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Sliding Window model NJORD
Sturdy, vertically sliding window for wide openings. Suitable for both
indoor and outdoor installation. The sliding window has a 115* mm
aluminium frame and can be equipped with insulating glass or up to 20
mm thick safety glass. The Njord model can be produced with two, three
or more moving sections, so that the largest possible part of the
opening can be put to use. In its standard version, the sliding window
is satin anodized and is equipped with D4-12 double glazing. The frame
can be finished by painting, powder coating or other forms of
anodizing. The sliding window is equipped with a safety latch which
prevents the window from dropping in the event of an accident. The
safety latch is designed to carry glass weighing up to 150 kg. The
sliding window is automatically locked in the closed position. Control
is by means of a control box or pedal.
The Njord is available in six variants:
- Manual kit without facilities for adding an electric drive.
- Manual kit with facilities for adding an electric drive.
- Electrically driven kit.
- Complete manual sliding window without facilities for adding an electric drive.
- Complete manual sliding window with facilities for adding an electric drive.
- Complete electrically driven sliding window.
Examples of versions |
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Window with two
sections
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Window with three
sections
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Window with four
sections
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Fixed glass section
below the window
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Fixed aluminium section below the window
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Fixed aluminium section above the window
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Fixed window |
Technical information
Our electrically driven sliding windows are made to suit the specific
and unique needs of each individual customer. We produce ergonomically
correct sliding windows for kiosks, office receptions, restaurants,
post offices, banks, factory watchman's offices, and for premises in
which the security demands are extremely high. Every one of our sliding
window models is tailored to the customer's requirements.
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| Width |
Customers choice. |
| Height |
Customers choice. |
| * Frame thickness |
115
mm with one movable section, 145 mm with two movable sections and 175
mm with three movable sections. Please get in touch with our sales
personnel for further information on windows with more than three
movable sections. |
| Width of side posts |
80 mm. |
| Height of top profile |
80 mm. |
| Height of bottom profile |
Electrically driven: No.
Manually driven: 80 mm (refer to locking below). |
| Width/Height of glass frames |
30 mm. |
| Construction |
Electrically driven: Motor, transmission, safety latch and automatic locking are integrated within the frame.
Manually driven: Safety latch is integrated within the frame. |
| Locking |
Electrically driven: Mechanical lock which automatically locks the window in closed position
and at 50 mm intervals across the entire opening height. Key lock is
optional.
Manually driven: Key lock ASSA 13787 integrated
into the bottom profile. If the window is manufactured without the
bottom profile, the ASSA 13787 can not be used. Other solutions might
be possible. If a manually driven window is upgraded with electric
drive, it is not possible to equip it with the automatic mechanical
lock. |
| Motor |
Electrically driven: 24 V DC.
Manually driven: No. |
| Transmission |
Cord. |
| Traction force |
Electrically driven: Approx. 40 N.
Manually driven: Low. |
| Relief for transmission |
Friction clutch. |
| Power supply |
Electrically driven: Transformer. Battery back-up is optional.
Manually driven: No. |
| Type of control |
Electrically driven: Manoeuvre box. Foot switch is optional.
Manually driven: Handle. |
| Glass |
D4-12
double glazing is standard. Other glass up to 20 mm thick is available
as an option, such as 16 mm thick class B1 impact-resistant laminated
glass. |
| Finish |
Satin
anodized (minimum 10 µm) aluminium is standard. Other surface finishes
available as an option include powder coating, painting or anodizing in
various colours. |
| Protection against fire |
No. |
| Alarm device |
Optional. |
| Design and material subject to change without prior notice. |
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