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Address: No. 39-3, North Area 3 Road, Songgang Industrial Zone, Shishan Town,Foshan Guangdong,China
Contact name:NIKKI
Foshan Lingge Aluminum Co., Ltd |
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Product Name | Electric windproof outdoor zip rail roller blinds,zip track outdoor
blinds |
Material | Fabric: 38% Fiberglass+62%PVC Cover: High strength aluminum alloy Small parts: Rust proof alloy key and screws |
Width | 100-500cm |
Length | 100-320cm |
Fabric Weight | 495g/m²±5% |
Fabric Thickness | 0.62mm±5% |
Fabric Openness Factor | 6% |
Headrail Aluminum Alloy Thickness | 1.7mm |
Motor | AM35,AM45 |
Voltage | 110V~230V |
Fire Resistance | B1 |
Color Fastness | Color Fastness |
Control System | Motorized,Remote Control |
Application | Balcony,hotel,office,garden,etc. |
Size | Customized |
Packing | Bubble paper+ Carton Box+Wooden Box |
The advantages of wind-proof roller blind are as follows:
1, Shading and heat insulation, effectively saving energy.
Of the air-conditioning power to balance the indoor temperature. By
choosing fabrics with different opening rates through
wind-proof roller blinds, and reasonable switch control, not only
can effectively shading and heat insulation, but also have a
certain anti-sand and dust-proof effect.
2. Windproof and rainproof
When it rains, the wind-proof roller blind and the wind-rain
induction system are automatically lowered as a whole, which can
effectively block more than 90% of the rain; it can resist up to
100km/h winds during the ascent.
3. Anti-mosquito
The opening rate of most wind curtain fabrics is smaller than that
of traditional gauze, which can effectively block the the
erosion of mosquitoes
4.UV-Protecting
The windproof roller blind fabric has passed the national ISO
105-A02:1993/COR.2:2005 4-5 grade, which can block more than 85% of
ultraviolet radiation.
5. Light, transparent, breathable
The windproof roller blind semi-shielding opening rate is between
1%-30% series fabrics, which has good air circulation function, and
does not affect the outdoor landscape from indoors.
6. Flame retardant
Windproof roller blind fabrics have passed third-party standard
testing and certification. Flame retardant: GB/T 17591-2006 Class
B1, NFPA701-2010 standard, BS5867-2:2008.
7.Environmental protection
Certification: GB/T2912.1-2009, GB/T17592-2001, GB/T17593.2-2007,
American indoor and outdoor air quality certification GREENGUARD
Certified and GREENGUARD Gold Certified, European textile label
OeKo-Tex Standard 100 Class IV.
8. Anti-bacterial
Pass the ASTM E2180-18 standard.
9. privacy protection
The wind-proof roller blind full shade series fabrics are selected,
when the whole is put down, it can completely shield the light to
protect the private space, which is helpful for better rest and
sleep.
Motorized blinds offer a variety of control options, from wireless wall switches to handheld remotes, so you can control your lighting preferences with just the touch of a button!
How To Clean & Do Not for Exterior Remote control Zip track Window Applicable Window Type outdoor roller blinds?
| Regularly clean your bind | Clean your blind at least every 3 months. Clean your blind with a soft brush to remove any visible dirt, dust and grime. Cleaning regularly with a soft brush along the side channel will help prevent a build-up of dust and dirt. Use a soft cloth and warm soapy water to clean the aluminium surfaces. (Do not use abrasive cleaning agents under any circumstances.) Operating your blind at least once a week will help to prevent the build-up of dirt and dust that may inhibit the operation of the blind. |
| Do not | Do not roll up your blind when wet to avoid mould. Do not force your blind if it is jamming - contact your Ambient Blinds supplier for assistance. Do not leave your blind unrolled during extreme weather conditions or if you are away from home. Do not operate your blind by pulling down at the side - always use the handle to pull down from the centre. If the blind is fitted with a motor or gearbox for crank operation - do not attempt to manually move the blind, only use the control mechanism. |
