SKU: 670529
TOPP C20 Electric Chain Window Operator 230VAC - White
5.0
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Electric actuator with double link articulated chain
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About this product
- Electric actuator with double link articulated chain
- Suitable for bottom, side or top hung applications up to an opening edge of 1200mm
- Up to 360mm opening travel
- Maximum applicable load 300N
- Voltage: 230VAC
- Protection Class: IP 30
- CE Marked
- Cable Length: 1.5m
About this product
- Electric actuator with double link articulated chain
- Suitable for bottom, side or top hung applications up to an opening edge of 1200mm
- Up to 360mm opening travel
- Maximum applicable load 300N
- Voltage: 230VAC
- Protection Class: IP 30
- CE Marked
- Cable Length: 1.5m
Specification & Documentation
Application
uPVC, Timber & Aluminium
Finish
White
Finish Group
White
Option
Electric
Throw (mm)
240-360
Type
Electric Openers
Material
Polypropylene
Pack Quantity
1
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SID1 - 1 year ago
Window Actuators
Perfect replacement Window Actuators for the 20+ year old (slightly different model) ones that had started to go in the house top windows. Quick delivery, & reasonably easy to install - I did have an issue with one of them (faulty!), however this was swiftly rectified by the team at Ironmongery Direct - they are all fitted now & working great.
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Anonymous - 4 years ago
Category Manager
Hi, Thank you for your question. Unfortunately it is not as simple as being able to give a maximum size of window as it depends on the force needed to open the window, of which there are several factors to consider. There is a calculation to work this out though and I have attached an image which shows this, sizes are in mm. For reference the maximum force this unit can handle is 300N and the operation stroke is either 240 or 360mm, I have also included an image showing what height window you would need to be able to achieve those stroke lengths. I hope this is of help and if you need any further information just let us know.
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