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HC812-300 SOLARDescription Ideal for double swing gates up to 2 x 2,5m 8ft each wing Ducati's classic vintage design gate opener featuring: This classic DUCATI "vintage" design gate operator features several advanced options combined with telescopic actuators for greater strength and less mechanical stress of the system. LEARN MORE about reduced consumption technology. LEARN MORE about our solar powered openers. Kit Contents 2x HC312 300mm stroke 12V
Description
Ideal for double swing gates up to 2 x 2,5m/8ft each wing
Ducati's classic vintage design gate opener featuring:
This classic DUCATI "vintage" design gate operator features several advanced options combined with telescopic actuators for greater strength and less mechanical stress of the system.
LEARN MORE about reduced consumption technology....
LEARN MORE about our solar powered openers....
Kit Contents
- 2x HC312 - 300mm stroke 12V electromechanical irreversible telescopic actuator with fixing brackets
- 1x 7857 - large control box with electronic board & transformer. Radio receiver on board + on board solar panel and battery management. Note: the control box is designed to be powered by solar panel, but can also be powered by main AC power mantaining wired the battery. the transformer is therefore supplied for Ac power supply wring if required by the customer for any reason and can also be used to recharge the battery.
- 2x 433 Mhz rolling code transmitters
- 1x blinking light 12V
- 1x key switch
- 1x SOLAR 1012 solar panel 12V 10W with fixing arch
- 1x BAT0712 12V 7A battery
- 1 X BATTERY CHARGER
- 1x key for manual emergency release
* Starting from 01/04/2022, due to the difficulties in sub-supplying of some components, the vendor reserve the right to supply the product with these modifications:
- the transformer could be replaced by a battery charger
- delivered remote control model is opted by the supplier 2 or 4 button can be delivered
- the electronic board model could be replaced by a different model substantially equivalent to the one listed on the website
Features
DUCO SAFE
obstacle detection safety system guarantees maximal safety of use to your family
SELF LOCK TECHNOLOGY
The self-locking properties of the spindle increase the protection against a dangerous and unauthorised “pressing” of the gate and the otherwise necessary e-locks for the final positions can be omitted. A massive 20 mm diameter three principle steel spindle made of PR80 steel ensures long and reliable operation
- Ideal for a safe, quick and easy installation: the system works in DC current and is electrocution risk-free.
- Possibility of connecting an external timed courtesy light (example: garden light)
- 2 working modes: "STEP by STEP" ( push to open & push to close) or Automatic close with adjustable time (you can vary the pause time from 1 to 100 seconds)
- Control unit with integrated battery housing compartment: can fit any 12v battery up to maximal dimension : 9cm x 15cm x 9,5cm h
- Easy self-storing of the remotes controls by pushing one button
- Adjustable motor power/ obstacle detection sensitibility. By decreasing the power the gate opener will be more sensible in case of impact on an obstacle. The adjustment is very easy: just need to rotate potentiometer related to each motor.
- Pedestrian opening (1 partial opening of one wing to allow the pedestrian crossing) this feature can be controlled by remote control or wired control (for example by a key switch)
- Made in Italy - All components are manufactured in the company to warranty high quality and reliability.
- After sale service and assistance provided directly by manufacturer without intermediaries in order to provide quick and immediate solution to any demand.
- The gate is automatically locked in closed position (irreversibile system).
- Electro-lock is not needed, but recommended for wing longer than 2,8m each. This opener is compatible with ac 12V electric-lock ( WARNING: electrolock is not compatible in case the opener is powered by back-up battery)
- Manual release system by universal triangular key
- Safety is ensured by an sensitive amperometrical obstacle detection system and pressure control. Photocells ( safety beans) are no longer mandatory. Photocells are an optional accessory that can be helpful to prevent scratches to the painting of vehicles left in the vicinity of a moving gate. (EN13241-1: 2003 + A1 ( April 2011 ) EN12453 : 2002 EN12445 : 2000)
- CE conformity: product certified on all points of the current European regulations. Notify body as NEMKO / INTERTEK test reports & certificates available on request
- Totally in house designed software and hardware are focused on reduce energy consumption and with attention to the absolute reliability using innovative components of the latest generation as our High quality radio receiver hybrid
- Ducati chooses to use toroidal transformers only to achieve maximum reliability and safety by power surges and ESD. Our Standard 230V-50Hz transformer is also available in 110V/60Hz version.
