INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS FOR HAND OPERATED SILENT STEEL
ADC HEAVY DUTY
CURTAIN TRACK
MODELS: 280, 281,
282, 280-A, 283-N, 283-R
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I. SUSPENDED INSTALLATIONS
1. Lay the two track
halves on the floor with the track slot facing down and with the amount of
center overlap desired for final installation.
If splicing is required, it should be done at this time. Splicing instructions can be found below. Attach the two lap clamps to the tracks at
the overlap with the hardware provided.
2. Install the
live-end and dead-end pulleys to the end of the tracks and secure with the
hardware provided.
3. Secure the hanging
clamps along the track sections at maximum 7' intervals. Raise the track to its permanent position
and secure in place. Mount the floor
pulley to the floor directly under and aligned with the track live end
pulley.
4. Insert an equal
amount of single carriers into each section of track. The carriers can be
inserted at the open track ends located at the center overlap. Insert the
master carriers into the track sections.
Install the eye-bolt end stops to the open track ends at the overlap and
secure.
5. Thread the
operating cord through one wheel of the
live-end pulley, through the holes in the carriers, the cord connectors of the
master carrier and the eye-bolt of the end stop. Run the cord around the dead-end pulley and through the single
carriers of the other half of track and through one (1) of the cord connectors of the second master
carrier. Loosely secure this end of the
cable to the master with the cord connector.
Thread the remaining end of the operating cable through the floor
pulley, up and through the remaining wheel of the live end pulley, through the
eye-bolt of the second section of track and to the remaining cord connector of
the second master carrier. Loosely
secure this end of the cable to the master carrier.
6. Snap one rubber
spacer on the inside edge (edge facing the master carrier) of each single
carrier, just above the cord hole.
7. Move the master
carriers an equal distance from the pulley ends of their track sections. Remove the slack from the cord at the master
carrier with the free ends of cord and secure the cord at both masters with the
cord connectors provided. Cut off the
excess cord.
IMPORTANT
NOTES
NEVER USE LESS THAN
FIVE SUSPENSION POINTS. THE TRACK SHOULD BE SUPPORTED AT ITS ENDS.
ALSO SUPPORT THE
LIVE END PULLEY TO THE OVERHEAD STRUCTURE USING THE HOLE PROVIDED ON THE
PULLEY.
SUPPORT MEDIA SHOULD
BE CHAIN, STEEL MEMBERS, OR WIRE
CABLE. NEVER USE ROPE.
ONE-WAY OPERATING
CURTAINS REQUIRE ONLY ONE MASTER CARRIER AND DO NOT HAVE AN OVERLAP. THE REST OF THE RIGGING PROCEDURE AND
HARDWARE IS THE SAME AS WITH A CENTER OPENING, BI-PART CURTAIN.
I. CEILING INSTALLATIONS
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Because ceiling mounted tracks
do not provide the opportunity for vertical adjustment, it is very important
that the ceiling structure be level.
Any deviation can cause the space between the bottom of the curtain
and the floor surface to be uneven.
Shims or blocking may be required for this purpose. |
Hanging
clamps and lap clamps are not needed or provided for ceiling mounted track
systems. The top of the track channel
should be drilled every 18" for direct attachment to the ceiling
structure. The track channel should be
properly secured before inserting any accessories.
1. Install the
live-end and dead-end pulleys to the end of the tracks and secure with the
hardware provided.
2. Raise the track to
its permanent position and secure in place.
Be sure to overlap the tracks at the center in order to provide the
necessary center overlap for the curtain.
If splice clamps are required install them to the track sections as per
splicing instructions and notes below.
Mount the floor pulley to the floor directly under and aligned with the
track live end pulley.
3. Insert an equal
amount of single carriers into each section of track. The carriers can be
inserted at the open track ends located at the center overlap. Insert the
master carriers into the track sections.
Install the eye-bolt end stops to the open track ends at the overlap and
secure.
4. Thread the
operating cord through one wheel of the
live-end pulley, through the holes in the carriers, the cord connectors of the
master carrier and the eye-bolt of the end stop. Run the cord around the dead-end pulley and through the single
carriers of the other half of track and through one (1) of the cord connectors of the second master
carrier. Loosely secure this end of the
cable to the master with the cord connector.
Thread the remaining end of the operating cable through the floor
pulley, up and through the remaining wheel of the live end pulley, through the
eye-bolt of the second section of track and to the remaining cord connector of
the second master carrier. Loosely
secure this end of the cable to the master carrier.
5. Snap one rubber
spacer on the inside edge (edge facing the master carrier) of each single
carrier, just above the cord hole.
6. Move the master
carriers an equal distance from the pulley ends of their track sections. Remove the slack from the cord at the master
carrier with the free ends of cord and secure the cord at both masters with the
cord connectors provided. Cut off the
excess cord.
IMPORTANT SPLICING INFORMATION
CEILING
MOUNTED TRACK: Place splicing
clamps on track and align holes in splicing clamps with factory drilled and
tapped holes of the track channel.
Insert twelve 1/4-20 by 5/16" long stove bolts through holes in
sides of splice clamps and tighten securely into tapped holes in track
channels. Refer to ADC drawing number
P-2824-A2
for additional information.
SUSPENDED
TRACK: Follow the
instructions as given on ADC drawing number A2824A. Adjust the set screws so that the walls and center opening of
track channels are in alignment for proper operation.