Abstract:
Locking and coupling system for remote controlled windows connecting the window sash with the actuating mechanism of the motor operator is set on the bottom part of roof window frame, the window being turned or tilted by the motor operatoror manually. The system consists of a handle set in the sash and of two elements connected together by turning the handle, of which one connecting element is placed on the sash and the second connecting element constitutes the ending of the actuating mechanism of the motor operator. The two connecting elements consist of the socket /1/ and the element /2/ mating with the socket /1/, the element /2/ always resting in the socket /1/ when the sash adheres to the window frame and is locked in it by turning the grip /6/ of the handle.
Abstract:
A tilting and turning window opened outside from the room, moving about tilting hinges located at the upper part of the window, or about turning hinges located lower, preferably in the central zone of the window. It incorporates an intermediate assembly between the window frame and the sash, advantageously in the form of two intermediate arms (3), each of which is connected with the window frame (1 ) by a tilting hinge. One subassembly of that hinge has an arched guide (4), and the second an arched slide (5) placed in that guide. The window is provided with a locking mechanism preventing opening the window in the turning mode when is being opened in the tilting mode, and prevents opening in the tilting mode when it is being opened in the turning mode.
Abstract:
Roof window has a lower sash (3) mounted in the common window frame (1) with the main pivot sash (2), situated in the upper part of this window frame, in addition the lower sash is opened as a tilt window turning around its horizontal axis of rotation situated at its bottom and the window is fitted with side shields (4, 6) filling the space between the lower sash (3) and the window frame (1) in all stages of this window opening.
Abstract:
Two-function tilting and turning roof window is provided on both sides with symmetrical self-locking systems, each having a set of elements automatically blocking the tilting function when the position of the sash is slightly changed versus the window frame due to turning the sash, and a set of elements automatically blocking the turning function when the position of the sash is slightly changed versus the window frame due to tilting the sash. Both blocking systems (11 ) and (21 ), and (12) and (18) are connected together by connecting means, which warrants their alternative action. When the window is closed, the locking elements (12) and (18) of one blocking set are always in mutual contact, but are not blocked in that position, and when starting the usage function the blocking of which they are serving, they play the role of a mechanism forcing the locking of the second usage function of the window by the locking set (11 ) and (21 ). Each self-locking system has also a retaining mechanism, which, when applying the function blocked by the set of elements (11 ) and (21 ), immobilizes the element (12) of the locking set consisting of the elements (12) and (18) staying in mutual contact when the window is closed.
Abstract:
The slat blind has many slats /1/ tilted by the driving system equipped with a magnetic coupling protecting against damage of the slat /1/ and moreover the functional parameters of members of the drive do not change as a result of operation of the blind.
Abstract:
Locking and coupling system for remote controlled windows connecting the window sash with the actuating mechanism of the motor operator is set on the bottom part of roof window frame, the window being turned or tilted by the motor operatoror manually. The system consists of a handle set in the sash and of two elements connected together by turning the handle, of which one connecting element is placed on the sash and the second connecting element constitutes the ending of the actuating mechanism of the motor operator. The two connecting elements consist of the socket /1/ and the element /2/ mating with the socket /1/, the element /2/ always resting in the socket /1/ when the sash adheres to the window frame and is locked in it by turning the grip /6/ of the handle.