Technical data
ACTUATOR TECHNICAL DATA
ELECROMECHANICAL TELESCOPIC ACTUATOR HC312
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| dc motor | 60W |
| max pushing & power | 1200N |
| Stroke | 300mm |
| motor speed | 1,5 cm/sec |
| telescopic actuator | √ |
| working cycles limit | continuous use/ no limits |
| working temperature | -20°C/+50°C |
| max wing length | 2,5m/8ft each leaf |
| max.wing weight | 250kg/550lb each leaf |
| max. opening angle | 125° |
| automatic wing lock | √ irreversible actuator |
| manual release system | √ by triangular key |
| Compatible with gate opening towards outside | √ |
NOTE: the actuator will stop by amperometric detection system: it therefore requires mechanical stop limits to be installed on the floor to stop the gate wing in the open and closed position. Special actuator model HC312 in "FC" version are featured with on-board mechanical limits for the open wing position.
CTH44 ELECTRONIC BOARD TECHNICAL DATA
(solar panel & battery management on board)
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| toroidal transformer's Watts | 105W |
| protection fuse | √10AF |
| transformer protection fuse | 0,8AT (1,2AT for 110V transformer) |
| use on single or double wing gate | √ |
| output services | 12V |
| stand-by power consumption | 7mA |
| radio receiver | 2 channels (one for full cycle opening, the second for pedestrian access/partial 1 wing opening) |
| remote controls channels storage capacity | 10 codes |
| radio transmission protocol | DUCATI rolling code |
| radio frequency | 433,92MHz |
| remote control automatic learning | √ |
| on board antenna | √ |
| external antenna input | √ |
| automatic closure working mode | √ with adjustable pause time up to 100 sec. |
| step by step working | √ one pulse to open; one pulse to close |
| motor power adjustment | √ by potentiometer |
| Obstacle detection safety system (DUCO SAFE) | obstacle detection |
| In compliance with EU-CE norms | √ |
| timerized courtesy light output | - |
| flashing light output | √ max. 10W 12V lamp. blinks quickly while closing, blinks slowly while opening |
| electric lock output | - |
| safety beam-photocells input (NC contact) | √ NC normally closed contact Note: use of special low consumption photocells is recommended: use only DUCATI low consumption photocells model 7120 |
| A full cycle START input (NO contact) | √ |
| pedestrian cycle START input ( N contact) | - |
Manual
CLICK HERE to download the general instruction manual
HC312 actuator installation diagram
CLICK HERE to download the CTH44 electronic board wiring diagram
CLICK HERE for CTH 44 VIDEO installation manual
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Good choice to teach kids to be well-mannered at Memorial Day.
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The book starts with the 13 colonies each with their own flag. Then it discusses the Revolutionary war and the story of Betsy Ross with the qualifier that It says no one really knows who sewed the first flag. Then it discusses Francis Scott Key and the bombardment of Fort McHenry. Then how a star is added for each state added to the union. Mentions the Civil War and raising the flag on Iwo Jima. After that it has two pages on protocol for displaying and honoring the flag, and gives the pledge of allegiance. It is a good choice to teach kids to be well-mannered at parades and Memorial Day services.
The cover art depicts a series of historical flags, not all of which are mentioned in the book which raises the question “Why?”. Starting at the back is the red Saint George’s Cross on a white field. Saint George the dragon slayer is the patron saint of England. The plain cross without the centered crown is the flag of England. This flag is shown on page 2 as the flag of one of the colonies but it doesn’t say which.
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Next is the Betsy Ross flag, followed by the Fort McHenry flag, and the modern flag. I hope this helps.
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