Folding Arm Awnings

Titan

• No hood
• 40 x 40 x 2 mm console tube, galvanised & powder-coated
• Max: 9600mm Width; 3500mm Projection
• Arm Lengths: 2000mm, 2500mm, 3000mm & 3500mm

Titan Forte

• Rain hood and fabric tray included
• 40 x 40 x 2 mm console tube, galvanised & powder-coated
• Max: 9600mm Width; 3500mm Projection
• Arm Lengths: 2000mm, 2500mm, 3000mm & 3500mm
• Min: 3000mm Width; 2000mm Projection

Titan Flex

• Rain hood and fabric tray included
• An additional gear mechanism enables the pitch of the awning to be adjusted smoothly from 5 to 52 degrees to adapt it to the position of the sun
• 40 x 40 x 2 mm console tube, galvanised & powder-coated
• Max: 9600mm Width; 3500mm Projection
• Arm Lengths: 2000mm, 2500mm, 3000mm & 3500mm
• Min: 3000mm Width; 2000mm Projection

Millenium

• Fully enclosed cassette
• Valance: No Valance because system is full cassette
• Max: 7800mm Width; 4000mm Projection
• Arm Lengths: 2000mm, 2500mm, 3000mm, 3500mm & 4000mm

• Wind detection in 3 dimensions
  Efficient measurement of wind impact on awning structure with detection of horizontal, vertical and lateral oscillations.

• Failure alert
  Each hour, automatic retraction of the awning in case of sensor functional problem

• Auto save function
  Avoid any accidental retraction of the awning when replacing batteries.
• Intelligent sensor 
  Recalls last information to adapt its behaviour in case of windy days (anti yo-yo effect).

• Intuitive programming
  Simply shakes the awning to record sensibility threshold.

• This is a combined sensor that measures both level of sun as well as the level of wind. This type of sensor offers you the ultimate in automation allowing protection of furniture, reducing heating costs in your home and protecting your awning from damage.
• The sun sensor is designed to bring the awning out when the sun is starting to hit the windows of your home, then will take them back as the sun goes down. The wind sensor is also there to offer protection to your awning should the winds become too strong.

• Rain sensor is ideal for situations where an awning cannot be installed with a steep pitch. An adequate pitch (angle) is essential to allow rain to run off the awning. If the angle is too shallow, rain pools on the awning and stretches the fabric.
• A rain sensor automatically retracts the awning when it begins to rain, which prevents pooling. Another way the rain sensor can be used is when enough pitch is available on the awning. The wires on the sensor can be reversed so that the awning extends when it begins to rain. This is used when one wants to keep furniture dry for example.