applications, given that the space for securing the operator and accessories may vary depending on
the dimensions. It is thus up to the installer to choose the most suitable solution.
5.5 Mounting
Apply the anchoring plate to the pillar using the back bracket (fig. 1) making sure the A and B measurements are right (Tab. 3) between
the hinge axis and central bore hole on the bracket. The back bracket has several other holes for changing the opening angle of the gate.
N.B.: increasing the B measurement decreases the opening angle resulting in slower peripheral speed and greater motor thrust on the
gate leaf. Increasing measurement A increases the opening angle resulting in greater peripheral speed and reduced motor thrust on the
gate leaf.
With the gate closed apply the anchoring plate to the gate leaf, making sure that the front bracket is lined up horizontally with the back
bracket and ensuring that measurement E is met.
Pillar
Hinge
Gate leaf closed position
Tab. 3
Anchoring plate
Back bracket
Bushing
Back swivel-joint
Level the bracket
Anchoring plate
Front bracket
Gate leaves up to 3 m
Opening
A
mm
B
mm
C max
mm
E
mm
90°
130
130
60
720
120°
130
110
50
720
Gate leaf up to 5 m
Opening
A
mm
B
mm
C max
mm
E
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90°
200
200
120
920
130°
200
140
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